6.3.4 Water-conscious building standards

SWU has implemented equipment upgrades to promote efficient water use. For example, restroom fixtures have been replaced with sensor-based systems that activate water flow only when in use and automatically stop when no user is detected. This helps prevent unnecessary water wastage. In addition, the water flow rate is regulated to meet water-saving sanitary standards. Currently, all newly constructed or renovated buildings are required to adopt appropriate water-efficient fixtures and incorporate water resource conservation considerations into their design.

Automatic Sensor Faucets Installed in Academic Buildings Across the University

The restrooms of the Central Library at Srinakharinwirot University are equipped with automatic sensor faucets, allowing students, faculty members, and visitors to use water efficiently and only as needed.

The men’s restroom located beneath the university’s parking area is also equipped with an automatic sensor system, accessible to both university members and the general public at Srinakharinwirot University.

The Central Library of SWU has implemented water conservation measures to help preserve water resources. These include regularly inspecting and promptly repairing damaged water equipment, using water-saving sanitary fixtures, scheduling plant watering appropriately, and promoting awareness of responsible water use. These efforts reflect the library’s commitment to sustainable water management.

Source: https://lib.swu.ac.th/news-events/recommended-green/มาตรการประหยัดน้ำ/