# | Document title | Authors | Year | Source | Cited by |
1 | Production of ethanol from sweet sorghum juice using VHG technology: A simulation case study | Thangprompan P., Thanapimmetha A., Thanapimmetha A., Saisriyoot M., Saisriyoot M., Laopaiboon L., Srinophakun P., Srinophakun P. | 2013 | Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology 171(2),pp. 294-314 | 13 |
2 | Development of separation method for Alpha-Tocopherol and Gamma-Oryzanol extracted from rice bran oil using Three-Zone simulated moving bed process | Tangpromphan P., Duangsrisai S., Jaree A. | 2021 | Separation and Purification Technology 272 | 7 |
3 | A simplified strategy to reduce the desorbent consumption and equipment installed in a three-zone simulated moving bed process for the separation of glucose and fructose | Tangpromphan P., Budman H., Jaree A. | 2018 | Chemical Engineering and Processing: Process Intensification 126,pp. 23-37 | 6 |
4 | The Design of Three-Zone Simulated Moving Bed Process for the Separation of Chlorogenic and Gallic Acids Extracted from Spent Coffee Grounds | Nakkong K., Tangpromphan P., Jaree A. | 2020 | Waste and Biomass Valorization
| 3 |
5 | Enhanced separation of chlorogenic and gallic acids extracted from spent coffee grounds using a three-zone simulated moving bed process with partial feed and partial collection strategies | Tangpromphan P., Nakkong K., Jaree A. | 2021 | Journal of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology
| 2 |
6 | Separation of Vitexin and Iso-vitexin from Mung Bean Seed Coats Using a Three-Zone Simulated Moving Bed (SMB) | Maneewan S., Tangpromphan P., Jaree A. | 2021 | Waste and Biomass Valorization
| 1 |
7 | Competitive effect of glucose–fructose adsorption in a fixed-bed chromatographic column | Tangpromphan P., Kaewchada A., Jaree A. | 2016 | Journal of Separation Science 39(22),pp. 4314-4324 | 1 |
8 | Continuous Encapsulation of Vitamin E Using Polycaprolactone and Tween 20 in a Micro-Channel | Kaewchada A., Chongcharoen R., Tangpromphan P., Nakkong K., Jaree A. | 2023 | Applied Science and Engineering Progress 16(1) | 0 |