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What are the effects of using biological methods to treat landscape water bodies
What are the effects of using biological methods to treat landscape water bodies
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What are the effects of using biological methods to treat landscape water bodies
Using biological methods to treat landscape water is the most scientific, but also the most complex. Simply put, it is to simulate the structure of an ecosystem and allocate the organisms in the food chain in a reasonable manner, so that the various organisms in the food chain can complement each other, making the entire ecosystem more stable and ultimately achieving the goal of purifying water quality. A complete ecosystem must have stable producers, consumers, and decomposers.
Using biological methods to treat landscape water bodies simulates the ratio of producers, consumers, and decomposers in nature. Aquatic plants are producers in landscape water bodies, aquatic animals are consumers in landscape water bodies, and microorganisms are decomposers. In practical application, some physical technologies will be combined with the project's own needs to assist in better landscape water treatment. Using biological methods to treat landscape water involves many disciplines, such as aquatic biology, microbiology, aquatic ecology, aquaculture, and other key disciplines. How to scientifically apply these disciplines to landscape water treatment has become a reference standard for landscape water treatment design planners.
Using biological methods to treat landscape water bodies simulates the ratio of producers, consumers, and decomposers in nature. Aquatic plants are producers in landscape water bodies, aquatic animals are consumers in landscape water bodies, and microorganisms are decomposers. In practical application, some physical technologies will be combined with the project's own needs to assist in better landscape water treatment. Using biological methods to treat landscape water involves many disciplines, such as aquatic biology, microbiology, aquatic ecology, aquaculture, and other key disciplines. How to scientifically apply these disciplines to landscape water treatment has become a reference standard for landscape water treatment design planners.
The advantages of using biological methods to treat landscape water are: wide applicability, applicable to water bodies of all sizes, stable system, no need for replacement, low power consumption, long-term clarity, truly achieving sustainable development, in line with the spirit of building an ecological home at the 18th National Congress; The disadvantage is that the project is complex, highly technical, and difficult, requiring a professional team to build it.
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