Construction du filtre
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Evaluation of the filters pollution removal efficiency
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Communication
This section aims to present, year by year, the various communication actions implemented to share information about the project.
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Replicability and Transferability Plan
This item aims to present the key elements to consider when implementing a constructed wetland with reed beds in a different context. This information is a valuable resource for stakeholders in the sector who wish to implement this type of infrastructure.
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Sizing tool
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Socio-economic impact assessment
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Assessment of the impact on ecosystems
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Modelling and optimising operations
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Context and objectives
The LIFE ADSORB project is testing new ways of depolluting water that comes mainly from rainwater run-off from the ring road, with occasional contributions from wastewater. The goal is to remove 95% of the mineral and organic pollution (macro and micro pollutants).
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Functioning principle
In Paris, an area that is emblematic of environmental issues in urban areas, the storm overflow crosses the Bois de Boulogne. It discharges rainwater from a section of the ring road directly into the Seine, and on rare occasions wastewater. To improve the management of urban discharges during rainy weather, the City of Paris has planned to upgrade the spillway by equipping it with a storage system and filtering water before it is discharged into the Seine.