moein besharati fard

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Ghent University

Belgium

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Moein Besharati Fard is a Research and Teaching Assistant at Ghent University in Belgium. His research focuses on sustainable development, particularly in the areas of biomass and bio-polymeric substances from microalgal-bacterial systems, waste-to-energy plant site selection, and wastewater treatment optimization. His recent publications include studies on advanced oxidation technologies for landfill leachate and the use of natural coagulants in treating saline oily wastewater.

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Potential interactive effect on biomass and bio-polymeric substances of microalgal-bacterial aerobic granular sludge as a valuable resource for sustainable development

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2023

Potential interactive effect on biomass and bio-polymeric substances of microalgal-bacterial aerobic granular sludge as a valuable resource for sustainable development

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2023

Sustainable waste-to-energy plant site selection by a hybrid method of geographic information system and evidential reasoning: A case study Guilan province

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2023

Sustainable waste-to-energy plant site selection by a hybrid method of geographic information system and evidential reasoning: A case study Guilan province

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2023

Ground-mounted photovoltaic power station site selection and economic analysis based on a hybrid fuzzy best-worst method and geographic information system: A case study Guilan province

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2022

Optimum landfill site selection by a hybrid multi-criteria and multi-Agent decision-making method in a temperate and humid climate: BWM-GIS-FAHP-GT

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2022

Sulphate radical-based advanced oxidation technologies for removal of COD and ammonia from hazardous landfill leachate: A review

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2021

Saline oily wastewater treatment using Lallemantia mucilage as a natural coagulant: Kinetic study, process optimization, and modeling

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2021

Saline oily wastewater treatment using Lallemantia mucilage as a natural coagulant: Kinetic study, process optimization, and modeling

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2021

Utilization of Alyssum mucilage as a natural coagulant in oily-saline wastewater treatment

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2020

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Articles (10)

Potential interactive effect on biomass and bio-polymeric substances of microalgal-bacterial aerobic granular sludge as a valuable resource for sustainable development

Potential interactive effect on biomass and bio-polymeric substances of microalgal-bacterial aerobic granular sludge as a valuable resource for sustainable development

Sustainable waste-to-energy plant site selection by a hybrid method of geographic information system and evidential reasoning: A case study Guilan province

Sustainable waste-to-energy plant site selection by a hybrid method of geographic information system and evidential reasoning: A case study Guilan province

Ground-mounted photovoltaic power station site selection and economic analysis based on a hybrid fuzzy best-worst method and geographic information system: A case study Guilan province

Optimum landfill site selection by a hybrid multi-criteria and multi-Agent decision-making method in a temperate and humid climate: BWM-GIS-FAHP-GT

Sulphate radical-based advanced oxidation technologies for removal of COD and ammonia from hazardous landfill leachate: A review

Saline oily wastewater treatment using Lallemantia mucilage as a natural coagulant: Kinetic study, process optimization, and modeling

Saline oily wastewater treatment using Lallemantia mucilage as a natural coagulant: Kinetic study, process optimization, and modeling

Utilization of Alyssum mucilage as a natural coagulant in oily-saline wastewater treatment

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