The Study and Design The Container box for applied to Residential Building : Baang Kor Laem Case study. Bangkok Followed by the Greenhouse Gas Management Organizations Guide to House Design and Low Carbon Building. (Public Organization) will reduce the energy consumption of air conditioners in existing containers. It also creates a pleasant indoor environment. And the design is complete. Used in containers that are currently used in the future. The purpose is to study the design of containers to be applied as low carbon building. Study of energy usage behavior of container users and make them comfortable. It is also a way to design residual resources into other types of housing in the future. The study found that the container design in general. There is a lot of air conditioning and greenhouse gas emissions. Fluorocarbon and hydrocarbon groups from the use of refrigerants in air conditioners and refrigerators. Therefore the design of the container to be applied to the building to reduce the energy consumption of air conditioning and to be in a comfortable state. The results of the experimental application of low-carbon residential buildings designed by the researchers. The home energy consumption was 0.75 tCO2e / year when the design was applied to current and future containers. The result was a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

The study and Development Lightweight growing media by banana tree to use a Vertical garden.To create thermal comfort for building users are the main factors causing the air conditioning. The cause of the electrical consumption. Thus bringing the tree into the building. In the past the building that used tree. Create a homey Subsequently it has adopted a large tree used for the purpose of lowering the temperature of the surrounding buildings. Developed into a roof garden Reduce heat to pass through the roof. And is currently being applied in the manner of a green wall. This helps reduce the heat that enters the building through the building envelope as well. The behavior of the tree to absorb water from the roots to the leaves and then passed to photosynthesis. Such a process makes the water evaporates and the air has been cooled by the surrounding trees The Heat pulled away for the evaporation of water. Such a process which happens from time to time no matter how much humidity in the air. The cool environment is another factor that manipulates the ambient environment to environment and buildings The benefits of trees in the green areas of the city this is helping to reduce and prevent the phenomenon of urban heat island The study and Development Lightweight growing media by banana tree to use a Vertical To reduce the weight of structural data were collected to design the plant material. Then the data from design professionals and vertical landscaping questionnaire. And interviews to analyze the result. And amends To test plant material vegetation series of 12 trials by planting vegetation. On the wall a series of three experiments wall. (Width 1.20 m. Height 3.00 m.) Of the test data and the growth of vegetation. Found that plants grow well on a series of plant material. The unit is lightweight and planting is not burdened with the weight of the building structure.

The Study Natural Materials to Product Design for Tree Planting. Studying natural materials To design a product for a tree Study on utilization of natural materials. Study and development of natural materials and ratios of various materials suitable for planting products. And compare the properties of natural materials. Made to plant products. To achieve the objectives of the research. Researchers conducted various researches. And present the results of data analysis. The best ratio is natural material: cement: 1: 1.5: 2 water: 695 kg / m 3 Water absorption test of various materials mixed with all three types of materials. Water absorption of soil and glue mixture is best absorbed. The absorption was 88%. Experiment on the swelling of natural materials mixed with all three types of materials. The test results showed that the swelling rate of cement mixed materials. The smallest swelling was 0.332 millimeters (0.08 millimeters). The questionnaire was used to collect data from 150 questionnaires. Statistical analysis is used to determine frequency. Of the 150 respondents about 94.7% of the rubber tree structure was found. 65.3% of the products obtained from the rubber leaves were 49.3%. There were 5 - 10 types of rubber leaves. The 80 respondents commented that most of the products of the rubber leaves were flowers (53.3%). The answer was 132 respondents representing 88%. On the durability of natural products 49.3% said that the products of natural materials are durable medium. There were 10 - 50 species of natural materials 52.7% of them had opinions about 51% of natural plant products. 59% had good quality 53% were good in natural materials 53% satisfied with the color of natural plant products 60% satisfied with the products. At the same time 47% of the products were planted in natural materials 47% of which were of good quality. 98% of tree planting products. The research found that people are interested in products for planting trees from natural materials. It is a combination of natural materials to create a new material with unique patterns. It can also be developed into more products.

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.

This work presented the production of biogas using anaerobic co-digestion between hydrilla verticillata (HV) from Songkhla Lake Basin and chicken manure (CM). From the study of compositions of both wastes it was found that the COD of CM and HV were 11200 and 14400 mg/l and pH were 6.5 and 5.5 respectively. The biogas production using anaerobic single-digestion of untreated hydrilla verticillata (UHV) gave accumulative methane of 1251 ml-CH4/g-VS and methane production of 78.28 L-CH4/kg-substrate was obtained. For hydrilla treated with 2% w/v NaOH (THV) the accumulative methane was 1786 ml-CH4/g-VS and the obtained methane production was 91.87 L- CH4/kg-substrate which was 17.5 % increase when compared to the UHV. For the biogas production using anaerobic single-digestion of CM it was found that the accumulative methane and methane production were 978 ml-CH4/g-VS and 78.28 L- CH4/kgsubstrate respectively. These were lower than the studies using HV. The study of anaerobic co-digestion of HV and CM at three different ratios; 1:1 2:1 and 3:1 was studied. It was found that the anaerobic co-digestion using THV and CM at ratio 3:1 and 2:1 gave the highest potential for biogas production. The accumulate methane of 3202.20 and 2079.19 ml- CH4/g-VS were obtained respectively. The methane productions were 2.53 and 82.26 L-CH4/ton-substrate for ratio 3:1 and 2:1 respectively which is no significant different at 95 % confidence interval.