Fuel Energy Assignment, SMBP 3.

Midterm, Term 2, 2022 Total Score: 30 Points

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1 Assignment Title: Current Status and Potential of hydro energy in Thailand: a Review

2 Personal Details:
2.1 Students:
Student 1
Full name Nickname Student ID (5 digits) Student number
(1/2 digits)
Nuttida Kraikate Praewa 39742 3

Student 2
Full name Nickname Student ID (5 digits) Student number
(1/2 digits)
Chayapa Kantawong Wawa 39747 5

Student 3
Full name Nickname Student ID (5 digits) Student number
(1/2 digits)
Ornpicha prabripootalung Nudee 39749 7

Student 4
Full name Nickname Student ID (5 digits) Student number
(1/2 digits)
Ponpilin Untapun Pizza 39757 15

Student 5
Full name Nickname Student ID (5 digits) Student number
(1/2 digits)
Panchanit Khiewbanyang Ponai 39758 16

2.2 Advisors:
Advisor 1

Cover Page (1 page)

Independent Study Project (I.S.), M 2.4 SMBP

Full name Department Advising for the Advising for the

English Version Thai Version
Mr.MD.Showket Hasan science 

Advisor 2
Full name Department Advising for the Advising for the
English Version Thai Version
Mrs.Oradee Manackong science 

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Assignment Overview
1 Summary of the Assignment: [200-250 words]
1.1 Purpose: This assignment aims to know about hydropower, what is hydropower, what
does hydropower come from, how does hydropower work, benefits of hydropower
1.2 Main findings:
1.3 Conclusion:

2 Keywords: [4-6 keywords]………………………………...

Assignment Overview (200-250 words) Page 1 of 21

Assignment Title:

1. Introduction [500-700 words]

“Water energy” is the power or force caused by the flow of water. which is a very
powerful force If unable to control Hydro power can cause widespread damage to life and
property. as an example flooding in the foothill slope area or areas with high slopes and the
occurrence of tsunamis, etc. diversion, and pumped storage There are three types of hydropower
facilities: impoundment, diversion, and pumped storage 1.IMPOUNDMENT the most common
type of hydroelectric power plant is an impoundment facility. 2.DIVERSION a diversion,
sometimes called a “run-of-river” facility, channels a portion of a river through a canal or a
penstock to utilize the natural decline of the river bed elevation to produce energy. 3.PUMPED
STORAGE another type of hydropower, called pumped storage hydropower, or PSH, works like
a giant battery. A PSH facility is able to store the electricity generated by other power sources,
like solar, wind, and nuclear, for later use. These facilities store energy by pumping water from a
reservoir at a lower elevation to a reservoir at a higher elevation.able to generate electricity
quickly By using it in conjunction with a hydroelectric machine. And can also control the
amount of energy production as we want. More importantly, hydroelectric machines are less
wear and tear than other types, thus making them last longer as well.
The dam was opened in 1964 and is owned and operated by the Electricity Generating
Authority of Thailand (EGAT). As of 2000, large-scale hydropower generation in Thailand had
reached almost 3 gigawatts (GW), and development has since slowed as concerns were raised on
environmental impacts of large hydropower plants.Generation from small-scale hydropower is
rising at a modest rate.There are many hydroelectric power plants from these power plant
reservoirs in Thailand, such as Bhumibol Tak Dam, Sirikit Dam in Uttaradit province and
Vajiralongkorn Dam in Kanchanaburi province, etc. Hydroelectric power plants flow throughout
the year. For example, Pak Mun Dam, Ubon Ratchathani province, etc. Pumped-back
hydroelectric power plant for power plants in Thailand which use this system is Lamtakong
Chonlapa Wattana Power Plant.Pumped-storage hydroelectric power plants in Thailand are Lam
Takong Chonlapha-Wattana Dam Power Plant. by using Lam Takhong Dam (Lam Ta Khong
River), Nakhon Ratchasima Province It is a lower reservoir and an additional upper reservoir is
built on Khao Yai Thiang, a replica of Lam Takong Chonlaphawattana Dam Power Plant. This
is to increase the water utilization efficiency of existing reservoirs. and also increase efficiency
in the power generation system as well At present, Thailand can generate hydropower in the
amount of up to 3,477.31 megawatts, divided into electricity generation. by the Electricity
Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), about 3,424.18 megawatts, of which 3,387.40
megawatts are large hydropower projects and 3,387.40 megawatts of hydroelectric power.
What I'd like to review is
1. Hydropower information in Thailand because it is a big topic that we will research.
2. The origin of various hydropower because it will provide more supplementary information.
3. Comparing hydropower with other countries because you will know about other countries that
we do not know.

