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Waste Management Systems in Sri Lankan Healthcare and Apparel Industries
Waste management is a growing problem in urban areas and also institutes, industries, and companies around World. But ‘Waste to energy’ or ‘money waste’ is a positive development method in those areas. A proper waste management system for a company is economically and environmentally friendly and can sustain the company without environmental pollution. According to …
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Analysis of the Impact of Industrial Training on Student’s Academic Performance
This study analyzes the impact of industrial training on the academic performance of students. Industrial training, also known as internship or practical training is a common requirement in many academic programs that provides students with practical, hands-on experience in their chosen field of study. The aim of this study is to determine whether industrial training …
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Natural Passive systems to enhance the comfort of buildings
Mainly this research paper investigates passive systems used for buildings. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning were the major energy consumers in the building industry globally. Due to its proximity to the equator, Sri Lanka has high average temperatures. Therefore, suitable ventilation and daylighting systems must be considered while designing a building or any other type …
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Bioplastics for sustainable future
Bioplastics are a type of material that can decompose or come from renewable sources, such as plant starch and Cellulose. These materials show great potential as an eco-friendly alternative to regular plastics because they assist in minimizing the adverse effects that plastic manufacture, use, and disposal have on the environment. Furthermore, bioplastics may significantly reduce …
Potential Renewable Energy Sources in Sri Lanka
The primary energy source of Sri Lanka is fossil fuels such as diesel and coal. Sri Lanka used 12.8 million tons of oil equivalent energy in 2020, consisting of 43% of crude oil and finished products, 37% of biomass, 11% of coal, 6% of hydro and 3% of other renewable energy. In the future goal …
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