Reporters : Mr. Sujinda Saehan, Mr. Ekkajak Intarat, Mr. Nitigon Jumniansuk, Mr. Thaksin Jeensuksang
Indicator : 6.2.1-6.2.2
Date : November 22, 2022
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The university has summarized the water consumption in the year 2022 from January 2022 to December 2022, which can be classified in cubic meters (m3) as follows:
The bar chart illustrates the water consumption trends for a specific location over the course of one year, from January to December. The data is presented in cubic meters (m³) to show the volume of water used each month. The chart displays a clear, gradual decrease in water consumption from January to May. The downward trend plummets in May, marking the lowest water usage during the year. Subsequently, there is a noticeable increase in water consumption from August to September.
The drop-in water consumption from April to May suggests a decrease because it is a long holiday and the semester break. While, the increase in water consumption from June to September is indicative of higher water demand during the beginning of the semester. This might be due to increased water use for consumption or activities like gardening or irrigation. Understanding the patterns of water consumption is essential for effective water management. This chart shows that water use is influenced by beginning and braking of academic semester. The observed trends in water consumption provide an opportunity to implement water conservation measures during peak usage months to reduce overall water consumption and potentially lower costs.
Table of the use of water in the year 2022 from January 2022 to December 2022
* Total number of regular students in Songkhla campus (person) 2,884
** Total number of academic and supporting staff (person) 689
Overall (person) (3,573)
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