KMITL Innovation and Tech Start-up (KITS) is the institute’s innovation center for supporting start-up businesses. The center aims to support students, staff, local communities, and local businesses in educating about business models and start-ups. Over the past year, the center also offers start-up training, a marine animal production technology training for commercial trade for free. …
KMITL has been taking action to minimize physical, chemical, and/or biological alterations of related aquatic ecosystems as follow An effective micro-organisms project: a project that uses food waste to make effective micro-organisms to feed in wastewater treatment and water quality improvement in the institute. It helps reduce air pollution and chemical contamination in wastewater and …
The institute has 2 septic tanks in which each tank is connected to an aerated lagoon. It is a simple wastewater treatment system consisting of a pond with artificial aeration to promote the biological oxidation of wastewater by using aerators to mix the contents and add oxygen to the pond. It is an efficient and …
Reused water in the KMITL has been measured by the Office of Physical Resource and Environment monthly. Reused water can use for watering the plant in the garden, in the vegetable farm, and use for student studying. Reused water measurement.
KMITL introduced and designed the underground detention basin model called “Underground Kaem Ling” to solve the flood crisis in Bangkok by building underground water reservoirs for impounding water up to 350,000 cubic meters. In Thai language, ‘Kaem Ling’ means a monkey’s cheek. This term was originally introduced by the Late King Rama 9 to solve …
Our Chumphon campus hosted vetiver grass plant campaign for soil and water conservation around The Job creek and Wat Nay canal in Chumphon province. Vetiver grasses help reducing damages from water flush during rainy season, increasing soil humidity in arid season, acting as a nursing crop for forestation, and soil and water conservation in economic …
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KMITL has a policy to plant dust trees. Tree planting On Chalong Krung Road In front of King Mongkut’s ladkrabang Planting trees Although it may not be able to filter extremely small dust But help filter dust, soot, and smoke from the road and also help create shady for the campus Rom Yen is part …
KMITL is aware of the effects of climate change and the importance of adaptation to the livelihood of communities and countries. The institute therefore has many projects in order to educate the community and be aware of the impacts. Thus, KMITL provides local education programs or campaigns on climate change risks, impacts, mitigation, adaptation, impact …
KMITL has a project to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, which is a KMITL bike project. KMITL is an institution’s bicycle loan project which is operated by a mobile application. Students and staff can register for use through the application for free, which reduces carbon dioxide emissions from motorcycles and other vehicles in institutions. KMITL also …
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KMITL provided collaboration research services for local industry and local communities to improve their energy efficiency and clean energy. The outstanding project to develop energy and energy efficiency is: “Project for procurement of energy efficiency standards for Residential house”, a collaborated project with the Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency, which is the government …
