Laboratory (CATRE)
ABOUT US
Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Laboratory (CATRE), at the Sirindhorn Thai-German Graduate School of Engineering (TGGS), has been established since 2015. The Faculty is a joint collaboration between KMUTNB (Thailand) and RWTH Aachen University (Germany). An Centre of excellence on catalysis and membrane technology for energy and environment has been set up in 2022.
ABOUT US
Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Laboratory (CATRE), at the Sirindhorn Thai-German Graduate School of Engineering (TGGS), has been established since 2015. The Faculty is a joint collaboration between KMUTNB (Thailand) and RWTH Aachen University (Germany). An Centre of excellence on catalysis and membrane technology for energy and environment has been set up in 2022.
We are researching on clean technologies such as CO2 to methanol, bio-ethanol to ethylene or methanation via electrolysis. We have a strong expertise in catalyst synthesis, catalytic reaction engineering and membrane technologies.
We are researching on clean technologies such as CO2 to methanol, bio-ethanol to ethylene or methanation via electrolysis. We have a strong expertise in catalyst synthesis, catalytic reaction engineering and membrane technologies.
EXPLORE A FEATURE
Our Service
CATRE Lab provides service to support and serve the needs of the public and private sectors, as well as the educational institution.
Consultants
Help local SMEs to propose for government fundings
Synthesis of specific or tailor-made catalysts
Lab analysis and characterization
such as gas/phase reaction, TPR, TPO, TPD, XRD, SEM
Seminars and trainings from international experts
CATRE UPDATE
What’s on
PMU-B Brainpower Congress 2024: Unlocking the Potential of Ignite Thailand
On behalf of CATRE, Prof. Dr. Hartley will present on the topic of ‘Methanol Synthesis via CO2 hydrogenation using a tailor-made catalytic membrane reactor’ at
The 3rd International Academic Conference on Catalysis and Membrane Technology for Energy and Environment
Background: Climate change mitigation is one of today’s most recognised challenges, requiring global collaboration among academics, industry, government, and the public. However, connections between these
International Forum on Climate Action and Sustainovation
Background: Climate change is one of humanity’s most severe and complex challenges in the 21st century. It stems from global temperature increases, glacier melting, and
