2019
DOI: 10.31227/osf.io/a4nrj
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Efektivitas Proses Pengambilan Serat Daun Nanas (Ananas Comosus Merr) dengan Metode Pengeratan

Abstract: Blitar merupakan penghasil nanas terbesar di Jawa Timur Pada musim panen dapat kita lihat limbah daun nanas yang menggunung.di lokasi pertanian nanas. yang menyebabkan polusi udara.. Setiap satu batang pohon nanas menghasilkan limbah antara 2-3 kg, jika jarak tanam nanas adalah 1 m maka setiap 100 m tanah yang ditanami nanas dapat menghasilkan limbah 200 sampai 300 kg limbah dan untuk 1 hektar lahan akan mencapai 3 ton limbah. Jika ini dibiarkan maka dapat mengganggu lingkungan. Dari kenyataan ini peneliti ing… Show more

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“…Pineapple plantations produce pineapple leaf waste as much as 9 tons/hectare each year (Ministry of Industry, 2004). Every single tree of pineapple produces waste between 2-3 kg, if the spacing of pineapples is 1 m, then every 100 m of land planted with pineapples can produce 200-300 kg of waste, and 1 hectare of land will reach 3 tons of waste (Irianti and Supadmi, 2019). Current practices of processing the wastes are mainly in situ burning of pineapple waste, decomposition of pineapple residues, and removal before planting.…”
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“…Pineapple plantations produce pineapple leaf waste as much as 9 tons/hectare each year (Ministry of Industry, 2004). Every single tree of pineapple produces waste between 2-3 kg, if the spacing of pineapples is 1 m, then every 100 m of land planted with pineapples can produce 200-300 kg of waste, and 1 hectare of land will reach 3 tons of waste (Irianti and Supadmi, 2019). Current practices of processing the wastes are mainly in situ burning of pineapple waste, decomposition of pineapple residues, and removal before planting.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%