Publications by authors named "Quang-Huy Hoang"
Floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) are artificial platforms that allow aquatic emergent plants to grow in water. Aquatic macrophytes and microorganisms attached to plant roots contribute to the remediation of the contaminated water through physicochemical and biological processes. The pollutant removal treatment performance is affected by various factors, including the plant species.
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- Shrimp farming has significantly grown in Vietnam, boosting jobs and incomes but has negatively impacted the aquatic environment due to wastewater discharge.
- A microalgae-bacteria co-culture in a photobioreactor shows promise for treating this wastewater while saving energy.
- The study found that high salinity (over 10 ppt) and certain biomass ratios hinder nutrient removal, reducing efficiency for nitrogen and phosphorus removal, but organic matter treatment remained consistent across conditions.