High organic loadings to constructed wetlands can result in water quality issues such as low
dissolved oxygen and high ammonium concentrations, with artificial aeration a potential …

Many factors can influence the improvement of water quality in surface-flow constructed
wetlands (SFW). To test if water quality was improved, especially in nutrient and salt content …

This study aimed at assessing the influence of aeration mode and influent COD/N ratio on
nitrogen removal in constructed wetlands (CWs). The results showed that a simultaneous …

Given that few studies investigated the effects of aeration position (AP) on the performance
of aerated constructed wetlands, the aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of AP on …

Increased treatment capability is required on small sewage treatment works to meet
ammonium consents that are tightening to effluent concentrations of below 5 mgNH4+-N/L …

Jamieson, TS, Stratton, GW, Gordon, R. and Madani, A. 2003. The use of aeration to
enhance ammonia nitrogen removal in constructed wetlands. Canadian Biosystems …

The objective of this study was to assess the role of cyclic aeration, vegetation, and
temperature on nitrogen removal by subsurface‐flow engineered wetlands. Aeration was …

In a pilot-scale study, the contribution of intermittent artificial aeration to nitrogen and
phosphorus removal in three (ie, aeration in the middle of the substrate, aeration at the …

The ammonium nitrogen oxidation process (ANOP) is the first and most important step for
nitrogen removal in constructed wetlands (CWs). The process was investigated by observing …

In this work, we have evaluated the impact of intermittent induced aeration in total nitrogen
(TN), ammonia (NH4-N) and nitrate-nitrogen (NO3-N) removal in four pilot-scale vertical flow …