Clementina Moldovan

Clementina Moldovan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Engineering and Geology at the Faculty of Mining, Politehnica University of Timişoara. Her research focuses on environmental safety, industrial emissions, and explosion protection systems in hazardous environments. She has contributed extensively to understanding coal combustion byproducts' environmental impacts, air quality monitoring, and electrical equipment safety standards in explosive atmospheres.

Her work integrates computational modeling (e.g., CFD simulations for indoor air pollution) with geospatial analysis (e.g., hot spot mapping of pollutants in Craiova). Key research areas include: 1) Development of GHG intensity metrics for industrial processes, 2) Thermal safety of equipment in explosive environments, and 3) Heavy metal contamination in atmospheric particulates.

Dr. Moldovan also investigates radiation dosimetry in soils and the application of natural materials like zeolites for pollution control. Recent studies address hydrogen safety protocols and the adaptation of safety standards to emerging energy technologies.

Her publications emphasize practical applications of research to industrial safety compliance, environmental policy formulation, and sustainable development strategies for mining regions. Current projects explore synergies between computational fluid dynamics and regulatory frameworks for hazardous environment equipment certification.