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Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering B9 (2020) LISHINGStudy on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural SewageTreatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi Sewage TreatmentStation as an ExampleWenlei Cui1, Mei Yang1, 2, Liqun Zheng3 and Tao Xu21. Department of Art, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an 710049, China2. Department of Landscape Architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago IL60616, USA3. Department of Landscape Architecture, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou 310018, ChinaAbstract: The problem of water pollution is one of the long-term difficulties in the process of rural environmental construction andeconomic development in China. In order to meet the requirements of the country’s green and sustainable development, many regionsactively promote the construction of rural sewage treatment and fill in the shortcomings of the rural habitat environment to acceleratethe construction of beautiful and livable villages.Through a lot of literature and case studies, this paper explores the environmentalproblems that are common in rural sewage treatment in the northern region of China, explores advanced domestic and foreign cases andtechnologies on this topic, and summarizes the landscape design strategies on this issue. From the perspective of ecological landscapedesign, the thesis seeks the theoretical and technical support for rural sewage treatment in river valley areas, and establishes a bridgebetween rural sewage treatment technology and ecological landscape. Finally, combining theory with practice, taking the project ofLushi sewage treatment in Sanmenxia as an example, team completed the landscape design of ecological sewage purification displayarea in Zhangjiacun.The design focuses on presenting the application of internal sewage treatment technology and external landscapeaesthetics. According to the main points of ecological landscape design and the theory of ecological edge effect, the local ecologicalsystem is effectively protected, and a rural domestic sewage purification display area with economic benefits is constructed.Key Words: Rural sewage treatment, ecological landscape design, Zhangjia Village, Lu County, Sanmenxia.1. Research Background 1.1 Strategy of Rural RevitalizationThe effective treatment of rural sewage is animportant indicator for the improvement of the ruralhabitat environment. It is also an important measure forthe implementation of the rural revitalization strategy,and an inherent requirement for the comprehensiveconstruction of a well-off society. China pays more andmore attention to rural ecological and sustainabledevelopment, emphasizes that the rural sewagetreatment should be done according to local conditions,and continuously improves the quality of life offarmers [1, 2]. In recent years, relevant departments inCorresponding author: Mei Yang, Ph.D., research field:cultural landscape protection.many regions have actively promoted the constructionsof rural sewage treatment, and have achieved idealresults. They have played an important role inimproving the rural ecological environment, upgradingthe quality of life in rural areas, and promoting themodernization of agricultural. We must also realizethat the treatment of rural sewage is still the mostprominent shortcoming of the rural residentialenvironment.Rural domestic sewage treatment is alivelihood project, and it is also an important part ofeffectively improving rural people’s sense ofhappiness.1.2 The Dilemma of Rural Sewage TreatmentDue to historical reasons, the daily treatment rate ofrural residents’ sewage is low, and sewage dischargeddisorderly and randomly for a long time. Rural daily

140Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an Examplewastewater of production, livestock manure andwastewater from breeding, etc., are discharged intonearby drains or river channels through simpledrainage ways, and basically without any purificationprocess, which is a common problem in many ruralplaces [3-5]. The direct discharge of rural sewage caneasily cause pollution of rivers and ponds, and hasbecome one of the main factors of rural water pollution.The continuous destruction of the water environment isdifficult to repair leading to increasing deterioration ofenvironmental conditions in rural areas. This directlyaffects the living environment of residents posing agreat threat to the physical and mental health ofresidents, and restricting the overall healthydevelopment of villages [6-13].2. Rural Sewage Treatment TechnologyFrom the perspective of technological principles, thecommonly used rural sewage treatment technologiescan generally be classified into two categories.Theecological treatment system is a set of very effectivecompound ecological sewage treatment system formedby the comprehensive utilization of various organicorganisms such as animals, plants, microorganisms,etc. through physical, chemical and other multiplemeans. For potentially effective resources in sewage,the compound ecosystem will take effective methodsfor re-extraction and recycling. At the same time, thepollutants in the sewage can also be degraded andpurified step by step by the system. Stabilization pondtreatment technology, constructed wetland treatmenttechnology, ecological integrated system pond,earthworm ecological filter, high-efficiency microbialtreatment technology, soil infiltration technology andother methods are the main means of creating acomposite ecosystem [14]. Sewage treatmenttechnologies can also be used in combination. Manyscholars first combine various sewage treatmenttechnologies, evaluate them, and then classify themaccording to different combinations of sewage treatmenttechnologies. These are mainly anaerobic anaerobictreatment mode, anaerobic ecological treatmentmode,anaerobic aerobictreatmentmode,anaerobic aerobic ecological treatment mode. Thediversified sewage treatment technology processes andmodels also have their own advantages, disadvantagesand scope of application [15].The second category is biological treatment systems,which is a system that effectively cleans and removespollutants under the conditions of anaerobic andaerobic microorganisms.This treatment mainlyincluding “FILTER” sewage treatment and reusesystem, anaerobic biogas treatment technology,constructed wetland technology, biological Membranetechnology, soil capillary infiltration system andintegrated device processing technology, etc. [16].3. The Ecological Landscape Design Projectof Lushi Sewage Treatment in Sanmenxia3.1 Analysis of Regional LocationThe project is located about 5.8 kilometers far fromthe county town of Lushi in Sanmenxia City innorthwest direction, and is on the bank of the YuheFig. 1 Schematic diagram of ecological treatment system.Resource: Study on the Principle and Feasibility of Landscape Treatment of Rural Domestic Sewage.

Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an ExampleFig. 2141Schematic diagram of biological sewage treatment system.Resource: Study on the Principle and Feasibility of Landscape Treatment of Rural Domestic Sewage.Fig. 3 Analysis of Regional Location.Diagram by the authors (2020).River which is a tributary of the Luo River. The designarea is close to the villager’s living area of ZhangjiaVillage and is located at the entrance of the village onthe south side. The functions of surrounding lands arerelatively simple, mainly based on village homesteads,including Guangjia Village, Zhoujia Village andMengjia Village.The mountainous area of Lushi County has deepriver valleys. The design area belongs to the YuheRiver Basin, and the Puyu River is injected into the LuoRiver from north to south. Lushi County is a treasuretrove of fossils. A large number of paleontologicalfossils including the Lushi tarsus monkey, Luohe’sbeast, Lushi dinosaur, and Lushi Homo sapiens wereunearthed. It provides precious specimens for biologyand ancient human research. A large number of sitessuch as Neolithic cultural sites and historical andcultural sites of the Shang Dynasty are here. LushiCounty is also one of the important birthplaces ofHeluo culture, attracting historical and cultural loversfrom all over the world. Here, there are many mineraldeposits and abundant reserves; there are manybiological species and good natural vegetation. It is oneof the top ten Chinese herbal medicine base counties in

142Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an ExampleFig. 4 Field photos.Took by the authors (2020).Fig. 5 Purification flow chart.Diagram by the authors (2020).the country, and is known as “one step and three herbs”and “Chinese natural medicine library”[17]. It wasonce a guerrilla base, a revolutionary base in Henan,Hubei, Shaanxi, and an anti-Japanese base. Thousandsof mountains in Lushi County are undulating, withdense rivers and lush forests. At present, the touristattractions that have been developed include TangheHot Spring, Scenic Area of Xiong’er Mountain, ScenicArea of Jiulongdong and so on.3.2 Present Situation of SiteThe design area is located in the bank of Puyu River,a tributary of the Luohe River, the terrain is relativelyflat. The north side of the site is residential houses, andthe south side is an open space. The project covers anarea of 8 mu, about 5,333 square meters, and theground elevation is between 710.01-703.98 meters.Due to historical, transportation, and natural factors,Zhangjiacun’s economic development is relativelylagging, living standards are low, and pollution controlmeasures are very weak. The traditional mode ofsewage discharge combined with the use of chemicalfertilizers and pesticides means the local ecologicalenvironment urgently needs to be rectified [18-21].3.3 Design StrategyThis design focuses on the key points of ecologicallandscape design, supported by ecological edge effecttheory [22, 23]. First, the atmospheric precipitationand sewage to be treated are collected through surfacerunoff and concentrated pipelines, and then enter thesedimentation tank to precipitate large particles in thewater [24]. Then, the compound biological treatmenttechnology with strong stability, denitrification anddephosphorization effect is used to gradually removenitrogen, phosphorus elements and organic pollutants

Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an Examplein the water, effectively adsorb heavy metal pollutants,and then form a stable water system environment [25].At the same time, combined with the stabilization pondsewage treatment technology, comprehensivepurification is carried out to stabilize the water body.The two purification technologies complement eachother to ensure that a rural sewage purification displayarea that exerts economic benefits is formed whilestably meeting the requirements of the waterpurification function.The display area closely followsthe theme of “ecological purification” and combinesthe indoor space of the glass house to show the visitorsthe ecological purification process in detail. The designcombines sewage treatment and tourist experience,popular science knowledge and entertainment, andestablishes an in-depth dialogue between people andartificial technology, people and ecological landscapes.Together these form a strong interactive ruralFig. 6 Function zoning diagram.Diagram by the authors (2020).143education sewage treatment demonstration area withgreat educational significance.4. Design Content4.1 LayoutThe design area is divided into the following threefunctional areas based on design elements,the currentterrain and other factors of the site (Fig. 6).Ecological purification display area located in thecenter of the site for sewage treatment display, withstepped water storage purification tanks and otherwaterfront activity areas that form a rich shoreline, andhave both landscape and popular science functions;Sunshine science popularization area located at thewest end of the site, next to the central purificationdisplay area, mainly used for science popularizationdisplay;

144Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an ExampleFig. 7 General layout.Diagram by the authors (2020).Leisure activities area mainly located on thenortheast side of the site, close to the villager’sresidential area, providing a gathering place, combinedwith rich plant displays and cultural corridors, to createa living and leisure area rich in local culture and naturalcharacteristics.The plan layout takes the rural sewage purificationfunctional areas. In addition to meeting the basicdisplay and the rural culture display as the mainexhibition area to meeting the display functionstarting point, and chooses the theme of “purifiedrequirements. Considering that the maximum heightwater” (Fig. 7). The project extracts the elements ofdifference between the east and west in the design areawater droplets for simplified use, forms a designis about 3 meters, this design uses a stepped purificationlanguage, integrates into the site, and combines themethod. Multistage purification tanks are connectedtopography in the design area to divide respectivein series to ensure good purification effect display.sewage purification display function, it also satisfiesthe cultural and recreational needs of surroundingresidents and tourists. A tourist service center is set upat the main entrance to maintain daily operations. Thedesign strengthens the natural degradation and sewageecological oxygen enrichment self-purification in the

Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an Example145Fig. 8 Node analysis graph.Diagram by the authors (2020).The project uses water storage ponds in the area to set(Fig. 8). The secondary road is about 3.5 meters wideup rich purification ponds on the shoreline. Whileand connects the entire site to meet the needs ofensuring that the functional requirements are met, awalking, taking into account the maintenance of plantsmonitoring system is set up to monitor the purificationin the entire area and the traffic demand for essentialeffect. The south side of the exhibition area is a greenvehicles (Fig. 9). The three-level road is about 2.5ecological cultural trail. The ecologically purifiedmeters wide and mainly meets the function of viewingwater is used for landscape water, combined with theand walking, connecting multiple landscape nodes towater viewing pavilion, presenting a good ecologicalform a complete on-site transportation system. Theexperience. The leisure activity area on the north side islandscape nodes are mainly divided into two parts. Theequipped with a secondary entrance and multiple restcentral nodes include an ecological purification poolseats to provide sufficient space for residents’ dailyand a sun room for popular science, and the main nodesactivities. At the same time, it is equipped with ainclude various landscape sketches design.cultural wall and also provides visitors with a leisurearea with local cultural characteristics .4.2 Road System and Landscape Node AnalysisThe design aims to establish a reasonable road trafficsystem. The first-grade road is 5.5 meters, surroundsthe entire site, meets the needs of motor vehicles, and isthe main road connecting the entrance and each node4.3 Plant ConfigurationThe ecological purification display area focuses onfurther purifying water quality, and designs plants withgood root purification effects, such as water hyacinth,cattail, reed, etc., supplemented by planting pampasgrass, sclerophyllum, etc. to further purify waterQuality [26]. According to the growth characteristics

146Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an ExampleFig. 9 Traffic flow analysis.Diagram by the authors (2020).of aquatic plants in Henan province, designers choosethe hydroponic plants such as Chlorophyllum chinense,Wenzhu, Monstera, etc. Submerged plants includewaterwheel, water shield grass, etc. [27]. Emergingwater plants include Alisma, Calamus, Crown Grass,etc.; Floating plants include Sophora japonica,Manjianghong, and duckweed [28, 29]. The plantconstruction of the stepped purification ecological poolis in order of emergent plants, floating plants andsubmerged plants. Other plant designs includeLigustrum lucidum, Metasequoia, Osmanthus fragrans,octagonal gold plate, Buxus chinensis, etc.5. Analysis of Important Landscape Nodes5.1 Sunshine Area of Science EducationPopular science education is one of the mainpurposes of this project. The 800-square-meter popularscience conservatory and the popular science squareprovide people with space to visit and enjoy; TheSunshine Room has a water quality monitoring stationand a sewage purification science sign to show touriststhe process of rural sewage purification and provide alearning place for schools and related practitioners.Three nodes are set up at the detection equipment andthe popular science point, which are located at theentrance of the square, the midpoint of the ecologicalpurification zone and the end of purification. The threenodes are connected to each other by the Internet.Through real-time signage and QR code technology,they show people the ecological purification process ofdomestic sewage, related technology applicationinstructions, and the water quality detection index onthe corresponding node. The science glass house is alsoequipped with a simulation model to demonstrate theeffect of ecological landscape sewage treatment,combined with the actual ecological landscapetreatment system outside the house, so that people canmore clearly feel the effective use of ecologicallandscape design in the field of rural domestic sewagetreatment.

Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an Example5.2 Ecological Water Purification AreaThe sewage in the water purification display area hasundergone three purification treatments, includingfirst-order, second-order and third-order purificationtanks with height differences and a wetland biologicalsystem [30] (Fig. 10, Table 1). The entire purificationprocess includes physical, chemical and biologicaltreatment methods, of which the biological ecologicaltreatment method is the main method to strengthennatural degradation and the sewage is oxygen-enrichedand self-purifying [31]. At the same time, combined147with the stabilization pond domestic sewage treatmenttechnology, the use of aquatic biological systems,relying on natural biological purification function tomake the sewage purified [32] (Fig. 11). Among them,the first-order and second-order purification ponds aremainly made of calamus and reeds with strongpurification ability [33], while the third-order andwetland biological purification systems are based onthe premise of satisfying the purification function, andmore consideration is given to the beauty of thelandscape to meet people’s viewing needs for thelandscape [34] (Fig. 12).Fig. 10 Three Kinds of Barge Schematic.Diagram by the authors (2020).Table 1TypeComparison of Characteristics of Three Terraces.Intensity of sewageShapetreatmentFirst stepregularstrongSecond steprelatively regularweakThird stepfree stylerelatively strongSuitable type ofbargehard bankstone masonryNatural revetmentStone masonrynatural revetmentParticipationweakstrongrelatively strongLandscape valueweak ecologicalvaluestrong educationalvaluestrong landscapevalue

148Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an ExampleFig. 11 Purification Flow Chart.Diagram by the authors (2020).Fig. 12 Rendering of Ecological Water Purification Area.Diagram by the authors (2020).5.3 Leisure Activity Area5.4 Green Culture TrailThe leisure activity area is located in the northwestof the site, with a sub-entrance for the site, whichmainly meets the daily leisure activities of villagers(Fig. 13). The main paving is local stone, with woodenseating seats around the site, which occupies a largearea. It is an important part of the design area and themain area for villagers’ leisure activities. At the sametime, the green cultural corridor runs through it,enriching the connotation of the site and meeting thespiritual and cultural needs [35] .The green ecological cultural trail is mainly locatedin the southern part of the site, close to the ecologicalwater purification area, forming a perfect road trafficsystem (Fig. 14). Tall local trees such as Metasequoiaglyptostroboides, Ligustrum lucidum, etc. are plantedon both sides of the trail, and at the same time, bambooforests, small trees and bushes are combined to form agreen trail with great ecological and local culture. Inaddition, landscape sketches are set beside the road toshow the local culture, strengthen the local people’s

Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an Example149Fig. 13 Rendering of Leisure Activity Area.Diagram by the authors (2020).Fig. 14 Rendering of Green Culture Trail.Diagram by the authors (2020).sense of cultural identity and pride, and also meet thetourists’ cognition needs of local culture and customs,and experience the unique local culture [36, 37].6. ConclusionAccording to the influencing factors such as sewagewater quantity and water quality, Zhangjia VillageSewage Treatment Station of Lushi County mainlyadopts landscape biological purification technology toestablish stepped ecological purification ponds forrural sewage treatment. The design will show thecomplete treatment process of rural sewage, so that thetreated water quality meets the three types of waterstandards of “Surface Water Environmental QualityStandards” (GB3838-2002) promulgated by China. Itwill help the locals solve environmental problems andplay a role in promoting the construction of anecological garden city in Lushi County.Through theoretical research and practicalapplication of rural sewage treatment project, thefollowing conclusions are drawn:Faced with the special climate of Lushi County,composite biological treatment technology should beselected when applying ecological landscape design. Ithas strong stability, high purification efficiency, and isrelatively less affected by weather and precipitation

