Emerging Developments in Constructed Wetlands aims to provide comprehensive, up-to-date information on recent trends and advances in the domain of constructed wetlands. The book contains consolidated insights into distinctive research areas with application potential and commercialization possibilities. It also offers access to updated fundamental knowledge, current trends, and research advances worthy of potential implementations in the field. Although there has been significant research progress in the domain of constructed wetlands over the last years, there is no book available with actual case studies to meet growing demands.
1. Emerging Developments in Constructed Wetlands - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Table Of Contents - p. iv 6. List of contributors - p. xiii 7. About the editors - p. xix 8. Chapter 1 An updated overview of plant species used in constructed wetlands - p. 3 9. Chapter 2 A global scenario of new substrates utilized in constructed wetlands - p. 61 10. Chapter 3 Integrated constructed wetlands with other technologies to enhance treatment efficiency and resource recovery - p. 93 11. Chapter 4 Development, advances, and mathematical modeling in treatment wetlands for eutrophic aquatic ecosystems - p. 113 12. Chapter 5 Understanding of biogeochemical network of redox-active elements in constructed wetlands for controlling/improving the treatment performance - p. 151 13. Chapter 6 Life cycle assessment of constructed wetlands: measuring their contribution to sustainable development - p. 169 14. Chapter 7 A revisit of constructed wetlands technology—microbial structure and diversity and their relation to pollutant removal - p. 195 15. Chapter 8 Constructed wetlands clogging—a deeper understanding and remediation strategies - p. 217 16. Chapter 9 The emergence of constructed wetlands coupled with microbial electrochemical technology: historical development and potential applications - p. 241 17. Chapter 10 Pollutants removal in constructed wetlands coupled with microbial electrochemical technology - p. 267 18. Chapter 11 Bioelectrochemically assisted constructed wetlands: the METland concept - p. 293 19. Chapter 12 Microbial electrochemical technology for biosensing purposes in constructed wetlands - p. 311 20. Chapter 13 Greenhouse gases emission control using constructed wetlands coupled with microbial electrochemical technology - p. 331 21. Chapter 14 Modular and transportable constructed wetlands - p. 353 22. Chapter 15 TAYA—an intensified constructed wetlands technology - p. 369 23. Chapter 16 Constructed wetlands inspired Phytorid technology for wastewater treatment application using a lesser land footprint - p. 381 24. Chapter 17 Vertical greening systems for wastewater treatment - p. 399 25. Chapter 18 Green wall design recommendations for urban water reuse - p. 423 26. Chapter 19 Green walls and green roof—some experiences from the field - p. 447 27. Chapter 20 Floating treatment wetlands: a futuristic approach for industrial wastewater treatment - p. 463 28. Chapter 21 Intensification of French-type vertical-flow treatment wetlands using complementary treatment steps and adapted operating conditions - p. 493 29. Chapter 22 Emerging development in application, design, and operations & maintenance of aerated treatment wetlands - p. 517 30. Chapter 23 Bioaugmentation in constructed wetlands for performance enhancement - p. 551 31. Chapter 24 New experiences to enhance the treatment efficiency of constructed wetlands in cold climates - p. 579 32. Chapter 25 Application of biochar as an innovative substrate in constructed wetlands/biofilters for wastewater treatment: performance and ecological benefits - p. 595 33. Chapter 26 Combining the large-scale rotating biological contactors and hybrid constructed wetlands for improving river quality - p. 629 34. Chapter 27 Estimating the removal rate coefficient for intensified wetlands utilizing reactive media for treating high-strength wastewater: an N-k-C* approach - p. 647 35. Chapter 28 Wetland community expertise in the new nature-based solutions and circular economy vision - p. 681 36. Chapter 29 Valorization prospects of plant biomass generated in constructed wetland for bioenergy production - p. 695 37. Chapter 30 Fecal sludge management using constructed wetlands - p. 715 38. Chapter 31 Understanding removal of microplastics in constructed wetlands: processes, performance, and impacts - p. 737 39. Chapter 32 Implementing constructed wetlands for wastewater and sludge treatment in hot and arid climates: existing solutions and future challenges - p. 761 40. Index - p. 777
Emerging Developments in Constructed Wetlands aims to provide comprehensive, up-to-date information on recent trends and advances in the domain of constructed wetlands. The book contains consolidated insights into distinctive research areas with application potential and commercialization possibilities. It also offers access to updated fundamental knowledge, current trends, and research advances worthy of potential implementations in the field. Although there has been significant research progress in the domain of constructed wetlands over the last years, there is no book available with actual case studies to meet growing demands.
