Sweet tamarind is a unique and economic plant of Phetchaboon province and it has already been geographical indication (GI) registered. One of its main problems is fungal degeneration which cannot be physically visible. This causes the consumer’s uncertainty on its quality especially sweet tamarind from small communities. This led to the study on the use of household heat to reduce fungal degeneration by steaming at 100oC for 50 60 70 and 80 minutes and drying in the hot air oven at 70oC for 3 hours. It was found that increasing the heat resulted in darkening the sweet tamarind color and heightening up its content moisture (p<0.05) statistical significance. Drying temperature at 60 70 and 80oC revealed the higher the heat the shorter the drying time and the sweet tamarind content was darker. In addition drying significantly decreased the moisture and preference score of sweet tamarind (p<0.05). The storage of sweet tamarind in mesh bag at ambient temperature revealed that the increase of the storage time resulted in a significant increase in the moisture of the sweet tamarind shell (p<0.05) and could preserve the tamarind for at least 12 weeks without the deterioration from the fungus.

The objectives of this research were: 1) to study the three factors; namely school factors personnel factors and values of parents which were related to the decision making of the parents on sending their children to study at the small secondary schools and 2) to study the capability of the three factors in significantly predicting the decision making of the parents on sending their children to small secondary schools. The sample group in this study were 320 parents of students studying in the small secondary schools under the supervision of the Educational Service Office Area 6. The questionnaire was used as the research tool. The information and data were analyzed and presented in terms of percentage mean standard deviation Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation Coefficient and Stepwise Multiple Regression. The findings indicated that: 1) the school factors personnel factors and parents were positively related to the decision making of parents on sending their children to studying in the small secondary schools at the significance level of .01 2) the school factors personnel factors and parents were able to significantly predict the decision making of the parents on sending their children to studying in the small secondary schools.

The development of loincloth at Ang-Hin Chonburi Stone Basin is to study the pattern of hand-woven cloth and to develop hand-woven cloth products. The area of study cloth loincloth and products of cloth loom hand Chonburi to be developed into a bag product. The results showed that. The information will be used to develop the luggage bag product three patterns of plaid pattern were studied Include Nok Ka Ta pattern Sai Pla Lai pattern and square pattern. The unique colour of the weaving group for design the bag has been developed in a variety of styles and functionalities that can accommodate five types of adolescent behavior. From the focus on the use of working age to study the behavior of the use of existing luggage and increase the usefulness of the use of behavior all models are versatile. Both can be transported for tourism can be inserted. There is a selection of materials other than loincloth to create a variety of materials including sewing so that the parts of the bag are strong especially the ear piece which requires heavy weight and is often damaged before. The first Choosing colors in cool colors. The majority of the sample chose Include Nok Ka Ta pattern (42.5%); they answered that cool tone loincloth was the most suitable tone for producing bag product(65%); the design was the most important factor affecting the purchase decision(60%); the sample mostly used bag when they worked (70%); the useful life of each bag was 2-3 years ( 52.25%); the sample decided to purchase the new bag because the old one was damaged (45%); the most wanted item for the sample was tote bags (42.5%); the suitable material to produce the bag product was leather (61.25%).

This research is a qualitative research. The objective is to study and analyze information about The pattern of Pha Sin Tin Jok (Traditionally Sarong )Thai Yuan Saraburi cloth including the changes and the existence of the Thakok Thai Sarong Saraburi in the present (2017 - 2018). Using the concept of social and cultural change and the theory of globalization concepts for analysis. Research area is Mueang District and Sao Hai District Saraburi. The research population is Weaving sarongs Sarong user and local sages. Analytical study issues are Clothing culture in Thailand Saraburi Promotion from the government Pha Sin Tin Jok (Traditionally) Sarong Thai Yuan Saraburi style and pattern weavers and wisdom transfer. The research results are Saraburi is a province where Thai Yuan people from Chiang Saen Chiang Rai province Settled in the reign of King Rama I of Rattanakosin Due to war and have inherited the lineage until now. In Sao Hai District Saraburi is the district where most Thai people live and has a unique Lanna cultural foundation Whether language lifestyle food and beliefs In the folk textile Has a unique pattern that has been passed down for over 200 years. Clothing culture in Thailand Saraburi There is also a conservative costume. Especially on special occasions The pattern of Pha Sin Tin Jok (Traditionally Sarong )Thai Yuan Saraburi cloth remains the same style. From the era that migrated from Chiang Saen In addition there are other sarong fabrics that are used in everyday life namely woven sarong muk kai and kan. There is a succession of sarong weaving wisdom from the generation to the present most of which are woven with flowers. In the ancient pattern there is a conservation of ancient Pha Sin Tin Jok Thai Yuan Saraburi by re-woven according to the original pattern from the ancient Thai sarong that remains in Saraburi. Pha Sin Tin Jok Thai Yuan Saraburi has been promoted by various government agencies. There may be changes in the times that have changed with the adaptation to various product designs or the application of sarong work to the era. The existence of Thai people in Saraburi has seen the value of wisdom in their ethnicity. Together with promotion from various sectors That encourages Thai people to be proud Inspired in the conservation of Thai culture and arts. The establishment of Thai Folk Culture Hall in Saraburi The new weaving of the Sarawak sarong from the ancient Pha Sin Tin Jok Thai Yuan Saraburi style Including the floating market That shows the existence of the Thai culture of Saraburi living.

The purpose of this research is to design and develop dummy (anthropometric test dummy) for motorcycle frontal collision test. The conceptual design of dummy is male aging between 25-55 years old 6 pieces of rib and deformable 76.2 mm. In order to performance test it was classified into 2 testing by static testing and dynamic testing. For static testing the energy absorption behavior between force and deflection or “ static curves” is determined. While dynamic testing is considered to the energy absorption behavior between forces and several velocities or dynamic forcedeformation curves impact acceleration impact force on sternum and injury severity with the relationship of viscous in velocity function. The results of the energy absorption behavior on chest of dummy from static testing the tendency of chest deflection is relatively low during the initial force and suddenly increasing when rise to the critical point. This behavior is similar to the energy absorption of the human chest. Therefore the design features of this test dummy can reflect behavior that is close to the human anatomy. In case of dynamic testing it is discovered the ability of the dummy testing to absorb up to 560 J impact acceleration 3 8 . 4 3 g impact force on sternum 5 . 0 9 4 kN. The viscous in velocity function is 0 . 8 2 5 m/ s which compared to injury severity at AIS3+ ( or higher than serious injury) . Therefore the dummy design in this research project corresponds to the collision test of a motorcycle.