Gardens Planted with Macrophytes Filters, Purification Performance in an Arid Climate – Pilot Station of Témacine, Ouargla (Algeria)

Hammadi Belkaçem; D. Bebba Ahmed Abdelhafid; Hacini Zineb; Zeghdi Saad

doi:10.56431/p-82g7cl

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Gardens Planted with Macrophytes Filters, Purification Performance in an Arid Climate – Pilot Station of Témacine, Ouargla (Algeria)

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In this study, we are interested in evaluating the performance of a system for purifying wastewater by plants in an arid climate. The treated water is wastewater from domestic sources in the region of the old Ksar Temacine (Wilaya of Ouargla, South-East of Algeria). The results show good yields for organic and particulate pollution. Drawdown rate of approximately 97.49% of Suspended Solids (SS), 90.85% of Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), have been achieved. The system effectively removes nitrate pollution 100% of ammonium and phosphorus pollution moderately 62.28% of orthophosphates. The system shows a very high removal of total coliforms (90%).

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International Letters of Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy (Volume 13)

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259-268

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Hammadi Belkaçem, D. Bebba Ahmed Abdelhafid*, Hacini Zineb, Zeghdi Saad

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Arid Climat, Bed Planted, Macrophytes, Phytopurification, Treatment, Wastewater

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