The results revealed that the methods were done by various ways. It was found that Tom Yum curry was developed into instant Thai Tom Yum curry powder by drying Tom Yum set in the hot air oven and grinding into powder. Red curry was developed by blending the ingredients together to make curry paste drying the paste and grinding into powder. Green curry was developed into dry and wet combination and curry powder. After being sterilized the dry one was dark in color and gave different taste and smell from fresh green curry paste. The latter was similar to green curry powder. Pa-naeng curry was developed by drying the curry paste in the hot air oven. It was considered as the good property of curry. Whereas Pa-naeng curry cube can be produced by combining with chemical substances and forming the cube by using the blocking machine. Tai Pla curry (Fish innards curry) was developed into powder type by blending the ingredients together to make Tai Pla curry drying the paste and grinding into powder. It was seen that all of curry powder could be kept longer and easily.

The purposes of this research were to develop 10 items of the packages of bakery’s banana flour and to conduct the technology transfer of those packages for the community. The research process involves with package pattern analysis monitoring and operating package design making package sample evaluating package sample finishing the package target group setting creating the research methodology investigating need analysis training course setting conducting the training course and data analysis. The results of the study were 10 styles of the packages. It was found that the mean of the satisfaction evaluation was at 3.76. Need analysis for bakery courses are mostly found in brownies. There was significantly difference between pre-test and post-test scores of the experiment at 0.05 level of significance. The mean of the groups’ achievement evaluation was at 3.95-4.18. Program and training process evaluation was qualified as the mean was 4.62 and 4.54 respectively.

The purposes of this operation research were to develop the packages of Thai herbal cookies and to conduct the technology transfer of Thai herbal cookies’ packages for the community. The research process which involves with packages’ pattern analysis monitoring and operating packages’ design making packages’ sample evaluating packages’ sample finishing the package target group setting creating the research methodology investigating need analysis training course setting conducting the training course and data analysis. The results of the study were 11 styles of herbal cookies’packages. The mean of the achievement in satisfaction evaluation was at 3.92. Need analysis for cookies courses are found in lemon grass cookies kaffir lime leaves cookies ginger cookies mixed herbal flavour and coriander cookies respectively. There was significantly difference between pre-test and post-test scores of the experiment at 0.05 level of significance. The mean of the groups๛ achievement evaluation was at 3.50-4.49. Program and training process evaluation qualified as the mean of the products and their packages was 4.28 and 4.34 respectively.

This research aimed to improve combustion burning system of boiler and to increase burning efficiency and use all out of the energy. The large boilers were used in the industrial factories which consume a lot of energy for production. The Increasing oil and gas fuel costs everyday cause many factories interested in energy saving with any technical engineering methods specifically for production costs and environment effect decreasing. This research program software was installed and invented for the industrial factory. This industry factory consumed cogeneration energy for fabric dying. The efficiency before installing the software is measured about 65.85-71.98% and heat loss by 50% of overall energy in the system. After installing heat loss in the system has been fallen to 5-12% and efficiency of heat in system has been reached a peak of 80-85%.

This research aims to 1) develop pork roll product from cultivated banana flesh and banana flour for vegetarian food business; 2) develop suitable and unique packaging for food product using cultivated banana flesh and banana flour instead of meat; and 3) transfer technology in developing food product using cultivated banana flesh and banana flour instead of meat for vegetarian food business. Regarding suitable amount of banana flour used in place of isolated soy protein in pre-emulsion preparation from 4 levels of banana flour used at 0 10 15 and 20 percent it was found that increasing amount of banana flour used in place of isolated soy protein caused significant increase of L* value in the product (p<0.05). Moreover hardness and flexibility in texture profile of the product were not significantly different from the control product (p>0.05). In terms of sensory evaluation tasters gave the highest score for meat-emulated reducedemulsion product that used banana flour in place of isolated soy protein at 15 percent. For packaging of pork roll product it was found that Model-A package was the most suitable with recommendations to add tight-closed material to prevent contamination from outside and to print expiry date as well as food safety certified sign. Furthermore consumers’ overall satisfactory in packaging model was found to be highest at the mean of 4.31. Finally transferring of technology in a form of training workshop in developing food product from banana flour for vegetarian food business for Ban Lak Khon Bakery Housewife Community Enterprise and entrepreneurs in Nonthaburi province showed that post-training test scores were significantly higher than pre-training scores at .05 level. This indicated that technological transfer in a form of real-practice workshop provided increasing knowledge in developing food product from banana flour for vegetarian food business. Moreover it was also found that trainees were highly satisfied in both overall service (mean of 4.85) and by-aspect: servicing staff (4.93) procedure/steps (4.87) trainers (4.83) and usefulness of service (4.75) respectively.