Publications by authors named "Srinivas Panguluri"
Urban stormwater runoff quantity and quality are strongly dependent upon catchment properties. Models are used to simulate the runoff characteristics, but the output from a stormwater management model is dependent on how the catchment area is subdivided and represented as spatial elements. For green infrastructure modeling, we suggest a discretization method that distinguishes directly connected impervious area from the total impervious area.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA flexible framework has been created for modeling multi-dimensional hydrological and water quality processes within stormwater green infrastructure (GI) practices. The framework conceptualizes GI practices using blocks (spatial features) and connectors (interfaces) representing functional components of a GI. The blocks represent spatial features with the ability to store water (e.
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- The research focused on how silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) change chemically when introduced to different types of biosolids during wastewater treatment, providing insights for AgNP life cycle analysis.
- AgNPs were found to convert into various silver-sulfur species in both fresh and aged biosolids, while incineration processes converted 30-50% of the silver into elemental Ag and created other silver compounds.
- Analytical techniques like X-ray absorption spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy were used to examine the Ag concentration and chemical associations in the biosolids, highlighting the need to consider these transformations in environmental assessments.