Tag: Plants

Introduction The Archimedes screw pump remains one of the oldest yet most efficient mechanisms for lifting water and wastewater. Despite the prevalence of centrifugal and submersible pump technologies, the screw pump maintains a critical position in municipal and industrial treatment plants, particularly in headworks (inlet lift stations), stormwater pumping stations, and return activated sludge (RAS) […]

Biofiltration is a natural process that uses living materials, primarily plants and microbial communities, to filter and remove contaminants from air and water. This eco-friendly technology is increasingly being adopted across various industries due to its effectiveness and sustainability. Biofiltration systems are designed to enhance water quality, reduce runoff volume, and manage peak runoff rates, making […]

Phytoremediation of wastewater is a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to treating contaminated water using plants. This method harnesses the natural ability of certain plants to uptake and accumulate pollutants from the water, thereby decontaminating it. Phytoremediation has gained increasing attention as a cost-effective and ecologically sound alternative to traditional wastewater treatment methods. In this […]