Wastewater Gardens International
  Constructed Wetlands              


Humedales Artificiales
    (WWG)

JARDINES DEPURADORES DE AGUAS RESIDUALES

          JARDIN D'EPURATION DES EAUX USEES

Zones Humides Artificielles
 Schools
 Escuelas
 Ecoles
Hotel & Restaurants 
Hoteles & Restaurantes 
Hôtels & Restaurants 
Public parks 
Parques públicos 
Parcs publics 
 Homes
 Residencias
 Résidences
 Office buildings 
 Oficinas 
 Public centersBureaux 
 Centros públicos 
 Centres publics 
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Overview
Introduction - understanding sewage water
The Technology & Legal Compliance
Water Treatment Levels & Treated Water Usage
Sound Economics of WWG - Using WWG as economic incentives
Advantages of WWG: an ideal solution
Important Design Factors and Maintenance
  
Construction and installation Process
Our commitment & expertise
Presentation of the Planetary Coral Reef Foundation (PCRF)
What people say about WWG
Project references

Overview downloads

Photos and applicability in...
Homes
Resorts & Hotels
Schools & Research Centres
Communities

Scientific Papers

 

 

Resources about constructed wetlands


Special announcements, workshops, conferences,...

Links

CONTACT





Construction Process


After marking the terrain and taking a point 0 as reference level (it should be the entry point of pipe into the WWG unit), excavation of WWG basin
+ Control Box
(by hand or by machine)




Excavation of plumbing networks
+ drainage trenches
(by hand or by machine)



Water proofing of WWG basin
(in clay, concrete o geomembrana)
+ its Control box




WWG water level Control box: left photo below shows 2 pipes as 2 WWG units share 1 control box. The photo on the right accomodates a (solar) pump as the leachdrain cannot be reached by gravity (called an "inverted leachdrain) and the terrain had its freshwater drinking lens close to the surface:







 

WWG unit piping in place:




WWG unit water fill to
check on
waterproofness

Gravel fill of WWG unit
+ Drain/Subsurface
Irrigation trenches









WWG unit borders can be made in several materials, depending of waterproofing method used


WWG system is ready
to be planted and connected
to the building's plumbing

Planting

 

Mature WWG systems: