RESEARCH
Plants as shading devices and Air Purifier
This research investigated plants’ benefit in thermal performance. Relative humidity is also an important aspect to observe, especially in this tropical region.Plants were then used as shading device and air purifying. In the initial phase of thermal study , the research was assisted by colleagues from School of the Environment, University of Brighton. CO2 uptake of plants were carried out in a more elaborative manner by collaboration with Department of Horticulture, Kasetsart University through Professor Benjamas Silayoi and Assistant Professor Dr. Poonpipop Kasemsap, One sq. m of climbing plant panel was measured in close chamber by CO2 Analyser to find its performance of CO2 uptake. Three plants were compared at the same time to find one with best performance
Green Roof Mat
Associate Professsor Pasinee Sunakorn
Associate Professor Songlod Jarusombat
Fly Ash Cement Block for Green Wall
Associate Professsor Pasinee Sunakorn
Parames Kamhangritrong.
Thermal Performance of biofacade with Natural Ventilation in the Tropical Climate
Associate Professsor Pasinee Sunakorn
Chanikarn Yimprayoon
CO2 uptake Performance of Climbing Plant Wall
Associate Professsor Pasinee Sunakorn
Assistant Professor Dr. Poonpipope Kasemsap
Urban Farming
Associate Professsor Pasinee Sunakorn
Greening the Building for Human and Environment
Associate Professsor Pasinee Sunakorn
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