150Study on Ecological Landscape Design in Rural Sewage Treatment Taking Sanmenxia Lushi SewageTreatment Station as an Example[38]. At the same time, combined with the topographyof the site, a stable pond of sewage treatmenttechnology with a high degree of integration with thelandscape is selected to establish a multilayerecological purification pool to increase purificationefficiency [39-43]. The designers use the soilcharacteristics of the river valley itself to improve thesite purification system.Plant selection and configuration is an important partin the design of ecological landscape, and also animportant landscaping element. It is a bridge betweenlandscape biological purification technology andlandscape. To build an ecological landscape modelsuitable for rural sewage treatment in the Yellow RiverValley requires effective utilization and considerationof plants [44, 45].The ecology of the Yellow River Valley is relativelyfragile compared to other areas. In addition, there are alarge number of residents’ living and productionactivities around the site, which also have a destructiveimpact on the overall ecological environment.Therefore, in the construction process, make full use ofthe Ecological Edge Effect Theory. The application ofthis theory makes the rural sewage treatment systemmore beautiful, landscaped and artistic, and also exertsecological benefits and educational significance.This article not only provides a new idea for thetreatment of rural sewage in the Valley area oftributaries of the Yellow River, but also explores thedevelopment direction of rural ecological landscapedesign. The paper takes technical landscape as an entrypoint to study the application of ecological landscapedesign in rural sewage treatment. The compoundbiological treatment technology with strong stabilityand nitrogen and phosphorus removal effect is used forpre-treatment. At the same time, combined with theecological landscape design, the stable pond sewagetreatment technology is used [46], and the twocomplement each other. It is hoped that this practicecan provide reference for rural sewage treatment in thearea of Yellow River Valley.References[1]Yu, F. W., 2019. “Renovation of Rural HumanSettlement Environment Under the Strategy of RuralRevitalization.” Studies on Socialism with ChineseCharacteristics 2: 80-5.[2] Ju, C. H., Zhang, W. D., Zhu, L., and Sun, Q. F., 2016.“China’s Rural Sewage Treatment Problems andCountermeasures.” Environmental Protection 6: 49-52.[3] Yang, M., and Lu, M., 2010. “Research on the ProtectiveDevelopment Planning of Historical Villages in East Partof Zhejiang Province.” Huazhong Architecture 12: 171-6.[4] Yang, M., and Zhang, F. H., 2018. “Pick up the LostPearls Investigation of 16 Ancient Villages and Townsin Shaanxi and Shanxi Provinces. ” Xi’an: Xi’an JiaotongUniversity Press.[5] Yang, M., and Feng, Z .Y., 2020. “Comparative Study onSpatial Forms of Ancient Waterside Towns Based onGoogle Earth Pro Taking the Examples ofQingmuchuan,Fenghuang and Houliu in SouthernShaanxi,China.” Journal of Environmental Science andEngineering B9 3: 12-22.[6] Yang, M., and Zhang, F. H., 2016. “Investigation ofHistorical Districts of National Historical and CulturalCities Research Center Gongnongzhuang in AncientTown of Zhaoxian, Lvliang, Shanxi Province.” CityPlanning Review 1: 83-4.[7] Yang, M., Zhang, F. H., and Li, H. Y., 2016.“Investigation of Historical Districts of NationalHistoricalandCulturalCitiesResearchCenter Historical Village of Changxi, Wuyuan, JiangxiProvince.” City Planning Review 5: 89-90.[8] Yang, M., 2010. “Research on Historical Villages inEastern Zhejiang Province and Identification of TheirCurrent Problems.” Development of Small Cities &Towns 6: 97-100.[9] Yang, M., 2006. “Landscape Environmental PlanningHighlighting Rural Characteristics ReconstructionPlanning of Hengkantou Village, Zhejiang Province.”Urban and Rural Development 7: 40-2.[10] Yang, M., 2009. “Rectification Planning of HengkantouVillage A Famous Historical and Cultural Village inZhejiang Province.” Interior Design Construction 6:192-5.[11] Yang, M., Zhang, F.H., and Cao, X. M., 2016.“Investigation of Historical Districts of NationalHistorical and Cultural Cities Research Center theHistorical Town of Houliu, Shiquan,Shaanxi Province.”City Planning Review 2: 49-50.[12] Yang, M., Zhang, F.H., and Zheng, L.qun., 2017.“Investigation and Protection Research of ShaanxiZhashui Phoenix Town.” Housing Science 2: 30-4.

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