Wastewater Reuse to Cope With Water and Nutrient Scarcity in Agriculture—A Case Study for Braunschweig in Germany

Grundmann, Philipp; Maaß, Oliver

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“…Morocco began to attach importance to wastewater treatment relatively late. The main function of wastewater treatment is to avoid the harmful effects on receiving environments and on receiving surfaces, large inputs of nutrients and organic and inorganic pollutants contained in wastewater (Grundmann and Maaß, 2017). The increase in the rate of wastewater treatment in Morocco has been noted owing to several new functional treatment plants.…”

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The Effect of Purified Wastewater on the PhysicoChemical Properties of Agricultural Soils in Chaouia in Morocco

Dyaa¹,

Zouhri²,

Boutarfa³

et al. 2022

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The aim of this study was to assess the impact of the reuse of purified wastewater from the wastewater treatment plant in the city of Settat on the physicochemical quality of agricultural soils compared to the agricultural soils irrigated by rainwater in the region of Chaouia in Morocco. The results obtained showed that despite the great fertilizing value of the purified wastewater, a slight increase in salinity was noted; they also reveal a significant difference in pH. The accumulation of sodium, total limestone and active limestone in the soil increased significantly in the soils irrigated by treated wastewater; in contrast, calcium increased significantly in the soils irrigated by rainwater.No significant differences were recorded for humidity, electrical conductivity, ammonium, nitrates, phosphorus, potassium, organic matter, total nitrogen or cation exchange capacity.

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The Effect of Purified Wastewater on the PhysicoChemical Properties of Agricultural Soils in Chaouia in Morocco

Dyaa¹,

Zouhri²,

Boutarfa³

et al. 2022

J. Ecol. Eng.

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“…Regarding the nutritional development of plants, the effluent presented agronomically desirable characteristics such as the presence of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) macronutrients (Bame et al, 2014;Grundmann & Maab, 2017, Pereira et al, 2011Singh et al, 2010;Bourazanis et al, 2016) Regarding implications for agricultural reuse, several aspects have been widely evaluated and discussed. One of the relevant aspects, of a sanitary nature, is related to the recommended microbiological guidelines for the use of sewage in agriculture (Pedrero et al, 2012;US EPA, 2012), where concerns are concentrated on the health of the farmer and consumers of agricultural products.…”

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Supplementation of Nutrients for Table Beets by Irrigation With Treated Dairy Effluent

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This study was conducted to evaluate the nutritional status of table beet plants cultivated in a greenhouse irrigated with treated dairy effluent at different irrigation depths. The experimental design used was a randomized block in a 3 x 3 + 1 factorial arrangement with four replications and conducted in a greenhouse. The treatments consisted of three types of water sources and three irrigation depths applied by drip irrigation: anaerobic effluent; anaerobic/aerobic effluent; tap water, and irrigation for replenishment 50; 100 and 150% of the crop evapotranspiration (ETc). All these treatments were applied in combination with 50% of the recommended nitrogen fertilization for the table beet cultivation. A control treatment was irrigated with tap water with irrigation depth equal to 100% ETc and received the complete dose (100%) of mineral nitrogen fertilizer. Table beet seedlings were arranged in 40 fiberglass boxes with a base area of 1 m 2 . Table beets were harvested 72 days after transplanting (DAT) when the leaves and roots were analyzed. Irrigation with wastewater promoted appropriate levels of macronutrients, distributed between the leaves and roots. The sodium was increased significantly in the leaves and roots of table beets in effluent treatments at increasing irrigation depths, which was antagonistic to the absorption of potassium.

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“…Figura 1.5. Esquema de Economía Circular (agua residual -nutrientes -energía) aplicada en la EDAR de Braunschweig (Grundmann & Maaß, 2016).…”

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Modelación matemática del proceso de crecimiento de microalgas en el tratamiento de aguas residuales Aplicación a un fotobiorreactor de membranas (MPBR).

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Wastewater Reuse to Cope With Water and Nutrient Scarcity in Agriculture—A Case Study for Braunschweig in Germany

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References 22 publications

The Effect of Purified Wastewater on the PhysicoChemical Properties of Agricultural Soils in Chaouia in Morocco

The Effect of Purified Wastewater on the PhysicoChemical Properties of Agricultural Soils in Chaouia in Morocco

Supplementation of Nutrients for Table Beets by Irrigation With Treated Dairy Effluent

Modelación matemática del proceso de crecimiento de microalgas en el tratamiento de aguas residuales Aplicación a un fotobiorreactor de membranas (MPBR).

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