The purpose of this research is to study on variables affecting fuel injection performance of biodiesel fuel injection and pyrolysis fuel. To test for variables affecting the fuel injection performance of biodiesel fuel injectors and pyrolysis fuel. By experimenting and modeling using computer programs to compare results. Finally for to use the information in the design of the car nozzle to work well with Biodiesel and pyrolysis fuel. The tested fuels which are pyrolysis fuel Bio-diesel fuel and diesel fuel are tested by tester Anton Paar@ Stabinger Viscosmeter (model SVM 3000/G2) ASTM D341 standard. The result shown that the density of the fuel is increasing normally. However the viscosity of the diesel and biodiesel are strong increased whereas the reducing of temperature is unaffected to the pyrolysis fuel. The fuel injection performance test showed that the density and viscosity of fuel were the major variables that affected the injection performance of the fuel. In case of using pyrolysis oil Injection performance is trend to higher other fuels and cold conditions.

This research study is the application of Geographic Information System (GIS) for distribution substation. The main purpose is to satisfy user by planning to support the increase of load at present and in the future. Moreover increase in creditability of distribution system by increasing new substation or expand the area of exist substation. Then Geographic Information System is necessary for the mentioned reason. Geographic Information System is the process of geographical data in computer system that defined useful information and related to spatial data such as residential property house number location latitude and longitude. Geographic Information System consists of capture store manipulate analyze manage and present all types of geographical data according to user’s objective. So Geographic Information System is the utility that be useful for distribution substation project. The research is planning to use Geographic Information System for finding Break-even point between increasing new substation or expand the area of exist substation which is 2 case studies.

The development of lightweight flat sheet prototype from para rubber leaves and para para rubber wood fly ash for field work application can offer an alternative method of adding value to agricultural wastes and help to conserve the environment with green products. The natural fiber especially agricultural waste fiber is an encouraging prospect. Natural fiber composites have been used for building applications. The aim of this research was to investigate the potential use of para wood ash to producing a cement composite as an environmentally material. Material. The cement paste with 5-2 % weight of para wood ash. The specimens were cured at 25± 2 oc for 24 hours. The properties of cement composites mixed with different proportions of para wood ash were compared with Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). In addition the morphology of para wood ash was examined by using scanning electron microscope. The density increased with the increase in the percentage of para rubber leaves from 1% 2% 4% and 6%. The finding is attributable to the enhanced packing density by the fine para wood ash particles size was found 5-10 um.Moreover para wood ash particles could arrange to fill the inter-particle voids in cement pastes which resulting to increase the compressive strength of cement paste. Consequently para wood ashes could incorporate in the construction materials to enhance the mechanical properties and durability performance of the cement composites

This research was aimed to study the participation behaviors in the electrical energy saving the factors affected to the participation behaviors and the promotion of the participation behaviors in electrical energy saving of the undergraduate students of the Faculty of Science and Technology Rajamangala University of Technology Phra NaKhon. The participants of 150 students from the Faculty of Science and Technology was also performed based on systematic sampling. The questionnaire was used. The statistical evaluation was also analyzed based on the percentage mean and standard deviation. A 85% of participants is male a range of age to be 19-20 years old (62.7%) second academic years by about 37.3% and a 65.3% of participants has been studying in the major of computer science. Knowledge levels in the electrical energy saving of the most participants are high (13.33%) moderate (62%) and low level (24.67%). The four participation behaviors in the electrical energy saving were analyzed including electrical lighting system air conditioner and ventilator system office electrical system and electrical equipment maintenances resulting in very high level with the average mean of 4.25 and standard deviation of .547. First the participation behavior in the electrical equipment maintenance was very high level with 4.31 and S.D.=.870. Second the participation behavior in the office electrical system was to be 4.27 with S.D.=.828. Third the participation behavior in the air conditioner and ventilator system was to be 4.21 with S.D.=.549. Finally the participation behavior in the electrical lighting system was very slow level with 4.21 and S.D.=.672. By comparing the participation behaviors in the electrical energy saving with the different of academic major of students the participation behaviors in the electrical energy saving did not significant different.

The objective of this work was to study the adsorption efficiency of bamboo and its surface modified with manganese oxide for removal of Pb(II) ion. The adsorption of Pb(II) from aqueous solution onto bamboo (BB) and manganese oxide-modified bamboo powder (MnO-BB) was evaluated based on batch experiment. The adsorption efficiency of MnO-BB onto Pb(II) was investigated as a function of the initial pH of 6 equilibrium time of 30 min adsorbent concentration of 5 g/L and initial concentration of Pb(II) solution in the range of 50-500 mg/L. The adsorption isotherms of Langmuir Freundlich and Dubinin-Radushkevich were used to describe the equilibrium isotherm. It is observed that the data from MnO-BB adsorbents fitted well to the Langmuir isotherm. The maximum monolayer adsorption capacities of MnO-NC were estimated as 38.76 mg/g. By comparing with BB the amount of Pb(II) adsorbed onto MnO-BB was more than BB by about 40 times under the optimized adsorption condition. According to Dubinin-Radushkevich isotherm the adsorptive mechanism of Pb(II) onto MnO-BB was chemisorption. The kinetic studies of Pb(II) demonstrated that the adsorption of Pb(II) onto MnO-BB adsorbent followed a pseudo second-order model with a good correlation. The adsorption mechanism was processed via chemical ion exchange between H+ and bonded MnO groups and Pb(II) ions in solution