https://publication.npru.ac.th/jspui/handle/123456789/34 บทความประชุมวิชาการระดับนานาชาติ 2025-12-24T12:57:36Z https://publication.npru.ac.th/jspui/handle/123456789/534 Title: Comparison of Radiation Interaction of Clay and Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Bricks for Radiation Shielding Properties Authors: Siengsanoh, Kittipong Abstract: This research studied the radiation interaction of gamma rays with clay and autoclaved aerated concrete bricks. The clay and autoclaved aerated concrete bricks were determined by used gamma rays spectrometer with Compton scattering arrangement for energy variation and analyzed the composition by X-ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). The results were determined mass attenuation coefficient values from theory by WinXCom program and experiment respectively. The Zeff and the Nel value were studied for radiation shielding properties of the clay and autoclaved aerated concrete bricks. This research was found that the clay brick had good radiation properties than autoclaved aerated concrete. The experimental values had good agreement with theoretical values. 2560-12-28T00:00:00Z https://publication.npru.ac.th/jspui/handle/123456789/533 Title: The Guidelines for Public Relations and Tourism Promotion of the Wat Tha Phut Folk Museum, Rai Khing Subdistrict, Sam Phran District, Nakhon Pathom Province Authors: Leksuma, Prapon; KongPrem, Nilubon Abstract: This research aimed to form the guidelines for public relations and tourism promotion of the Wat Tha Phut Folk Museum. The data collection method used was in-depth interview with 25 interviewees. It was found that the Wat Tha Phut Folk Museum housed a collection of antiques and was a place of tourist attraction where visitors could learn about the local’s way of life, culture, customs, and history. The guidelines for public relations and tourism promotions consisted of the employment of 3 channels: 1) person-to-person public relations, in which visitors’ words would promote tourism directly; 2) print media, which included the tourist manual, brochures, and posters, all of which were aided by interesting content and infographics; and 3) online media, through which tourism events and activities would be promoted via, for example, Line, YouTube, and Facebook. This guidelines aimed to appeal to the tourists who were interested in local way of life and history. 2560-12-28T00:00:00Z https://publication.npru.ac.th/jspui/handle/123456789/532 Title: Guidelines for Community Participation in the Woven Fabric Conservation for Cultural Tourism in Phai Hu Change Community in Banglane District, Nakhon Pathom Province Authors: Mulmit, Pimchanok Abstract: The aims of this research were 1) to study the woven fabric context of Phai Hu Change Community; 2) to study community participate in the conservation of woven fabric; and 3) to discover the guidelines for community participate in woven fabric conservation for cultural tourism. The sample groups consisted of 30 key informants, including local administrative offices, community leaders, woven fabric group members, shop owners, restaurant owners, and local resident in Phai Hu Change Community. In terms of the data analysis, content analysis had been applied and presented in this article. The results were as follows; 1) the history of woven fabric of Phai Hu Change Community inherited for a long time when the Tai Dam ethnic group emigrated from Petchaburi province and settled at Phai Hu Change in Nakhon Pathom Province. They brought the woven fabric culture, which helped them earn their living. The fabric was commonly black and in watermelon pattern. They used “Ki Kra Took” loom in weaving. The weaving wisdom was uninterruptedly passed down to their descendants in their family; 2) local people in the community participated in decision making and planning of the activities. The community leaders would call for an assembly of the local people when a festival or an event was to be held. And 3) the cultural conservation of Phai Hu Change Community focused on the preservation of the Sen Roeun tradition and Pad Tong ritual, the two majors customs of Tai Dam ethnic people which had represented their history and lifestyle since the olden days . According to the results, the research was able to found the guidelines for community participation in the woven fabric conservation as follows: 1) The environment conservation should be promoted as it assists to sustain the natural resources which provide the local people with necessary materials and ingredients like the color from True Indigo Tree; 2) more local people should be encouraged to take weaving as their part-time job for alternative career choice in the future; 3) the community should establish a channel to publicize their products, preferably on social media; 4) knowledge pertaining to the culture and its fabric should be shared between local people and tourists to understand the ancient wearing method for value added creation and conservation of weaving fabric and 5) their descendants should be raise awareness of knowledge and importance of conservation of woven fabrics as their heritage that creates value for their locality through cultural tourism activities. 6) The community should create a network of cooperation between their woven fabric group and other local weaving groups in linkage area. 2560-12-28T00:00:00Z https://publication.npru.ac.th/jspui/handle/123456789/530 Title: Comparing Performance of Centralized and Non-Centralized Safety Stock Case Study: Retail Clothing Business Authors: Bunmak, Supreechaya Abstract: This research aims to develop a model of safety stock for retail clothing business between centralized and non-centralized system. Currently, in a case company that used non-centralized system to control their inventory. The company’s central warehouse, when supplier delivered finished goods to the warehouse, warehouse staff will check the products and proceed the inventory information to the company database system. After that, all inventory will be sorting out and distributing to retail stores without stocking inventory in the warehouse. There are some company problems with the inventory such as imbalance among retails store and transferring inventory between retail stores, which have been taken long time. Moreover, waiting period for ordering new products on next period if the retail store can’t transfer the inventory to another store. Which may be leads to opportunity lost. In this paper, the researcher emphasizes on the efficiency improvement for safety stock system by modifying the safety stock system to a centralized, the majority of inventory stored at company central’s warehouse and small lot stored at the retail stores. As a result, the centralized safety stock system can reduce the quantity of safety stock to 1,344 pieces from 2,224 pieces or reduced 39.57% that compared with non-centralized safety stock system and can reduce production costs down to THB 102,960. In addition, the reshuffle of safety stock system has reduced lead time to 1 week from at least 2 weeks for replenishing the inventory to retail stores. This helps to increase the company’s commercial opportunities. 2560-12-28T00:00:00Z