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Chia Nan University of Pharmacy & Science ]
Building sustainable development of green school |
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Plans of using constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment
and reuse of the wastewater from the dormitory in the
campus
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ABSTRACT |
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This
project was proposed based on the mid-term project of
¡§Building sustainable development of green school¡¨ and
Challenging 2008 of National major programs as ¡§Water
and green construction program¡¨ and ¡§Promoting program
of green campus¡¨ revealed by Ministry of Education.
The main goal of this project is using constructed wetland
technology to treat discharged water from the wastewater
treatment plant for treating wastewater from dormitory
area in campus as well as to setup reclaimed water system.
So as to accomplish basic design blueprint as a model
for community reorganization, general application, and
promoting related technologies.
The working items in this
plan include ¡§Monitor and estimation of the discharged
water from a wastewater treatment plant¡¨, ¡§Design of
constructed wetland system for the further treatment
of the discharged water¡¨, ¡§Design of the constructed
wetland merged into the ecological and scenic conditions
in a campus¡¨, and ¡§Design of the reclaimed water system.¡¨
The complete concept of this plan is hoping to merge
constructed wetland into the teaching and extracurricular
activities in a school. Ultimately, the wastewater from
the campus can be treated directly by a system combined
with constructed wetlands, scenic pond, and water tank
so as for further reuse.
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The quantity of wastewater from the dormitory
area estimated to be 800 CMD. The concentrations of
biological oxygen demand (BOD), ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N),
and total suspended solids (TSS) were 63, 24, and 70
mg/L, respectively. These measures are used for functional
estimation of the design of the constructed wetland
system. The planned area is about 10,000 m2 and includes
four sections as subsurface flow wetland (SSF), free
water surface wetland (FWS), scenic pond, and horticultural
area. The areas of these sections are 1,500, 3,500,
1,000, and 4,000 m2. Another water storage tank will
be built for collecting final treated water and used
for irrigation of the near plants. The concentrations
of BOD, NH3-N, and TSS of discharged water were estimated
as 16, 9, 12 mg/L, respectively. The detailed design
charts for constructed wetlands include whole area distribution,
cross sections of SSF and FWS, top view and detailed
structures of scenic platform, plane view of wooden
bridge, sign board and trail, diagrams of water and
electrical systems, plane views of automatic irrigation
system and impermeable liner and educating board design,
design diagram of bricks, detailed diagram of standard
steal, and design budge and standard of constructed
wetlands.
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In the ¡§Designs of scenic and reclaimed water
system¡¨, other than the scenic pond four 3-dimension
diagrams: wooden bridge, trail, sign-boards, and educating
boards are also included. Furthermore, fourteen courses
contents about constructed wetlands on campus, ¡§Construction
standards of constructed wetland on campus¡¨, ¡§Environmental
effects by campus constructed wetland¡¨, and some possible
problems and the solutions were also planned in this
project. The achievements of this project include accomplishments
of ¡§Plan of using constructed wetlands for dormitory
wastewater treatment and reclaimed water system¡¨, ¡§Suggested
plan of sustainable university¡¨, ¡§Solutions of difficulties
occurred on operating the wastewater treatment plants
on campus during summer and winter vacations¡¨, ¡§Proposed
plan for energy saving for operating reclaimed water
system¡¨, ¡§Extension of research work on practical application¡¨,
and ¡§Achievement of joint effect of academic and application.¡¨
The accomplishments concerning the sustainable campus
program of Ministry of Education are providing on-site
teaching facility for the teachers and students from
all schools and people from near communities; the cumulative
information and experiences from this project can be
used as reference for other school in similar rebuilt
work; practical application of research results of constructed
wetland and further reclaiming treated water; providing
¡§General operation and maintenance manual for constructed
wetland treatment system¡¨; providing information of
theoretical and practical training programs.
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