2. The World’s ………..Energy Situation (1,000-1,200 words) Page 1 of 21

Assignment Title:

2. The World’s ……..Energy Situation[1,000-1.200 words]

Instructions:
1. Read each part, understand them and write accordingly.
2. Put references whenever possible, and write down the references in the “Bibliography”
Section.
3. Put tables, pictures, or graphs where applicable.

Paragraph 1:
o The world’s …………..energy situation, such as in China, India, Japan, and Singapore.

Paragraph 2:
o The world’s …………..energy situation, such as in France, Italy, and Russia.

Paragraph 3:
o The world’s …………..energy situation, such as in the US, Canada, and Brazil.

Paragraph 4:
o Write your opinions about the world’s ……..energy situation in 4-5 sentences.

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3. ……… Resources in Thailand[800-1,000 words]

Instructions:
1. Put references whenever possible, and write down the references in the “Bibliography”
Section.

● Write at least 4-5 paragraphs

I. Include locations, pictures, and maps wherever possible.
II. Include tables, graphs, and other possible graphical information wherever
possible.

3. ……….. Energy Sources in Thailand(800-1,000 words) Page 1 of 21

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4. Current Status of ………..Energy in Thailand [500-700 words]

Instructions:
1. Put references whenever possible, and write down the references in the “Bibliography”
Section.

● Write at least 4-5 paragraphs

I. Include locations, pictures, and maps wherever possible.
II. Include tables, graphs, and other possible graphical information wherever
possible.

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5. ………….. Potential in Thailand [500 words]

Instructions:
1. Put references whenever possible, and write down the references in the “Bibliography”
Section.

● Write at least 4-5 paragraphs

I. Include locations, pictures, and maps wherever possible.
II. Include tables, graphs, and other possible graphical information wherever
possible.

5. ……….. Potential in Thailand (500 words) Page 1 of 21

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6. Thailand’s………….. Energy Policy [500-650 words]

Instructions:
1. Put references whenever possible, and write down the references in the “Bibliography”
Section.

● Write at least 3-4 paragraphs

I. Include locations, pictures, and maps wherever possible.
II. Include tables, graphs, and other possible graphical information wherever
possible.

6. Thailand’s ……….. Energy Policy (500-650 words) Page 1 of 21

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7. Conclusions [100-150 words]

Instructions:
● Write only 1 paragraph
I. State the main findings of your article.
II. If you have any recommendations based on the findings, you can wri te here.

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8. Bibliography
Instructions:
1. Write down the references in the “Bibliography” Section. On Zotero, please choose IEEE
reference citation style.

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Student Signature Page

Assignment Written By:

1. ---------------------------------------------------- 2. ----------------------------------------------------
(Signature) (Signature)
(Signature)
Full Name: _____Nuttida Kraikate_________ Full Name: ___Chayapa Kantawong_______
Student Student
ID:______39742_____________________ ID:_____39747______________________
Student Number: _____3_________________ Student Number: _____5________________

3. ---------------------------------------------------- 4. ----------------------------------------------------
(Signature) (Signature)

Full Name: __Ornpicha Full Name: ___Ponpilin Untapun__________

_Prabripootalung________
Student
Student ID:____39757_______________________
ID:______39749_____________________
Student Number:
Student Number: _____7_________________ _____15_________________

5. ----------------------------------------------------

Full Name: ___Panchanit

Khiewbanyang_________
Student
ID:________39758___________________
Student Number: ____16______

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Assignment Approved and Graded By the Advisor:

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(Signature)

Full Name: ___Showket Hasan___________

Department:___________________________
Approved Not Approved

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