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Shat Pratoomratana

Shat Pratoomratana

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Biography

Shat joined PNNL in 2019 as a Post Masters Connected Lighting Research Associate. Before joining PNNL he spent a year as an intern studying and implementing solutions to improve the reliability of semiconductor devices and technology in a high-volume manufacturing environment. His thesis work focused on allowing wind turbines to interact with the power grid to improve stability of the system. A paper based on this work has been published in the ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Conference proceedings. He is currently supporting the Department of Energy's Solid-State Lighting program working on the Connected Lighting team.

Research Interests

  • Connected Lighting
  • Renewable energy and grid stability

Education and Credentials

  • M.S., Measurement and Control Engineering, Idaho State University
  • B.S., Electrical Engineering, Idaho State University

PNNL Publications

2023

  • Waghale A.S., M.E. Poplawski, S.C. Pratoomratana, and J.R. Tuenge. 2023. The Energy and Operational Impacts of Using 0-10V Control for LED Streetlights. PNNL-32949. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The Energy and Operational Impacts of Using 0-10V Control for LED Streetlights
  • Waghale A.S., S.C. Pratoomratana, T. Woodstock, K. Devaprasad, and M.E. Poplawski. 2023. "Verification of a Modeling Toolkit for the Design of Building Electrical Distribution Systems." Buildings 13, no. 10:Art. No. 2520. PNNL-SA-189906. doi:10.3390/buildings13102520
  • Yoder T.A., A.M. Piazza, S.C. Pratoomratana, and L.J. Sandahl. 2023. Very High Efficiency Dedicated Outdoor Air System Field Site Re-Evaluation. PNNL-34419. Richland, WA: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Very High Efficiency Dedicated Outdoor Air System Field Site Re-Evaluation

2022

  • Abboushi B.K., S.F. Safranek, E. Rodriguez-Feo Bermudez, S.C. Pratoomratana, Y. Chen, M.E. Poplawski, and R.G. Davis. 2022. "A Review of the Use of Wearables in Indoor Environmental Quality Studies and an Evaluation of Data Accessibility from a Wearable Device." Frontiers in Built Environment 8. PNNL-SA-167029. doi:10.3389/fbuil.2022.787289

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