Vertical flow

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Measurements of water content distribution in vertical subsurface flow constructed wetlands using a capacitance probe: benefits and limitations Water content profoundly affects the efficiency of vertical flow constructed wetlands. Detailed vertical water content profiles could help to improve our understanding of the behaviour of these systems. In this study we tested a capacitance probe to measure water content in a vertical flow construct Desalination 243 (2009)
High-rate nitrogen removal in a two-stage subsurface vertical flow constructed wetland A two-stage constructed wetland (CW) system consisting of two vertical flow (VF) beds with intermittent loading operated in series has been investigated. The first stage uses sand with a grain size of 2–3.2 mm for the main layer and has a drainage layer that is impounded; the second stage uses sand Desalination 247 (2009)

Measurements of water content distribution in vertical subsurface flow constructed wetlands using a capacitance probe: benefits and limitations

Water content profoundly affects the efficiency of vertical flow constructed wetlands. Detailed vertical water content profiles could help to improve our understanding of the behaviour of these systems. In this study we tested a capacitance probe to measure water content in a vertical flow construct

Desalination 243 (2009)

High-rate nitrogen removal in a two-stage subsurface vertical flow constructed wetland

A two-stage constructed wetland (CW) system consisting of two vertical flow (VF) beds with intermittent loading operated in series has been investigated. The first stage uses sand with a grain size of 2–3.2 mm for the main layer and has a drainage layer that is impounded; the second stage uses sand

Desalination 247 (2009)

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