Agro- Industrial waste

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• ANAWAT SUNGPET
• APIRADEE HONGSTHONG
• BENJAPHON SURARAKSA
• BUSSAYRAT KENGKLA
• CHAIRAT TREESUBSUNTORN

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• ● High-solid anaerobic acidification of cassava pulp in leach-bed reactors-inoculated with Clostridium butyricum-rich microbial consortiums and its prospective for biogas; Mulyawati A.I.; Suraraksa B.; Chaiprasert P.; 2025; Journal article
• ● High valuable wax from multilayer film packaging wastes using solid catalyst via pyrolysis process; Pisitpong Intarapong, Jitima Preechawong, Manit Nithitanakul; 2024; Journal article
• ● Identification and detection of chili anthracnose using three new species-specific PCR primers; Osman Abdelrazig, Amir; Suwannarat, Sawita; Rijiravanich, et al.; 2020; Journal article
• ● Imidacloprid removal by fluidized-bed Fenton process; Nonglak Boonrattanakij, Suppakarn Kruthom, Ming-Chun Lu; 2021; Poster
• ● Implementing circular economy concept by converting cassava pulp and wastewater to biogas for sustainable production in starch industry; Lerdlattaporn R., Phalakornkule C., Trakulvichean S., et al.; 2021; Journal article

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• ● Briquette Fuel, Nursery Pot, Anti-odor Carbon and Soil Conditioner Materials from Tender Coconut Residue Waste: Case Study of Sustainable Agricultural Management in Central Thailand; SOYDOA VINITNANTHARAT - School of Energy, Environment and Materials
• ● Cadmium regulated autoluminescence in plants: a proof of concept to develop phytosensing platform for heavy metal contaminants monitoring; PASKORN MUANGPHROM - Faculty of Science
• ● Cushioning material production from tender coconut waste; PONGSAK KITIROJPAN - Architecture Program
• ● Development of organic waste management system in Samphanthawong area to increase waste value: Case study of ginkgo seed shells; PISITPONG INTARAPONG - Kmutt Ratchaburi Learning Park
• ● 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