1. Emerging Developments in Constructed Wetlands - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Table Of Contents - p. iv 6. List of contributors - p. xiii 7. About the editors - p. xix 8. Chapter 1 An updated overview of plant species used in constructed wetlands - p. 3 9. Chapter 2 A global scenario of new substrates utilized in constructed wetlands - p. 61 10. Chapter 3 Integrated constructed wetlands with other technologies to enhance treatment efficiency and resource recovery - p. 93 11. Chapter 4 Development, advances, and mathematical modeling in treatment wetlands for eutrophic aquatic ecosystems - p. 113 12. Chapter 5 Understanding of biogeochemical network of redox-active elements in constructed wetlands for controlling/improving the treatment performance - p. 151 13. Chapter 6 Life cycle assessment of constructed wetlands: measuring their contribution to sustainable development - p. 169 14. Chapter 7 A revisit of constructed wetlands technology—microbial structure and diversity and their relation to pollutant removal - p. 195 15. Chapter 8 Constructed wetlands clogging—a deeper understanding and remediation strategies - p. 217 16. Chapter 9 The emergence of constructed wetlands coupled with microbial electrochemical technology: historical development and potential applications - p. 241 17. Chapter 10 Pollutants removal in constructed wetlands coupled with microbial electrochemical technology - p. 267 18. Chapter 11 Bioelectrochemically assisted constructed wetlands: the METland concept - p. 293 19. Chapter 12 Microbial electrochemical technology for biosensing purposes in constructed wetlands - p. 311 20. Chapter 13 Greenhouse gases emission control using constructed wetlands coupled with microbial electrochemical technology - p. 331 21. Chapter 14 Modular and transportable constructed wetlands - p. 353 22. Chapter 15 TAYA—an intensified constructed wetlands technology - p. 369 23. Chapter 16 Constructed wetlands inspired Phytorid technology for wastewater treatment application using a lesser land footprint - p. 381 24. Chapter 17 Vertical greening systems for wastewater treatment - p. 399 25. Chapter 18 Green wall design recommendations for urban water reuse - p. 423 26. Chapter 19 Green walls and green roof—some experiences from the field - p. 447 27. Chapter 20 Floating treatment wetlands: a futuristic approach for industrial wastewater treatment - p. 463 28. Chapter 21 Intensification of French-type vertical-flow treatment wetlands using complementary treatment steps and adapted operating conditions - p. 493 29. Chapter 22 Emerging development in application, design, and operations & maintenance of aerated treatment wetlands - p. 517 30. Chapter 23 Bioaugmentation in constructed wetlands for performance enhancement - p. 551 31. Chapter 24 New experiences to enhance the treatment efficiency of constructed wetlands in cold climates - p. 579 32. Chapter 25 Application of biochar as an innovative substrate in constructed wetlands/biofilters for wastewater treatment: performance and ecological benefits - p. 595 33. Chapter 26 Combining the large-scale rotating biological contactors and hybrid constructed wetlands for improving river quality - p. 629 34. Chapter 27 Estimating the removal rate coefficient for intensified wetlands utilizing reactive media for treating high-strength wastewater: an N-k-C* approach - p. 647 35. Chapter 28 Wetland community expertise in the new nature-based solutions and circular economy vision - p. 681 36. Chapter 29 Valorization prospects of plant biomass generated in constructed wetland for bioenergy production - p. 695 37. Chapter 30 Fecal sludge management using constructed wetlands - p. 715 38. Chapter 31 Understanding removal of microplastics in constructed wetlands: processes, performance, and impacts - p. 737 39. Chapter 32 Implementing constructed wetlands for wastewater and sludge treatment in hot and arid climates: existing solutions and future challenges - p. 761 40. Index - p. 777
