335201210JournalofCapitalNormalUniversityNaturalScienceEditionNo.5Oct.2012***100048.TN、TP、COD61%57%66%.TPCODTNCODCODTN、TPTN、TP...TP3912012-03-30*.**E-mailhjm2910@263.net1.、9.1%17.4%1、.1912.2.34“、、”.HRT.5.6.、.22.140°26'、116°31'220m10℃~12℃9℃~12℃.1996.732012....2.250m3m0.3m—200m2—.《》M.Tp..2011630cm2cmScirpustabernaemontani、Irispseudacorus20cm×20cmNymphaeaalbaEichhorniacrassipes11/m25/m2..1VarietiesLatinnamelocationIrispseudacorus、Scirpustabernaemontani、OenanthejavanicaTyphaorientalis、NymphaeaalbaEichhorniacrassipesPhragmitesaustralisCannaindicaAcoruscalamusLythrumsalicaria2.320115.∶∶=10.5m∶2m∶1.5m∶∶=6m∶3m∶1m20cm.10cm.20cm8cm50cm2cm~4cm20cm1ε0.36.1.12.4、.20.TN、TP、COD、、.TN、TP、CODrr=C-C0/C0×100%2rC0TN、TPCODCTN、TPCOD2.5SPSS17.0TN、TP、CODTN、TP、CODPearson.TN、TP、COD.320116—11TN、TP、COD61%、57%66%2.TN、TP、COD3TPp<0.01CODp<0.05TNp>0.05TNCODp<0.01TPp>0.05.4CODTN、TPp<0.05835TN、TPp>0.05.22011Influentmg·L-1Effluentmg·L-1Removal%MaxAveMinMaxAveMinMaxAveMinTN11.904.932.502.271.570.5087619TP5.971.810.270.900.340.16955722COD243.0066.4115.0014.7010.5210.009666273PearsonSig.two-tailedTNNWs0.6060.084CWs0.906**0.001TPNWs0.850**0.004CWs0.1010.797CODNWs0.747*0.021CWs0.902**0.001**Significantlevelp=0.01n=9.4TN、TP、CODTNTPCODTNPearson1Sig.two-tailedTPPearson0.5471Sig.two-tailed0.064CODPearson0.663*0.589*1Sig.two-tailed0.0260.048*Correlationissignificantatthe0.05leveln=9.47.TN、.TN36%TN34%.2aTN25%8.911NTN.9.TP、、9.2.NWcCWcNWrCWr.TPTP.TP41%TN28%.3TPp<0.01.10.2b10.TP57%Vymazal200760~70%11.COD12.932012COD43%45%.2cCOD43mg/L40%CODYalcuk8.CODp<0.01.5CODTN、TPp<0.058CODTP.TN、TPTN13..、.TN、TPCOD..1.J.20049551-55.2.M.200664-70.3.M.20091-3.4.J.20101992142-2148.5.J.2006631-346ZhangHCuiBHongJetal.SynergismofnaturalandconstructedwetlandsinBeijingChinaJ.Ecol.Eng.201137128-138.7TannerCCSukiasJPSSukiasMP.Relationshipsbetweenloadingratesandpollutantremovalduringmaturationofgravel-bedconstructedwetlandsJ.Environ.Qual.199827448-458.8YalcukAUgurluA.ComparisonofhorizontalandverticalconstructedwetlandsystemsforlandfillleachatetreatmentJ.Bioresour.Technol.20091002521-2526.9.J.200642146-154.10.J.20113161538-154611VymazalJ.RemovalofnutrientsinvarioustypesofconstructedwetlandsJ.Sci.TotalEnviron.200738048-65.12ScholzM.ClassificationmethodologyforSustainableFloodRetentionBasinsJ.Landsc.UrbanPlann.200781246-256.13SunGZZhaoYQAllenS.Enhancedremovaloforganicmatterandammoniacal-nitrogeninacolumnexperimentoftidalflowconstructedwetlandsystemJ.Bio.technol.2005115189-197.045StudyontheTreatmentofWastewaterfromColdWaterFishBreedingbyanIntegratedWetlandSystemGuFeifeiHongJianmingCollegeofLifeScienceCapitalNormalUniversityBeijing100048AbstractInthestudyanintegratedwetlandsystemIWSincludingconstructedwetlandsCWsandmodifiednaturalwetlandsNWswasestablishedforaquaculturewastewatertreatmentlocatedattheBohaiTownHuairouDistrictBeijing.TheresultsshowthattheremovalefficiencyofTNTPCODintheIWSis61%57%and66%respectively.TheoverallremovalefficiencyoftheIWSisgreaterthanuseaseparatelywetlandtreatmentsystem.ThecorrelationanalysisshowthatsignificantrelationshipexistedbetweentheremovalefficiencyandinfluentconcentrationofTPandCODinNWsanditalsoexistbetweentheremovalefficiencyandinfluentconcentrationofTNandCODinCWs.AsfortheIWStheremovalefficiencyofCODispositivelycorrelatedwiththatofTNandTPwiththecorrelationcoefficientof0.6630.689respectivelyunderthesignificancelevelof0.05.HoweverthecorrelationbetweentheremovalefficienciesforTNandTPisnotsignificant.IWSisintegratingfunctionsofNWsandCWswhichcouldexploreanewwaytotreatthewastewaterdischargedfromcoldwaterfishfarming.Keywordsintegratedwetlandsystemcoldwaterfishaquaculturewastewaterwetlandplantremovalefficiency.1985-.E-mailgufeifeizi@gmai.com.14