15 editions, 30 years of advancing tropical HVACR
Submit your abstract for Bangkok RHVAC 2027, April 1-3 at BITEC Bangna. Share research and industry insights with peers across the ASEAN supply chain.
Where research meets industry
The Bangkok RHVAC 2027 conference bridges academic research and industry practice. We focus on climate solutions that actually work in tropical conditions, bringing together engineers, researchers, and practitioners in Bangkok.
Mark the 2027 calendar
Plan your submission around the key dates for the Bangkok RHVAC 2027 academic program. Here is the timeline for 2027.
Sep
Submission deadline
Get your abstract in by the end of September to be considered for the program.
Apr
Notification dates
Authors are notified of acceptance in early April, right before the event.
1-3
Conference dates
Join us live at BITEC Bangna, Bangkok, from April 1 to 3, 2027.
AC is the easy part. The tropics are the real problem.
We focus the 2027 program on what actually fails in hot, humid climates: efficiency, moisture control, and resilience. The A-J topic groups cover all of it.
A-Groups
The A-J groups span from fundamentals to applied systems. Start with A on thermodynamics and work through to J on standards and policy.
Tropical HVAC
Designing for 35°C and 90% humidity changes everything. These sessions tackle latent load, condensation, and energy use in the tropics.
Climate Resilience
Systems that survive heat waves and humid seasons. We look at durability, redundancy, and maintenance in difficult conditions.
Efficiency First
Energy efficiency is not a bonus here, it is survival. Expect real data on COP, EER, and part-load performance in tropical operation.
Refrigerants
Low-GWP options that actually work in hot climates. We weigh performance against environmental impact, honestly.
Smart Control
Smart systems that adapt to humidity and occupancy. Practical automation for buildings that sweat as much as we do.
Where does your research fit?
From bench research to applied field work, the academic program gives you concrete ways to share findings, learn from industry, and shape the tropical HVACR conversation.
Technical papers
Present original findings on refrigeration and HVAC systems built for tropical conditions.
Industry case studies
Show real project outcomes, field performance data, or energy savings from installed systems.
Student research track
A dedicated platform for graduate work and emerging ideas in climate-focused engineering.
Commercialized Case Studies
Check how your abstract gets reviewed
A straightforward template for every accepted paper
We provide a clear paper template and formatting guidelines for all accepted abstracts. Full papers follow a double-blind review and must be written in English for consistency across the program.
Three minutes to ask us anything
Questions about an abstract or a paper? Send us a note and we'll route it to the right program lead.