Executive of Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus with EEC representatives met with the Mayor of Pattaya to present and discuss opinions and policies of demonstration project of the complete use of electric transportation in the EEC area (Pattaya City) Dr. Chaiwat Klampol, Assistant to the President for Strategic Development of Eastern Special Development Zone, Kasetsart University […]
The representatives of the Coordination Working Group on Personnel Development in the Eastern Special Development Zone (EEC-HDC) attended a discussion on the EEC Model Type A approach EEC Model Type A discussion, on February 9, 2021, representatives of the Coordination Working Group on Personnel Development in the Eastern Special Development Zone (EEC-HDC) attended a discussion […]
Participate in discussion on organizing a Robotics training course for TESM. The administrators of the Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha are led by Associate Professor Dr. Sathaporn Chuepheng, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha, along with Assistant Professor Dr. Uten Supatti, Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, Dr. Vasant Tancharoen, Assistant Dean for […]
Nissan Motor (Thailand) donates Electric car, Nissan Leaf to the Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha, Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus On 22 September 2020, Associate Professor Dr. Sathaporn Chuepheng, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Sriracha, together with Assistant Professor Dr. Uthane Supatti, Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, Dr. Wasan Tanjaroen, Assistant Dean for Research […]
Signing MOU under E-Waste Management project between Kasetsart University Siracha Campus and Advance Wireless Network Co., Ltd. On 23 July 2020, Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Sriracha Join the signing ceremony of the MOU under the E-Waste Management project between Kasetsart University. Sriracha Campus (Faculty of Science at Sriracha) with Advanced Wireless Network Co., Ltd. . […]
Target – Design a next generation aircraft by using a sea-bird-shape wing in order to increase aerodynamic performance.
Process – Do a research in ground effect of sea-bird-shape wings by comparing with normal wings in same area and same profile section. The results will be used for developing next generation aircrafts and WIGs.
Recent Base Research (To acquire more experiences and base instruments)
Mission, Vision and Values
Smart Energy Technology (SET) aims to develop innovation of energy storage system management for improving battery performance and extending battery life for two system categories:
2. Electric Vehicles (EVs) and rail electrification systems
Academic services:
The SET members give advice on electrical and mechanical engineering by considering environment and energy conservation for the Thai government, industries and communities.
The research group of Applied Mechanics and Product Design focuses on identification of material behavior and product design. The computational simulation and the experimental validation are used on our studies. For the computational simulation, the products are modeled and analyzed by using the CAD software, finite element method (FEM) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The results of computational simulation are compared with the experimental.
Objective
Current research topic
Conventional sources of energy have been depleting at an alarming rate, which makes future sustainable development of energy use very difficult. In addition, global warming or climate change caused by human activities and conventional energy system technologies has shown dramatic impact on all lives on the earth. Thus, the main aims of the Energy Systems Research Group are to improve the energy performance of existing systems in order to save the energy and reduce the size and cost of the systems and to develop new systems with less global warming impact. The research projects are both analytical and experimental studies on related topics such as thermal systems, renewable energy, transport phenomena, heat transfer enhancement, air-conditioning and refrigeration technologies, electronic cooling devices, solar heating and cooling, fire protection, drying and combustion.
The applied research topics include:
Dr. Chaiwat Klampol, Assistant to the President for Strategic Development of Eastern Special Development Zone, Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus together with Associate Professor Dr. Sathaporn Chuepheng, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha, Assistant Professor Dr. Uten Supatti, Associate Dean for Research and Innovation, and Professor Natthaphon Bunyaphakdee, Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha traveled to meet Mr. Sonthaya Khunpluem, Mayor of Pattaya City, Chairman of the meeting to present a demonstration project for the use of electric vehicles as a complete public transport system in the EEC (Pattaya City) area (Korea-Thailand Eco-Friendly E-TukTuk in Pattaya) and propose the development of a public transport platform using electric vehicles for cities in the EEC area, listening to the demand, opinion and support policy to adapt to the needs of Pattaya. With the management team of Pattaya City and the heads of relevant government agencies which also attended the meeting at Meeting Room 131, Pattaya City Hall.
Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha has cooperated with the Republic of Korea (South Korea) to carry out the demonstration project to create a demonstration system: Public transport by electric vehicles, public vehicle management system, charging system, energy storage system, energy management system and centralized monitoring control system. This is to make Pattaya City as a model city for efficient, clean, non-polluting and sustainable public transport. It also supports Pattaya as a completely smart city. By bringing the tuktuk and transportation systems to use environmentally friendly solar energy to replace fuels. To facilitate the people and tourists in this matter, the Prime Minister of Pattaya suggested to the Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha, Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus and the Thai Electric Vehicle Association return to study the impact on the former entrepreneurs who work in the area as well. Including suggesting the establishment of a committee by inviting the city of Pattaya to participate in presenting information that will be useful for the implementation of the project further.
For those who participated in the demonstration project from other agencies, it consisted of Dr. Thongchai Chinapan, representative from the Thai Electric Vehicle Association, Mr. Narawat Adam, the representative from the Ministry of Industry, Mr. Montri Ruengsinghi, the representative from the Development Project, Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). Mr. Krit Suphakot, Deputy Director of Innovation Division, Electrical system research and development department, Provincial Electricity Authority And Khun Wannipa Phiphob Chaiyasit, Director of Industrial Investment and Development Group, Country Strategy and Coordination Group, Regional Economic Center and Foundation Investment Factors Coordination and Development Division (EXAT) / Investment Ecosystem Division BOI, Prime Minister’s Office
EEC Model Type A discussion, on February 9, 2021, representatives of the Coordination Working Group on Personnel Development in the Eastern Special Development Zone (EEC-HDC) attended a discussion on the EEC Model Type A approach with the administrators of Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha, also with Associate Professor Dr. Sathaporn Chuepheng, Dean, Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha with the faculty management team attended the reception at Building 23, Engineering Research Laboratory, Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha
Theoretical Computer Science and Computer Intelligence Research Group, TCIR
Head of research group: Dr. Adisak Supeesun
TCIR is a group of researchers who work in the area of theoretical computer science and computational intelligence. We study problems and properties of algorithms for solving the problems in engineering and science as mathematical objects. Our aims are to gain deep understanding and develop new knowledges for designing more efficient algorithms.
Current research interests :
Description
The “Industrial and Production Management Research Unit” was supported and funded by the Faculty of Engineering at Sriracha, Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus.The research group composes of two major research units, which are 1) the “Productivity Improvement and Logistics Management Research Unit”and 2) the “Integrated Design and Manufacturing Systems Research Unit”. The research group has the cooperation with the industrial, government and community sector.
The “Productivity Improvement and Logistics Management Research Unit” focuses on the study, research and academic service on the production planning and control, logistics and supply chain management, quality and production improvement and other specialized problems of industrial engineering. The statistics approaches, qualitative and quantitative methods, applied optimization techniques, simulation techniques and work improvement techniques are utilized to solve the problems.
The “Integrated Design and Manufacturing Systems Research Unit” focuses to contribute the integrated knowledge in design and manufacturing systems research, including engineering design methodology, product design and development, computer aided design and process planning, rapid prototyping, automation in manufacturing, and modern production systems.
The research group aims to mainly support the academics, organizations, and industries for examples, automotive industry, electronics industry and aerospace industry, which are located in the Eastern region of Thailand.
Civil Engineering and Disaster Management Research Unit (CEDMRU) has identified the specific research areas related to the strengths of development for country and community in advanced infrastructure development, geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering, transportation engineering and water engineering.
The CEDMRG research group contains the young researchers who have the high capabilities and potentials in various areas related to civil engineering research. The researchers are extremely enthusiastic in conducting the basic and advanced researches and consulting activities in civil engineering and advanced technologies as well as projected based research for the private and public sectors and communities.
Research Areas
Application of new approaches and concepts in the development of infrastructure including integrated project management, infrastructure asset, infrastructure safety and maintenance throughout construction material testings.
Design of safe structures, disaster mitigation and rehabilitation and sustainable geological exploitation for engineering projects based research.
Transport and logistics systems plannings , Traffic Engineering and Impacts, Public transportation planning regarding transit-oriented development and Maritime transport planning.
Integrated water resources management and water related disaster management.
Remote sensing (RS), Geographic information system (GIS) , Global positioning system (GPS) , Digital mapping technology and photogrammetry.
The research group of Power Electronic Applications and Energy Management (PEAEM) composes of four major research units; I) Analysis and design of inverter/converters for renewable energy systems II) Electric motor drives and inverter/converters in EV applications III) Energy storage applications for utility grids in order to improve power quality and the reliable delivery of electricity and IV) Demand response for energy management. The research group has the cooperation with the local society, power generation industry and electricity utility authority/company.
Contact Dean
