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Subterra Wetlands for Nile Cruise Waste Water in Egypt: Illustrating a Cost Effective System in Terms of Construction, Operation & Maintenance and Re-use of Treated Water in Agricultural Irrigation


  • Joachim Krüger
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Abstract


Subterra Constructed Wetland is a natural system for wastewater treatment which employs the existing microorganisms and reed plants in sewage treatment. This paper presents the application of Subterra in Luxor as a suitable solution for Nile cruise waste water treatment since it is easy to operate and maintain with reliable efficiency in BOD & COD reduction regardless of seasonal variations. The effluent always has a better quality than required by usual legislation allowing its re-use in agricultural irrigation purposes. It has the advantage of using local resources for construction resulting in a more economic solution. The lifetime of Subterra stations extends to 40 years and only requires little sludge removal compared with other systems. .

Keywords: constructed wetlands, vertical flow lifts, subterra system, subsoil irrigation


  
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