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Durability and mechanical properties of self-compacting concrete incorporating palm oil fuel ash by Ranjbar, Navid, Behnia, Arash, Alsubari, Belal, Moradi Birgani, Payam, Jumaat, Mohd Zamin

“…As worldwide electricity consumption has increased, so too has the waste of electricity. Palm oil fuel ash is a waste material generated in power plant due to…”
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Insights into underground gas storage in water-wet carbonate saline aquifers: The use of fluorinated surfactants to change the wettability by Moradi, Payam, Chahardowli, Mohammad, Simjoo, Mohammad

“…•Fluorinated surfactants have a good performance in reducing gas/brine surface tension.•Brine salinity has an important role in the performance of fluorinated…”
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Experimental insights into the effect of aquifer salinity on interfacial properties of fluorinated Surfactants: Relevant for underground gas storage by Moradi, Payam, Simjoo, Mohammad, Chahardowli, Mohammad

“…•Dynamic surface tension profile of gas/surfactant solution system at a wide range of salinity to as much as the salinity of deep aquifer.•Good thermal…”
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Comparison of particle size distribution of sediments in mountain and river sand and gravel mining in Urmia City by Payam Moradi Chonghoralu, Habib Nazarnejad, Farrokh Asadzadeh

“…Introduction Sand mines are one of the most important active mines. One of the key properties of sediments is their particle size distribution, which affects…”
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Influence of thermal and chemical pretreatment on structural stability of granular sludge for high-rate hydrogen production in an UASB bioreactor by Zinatizadeh, Ali Akbar, Mirghorayshi, Mahsa, Birgani, Payam Moradi, Mohammadi, Parviz, Ibrahim, Shaliza

“…Fermentation of organic waste materials presents an alternate route instead of photosynthetic and chemical routes for hydrogen production. Low yield of…”
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An efficient and economical treatment for batik textile wastewater containing high levels of silicate and organic pollutants using a sequential process of acidification, magnesium oxide, and palm shell-based activated carbon application by Birgani, Payam Moradi, Ranjbar, Navid, Abdullah, Rosniah Che, Wong, Kien Tiek, Lee, Gooyong, Ibrahim, Shaliza, Park, Chulhwan, Yoon, Yeomin, Jang, Min

“…Considering the chemical properties of batik effluents, an efficient and economical treatment process was established to treat batik wastewater containing not…”
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Assessment of waste management status in educational hospitals affiliated with Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences by Navazeshkhah, Fatemeh, Mousavi, Seyyed Alireza, Almasi, Ali, Amini, Jila, Moradi, Payam, Janjani, Hosna

“…Lack of proper hospital waste management creates favorable conditions for the growth of dangerous microorganisms that are directly and indirectly threatening…”
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