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HIGGINS, J., WALLACE, S., MINKEL, K., WAGNER, R., LINER, M., and MEAL, G.
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The Design and Operation of a Very Large Vertical Sub-Surface Flow Engineered Wetland to Treat Spent Deicing Fluids and Glycol-Contaminated Stormwater at Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
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This book intends to provide basic knowledge about the technology to non-technical project managers, help the technical specialist to understand where technical simplification is required in order to disseminate the technology in its typical decentralised context, and is designed to assist senior development planners who need to understand the specifics of decentralised wastewater treatment technology sufficiently in order to select or approve appropriate strategies for its dissemination.
SASSE, L. (1998): DEWATS Decentralised Wastewater Treatment in Developing Countries. Delhi: Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA). URL [Accessed: 03.05.2023] PDFOn-line course on FSM by Linda Strande (EAWAG) and other experts, including a lecture on Planted Drying Beds.
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This document belongs to chapter 5 based on the design of specific wetland types. In this particular case it is about aerated wetlands and provides information on their design, operation and maintenance.
WALLACE, S., OIRSCHOT, D. and STEFANAKIS, A. (2020): Practical information on design of specific wetland types and typical pitfalls: Aerated wetlands. In: LANGERGRABER, G., DOTRO, G., NIVALA, J., RIZZO, A. and STEIN, O. (Eds.) ; (2019): Wetland Technology. Practical Information on the Design and Application of Treatment Wetlands. Scientific and Technical Report Nº 27. London: . URL [Accessed: 03.05.2023] PDFThis factsheet summarises the advantages and disadvantages, key features and design considerations, and operational, maintenance and applicability aspects of the Anaerobic Baffled Reactor.
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The Volume 7 of the Biological Wastewater Treatment Series describes various typologies of treatment wetlands, with their application, design indications, operation and management, design examples, and case studies.
DOTRO, G., LANGERGRABER, G., MOLLE, P., NIVALA, J., PUIGAGUT, J., STEIN, O. and VON SPERLING, M. (2017): Treatment Wetlands. Biological Wastewater Treatment Series, Volume 7. London: International Water Association (IWA) publishing. URL [Accessed: 03.05.2023] PDFThe website provides an overview of the components commonly used as part of decentralized wastewater treatment systems. It also provides links to a cost estimate for planning and designing decentralised wastewater treatment systems and frequently asked questions about the technologies.
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