Sustainable environmental technology

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People

  

  

  

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• ANAWAT PINISAKUL
• BENJAPHON SURARAKSA
• BUNDIT TIRACHULEE
• CHAIRAT TREESUBSUNTORN
• JANPHEN AINTHAKHLAI

Publications

  

  

  

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• ● Production of Tea Bag Paper from Corn Stalk Pulp; Nucharin Luangsa-Ard, Nattiya Kongpreecha, Sasipimon Dokdawruang; 2019; Conference proceedings article
• ● Rational design of amine-functionalized Al2O3 sorbents for direct air capture: Mechanistic insights and performance evaluation; Nokpho P.; Sawatrot D.; Wongphaisal N.; Phianchana K.; Korkerd K.; Wang X.; Piumsomboon P.; Chalermsinsuwan B.; 2025; Journal article
• ● Reclamation of formic acid wastewater by electro-oxidation coupled with UV irradiation (UV/EO); Punnika Duangkaew, Songkeart Phattarapattamawong; 2025; Journal article
• ● Remediation of algal cells, PO43-, and NO3- from eutrophic wastewater using Echinodorus cordifolius in zigzag-horizontal subsurface constructed wetlands; Danuphon Boonbangkeng, Chairat Treesubsuntorn, Rujira Dolphen, et al.; 2021; Journal article
• ● Removal of Manganese from synthetic wastewater with Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) systems; Inprasit, Nopparat; Buddhawong, Sasidhorn; Swasdisevi, et al.; 2022; Conference proceedings article

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• ● A Study on Induced Voltage and Current Mitigation in 500 kV HV Station for installing equipment close to energized equipment; SUPAKIT CHOTIGO - Department of Electrical Engineering
• ● Cadmium regulated autoluminescence in plants: a proof of concept to develop phytosensing platform for heavy metal contaminants monitoring; PASKORN MUANGPHROM - Faculty of Science
• ● Decoration of single atom catalyst on novel three dimensional MoS2 aerogel for electrocatalytic overall water splitting
  ; MURALI KRISHNA SREERAMAREDDYGARI - Sensor Technology Laboratory
• ● Development and design of a novel advanced oxidation process for removal of antibiotic and its toxicity through wastewater effluent; SONGKEART PHATTARAPATTAMAWONG - Department of Environmental Engineering
• ● Development of surface coating material from rice husk ash silica and titanium dioxide for volatile organic compound removal; SIRILUK CHIARAKORN - School of Energy, Environment and Materials