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The aim of the project was to assess the nutrient removal within integrated constructed wetlands (ICW). The study was based on twelve free-water surface ICW treating farmyard runoff in Ireland.The principal design criterion leading to adequate effluent water quality (i.e. molybdate reactive phosphate (MRP) less than 1mg/L) from ICW is that the total wetland area needs to be sized by a factor of at...
The integrated constructed wetland (ICW) system studied in this research paper was constructed as part of a series of 15 wetland systems to improve the water quality of an entire catchment area (Annestown Stream watershed, Ireland) dominated by farming activities. The studied ICW comprised four cells and was used for the treatment of farmyard dirty water from a dairy farm near Dunhill (Ireland). The...
The free surface flow Integrated Constructed Wetlands (ICW) concept explicitly combines the objectives of cleansing and managing water flow from farmyards with that of integrating the wetland infrastructure into the landscape and enhancing its biological diversity. This leads to system robustness and sustainability. Hydraulic dissipation, vegetation interception, and evapotranspiration create an additional...
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