Modifikasi Unit Proses dalam Peningkatan Efisiensi Penyisihan Amonium

Vembrio, Leonardus Alvin Widi; Safira, Rahajeng Hasna; Amiruddin, Ahmad; Sofiyah, Evi Siti; Suryawan, I Wayan Koko

doi:10.21776/ub.jsal.2020.007.02.1

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“…The wastewater system uses a waste stabilization pond (WSP) system with high nutrients. However, the high nutrient can cause algae bloom, which reduces water quality (Suryawan et al, 2019;Apritama et al, 2020;Fadhilah et al, 2020). The results of this study showed that there were 37 types of algae with a total suspended solids (TSS) of 611 mg/L (Pratiwi et al 2019).…”

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The Opportunity of Developing Microalgae Cultivation Techniques in Indonesia

2021

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The rate of population growth which is relatively rapidly increasing in Indonesia, will require increased fuel. The depletion of the availability of fossil fuels causes the search for the other natural resources needed to become a renewable energy source. One of the significant changes today is microalgae. The application of the algal aquaculture system has been widely applied in the world. The media used in cultivation also varies, one of which is wastewater. The composition of biodiesel energy in Indonesia is increasing and is starting to become the people's choice. Indonesia, which is rich in natural resources, especially the high biodiversity of microalgae, causes microalgae's potential use to be very high. Many studies report the explosion of algal participation in many parts of Indonesia. Research concerning the cultivation of microalgae has been widely successful in Indonesia. The use of microalgae is already available in the field with domestic water treatment applications. The conversion of microalgae into biodiesel also successfully met the requirements of SNI 04-7182-2006.

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The Opportunity of Developing Microalgae Cultivation Techniques in Indonesia

2021

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“…Water recovery can reduce tap water consumption for gardening by about 65.41% (Susana, 2012). Many wastewater treatment designs currently fail to meet quality standards for watering plants and need advanced treatment to improve quality standards (Suryawan et al, 2021;Hasnaningrum et al, 2021;Fadhilah et al, 2020).…”

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Wastewater reclamation design from sewerage system for gardening activity in Universitas Pertamina

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Suryawan³

2022

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Wastewater recycling is one of the criteria for continuous innovation at the campus level. Reclamation of water from the sewage system for gardening activities is one way to achieve this target at Universitas Pertamina. The aim of this study is to design and verify a water treatment unit from sewage to ready-to-use water for gardening activities. The units needed for the wastewater treatment system are a tank, Horizontal Roughing Filter (HRF), Rapid Sand Filtration (RSF), reservoir, and disinfection. The expected quality of effluent from processing is TDS 278 mg/L; TSS 1.3 mg/L; Turbidity 0.17 NTU; BOD5 0.63 mg/L; COD 6.12 mg/L; Total phosphate 0.95 mg/L; Nitrate 0.07 mg/L; detergent 0.7 mg/L; and total coliform MPN/100mL. The most important parameter in the sewerage water treatment process is the total coliform which must achieve an efficiency of 99%. This conventional method of water treatment is used because the availability of land is still sufficient, if it is not sufficient then further processing that is efficient, environmentally friendly, and has economic value is required.

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“…Even so, humans need eight glasses or 2 liters of drinking water per day so that the body's metabolism goes well (Jami'ah & Hadi, 2014). The total amount of water needed will continue to increase and the increasing number of people will give environmental impact (Sofiyah et al, 2021;Fadhilah et al, 2020;Afifah et al, 2020). If this happens, then what is threatened is the availability of drinking water itself, but it will also impact increasing the generation of plastic bottle waste.…”

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Determination of Recycle Water Technology for Wastewater Treatment at Universitas Pertamina Area With Analytical Hirachy Process (Ahp)

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The wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) at the Universitas Pertamina area is one of the campus's efforts to reduce the environmental impact of wastewater production. The processed WWTP can be processed into ready-to-drink water as an effort to reduce plastic waste. This plastic waste is usually produced by the consumption of mineral water products. The availability of ready-to-drink water in the campus complex is expected to increase the interest of campus residents to use tumblers and reduce the generation of plastic waste as well as university proactive efforts. The purpose of this study was to analyze the units needed to process WWTP effluent into ready-to-drink water by looking at various alternatives. This study uses the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) in determining the best alternative. The units required for each alternative are equalization tub, slow sand filter, and disinfection. Meanwhile, for processing, there are three alternatives, namely microfiltration (MF), ultrafiltration (UF), and combined microfiltration – ultra-filtration (MF-UF). The selection of these alternatives was adjusted to the criteria of cost, required membrane area, flux recovery after backwashing, and the effectiveness of total coliform removal. MF filtration technology is the largest weight, which is 0.381. Where the use of MF in the Universitas Pertamina area is cheaper and requires better area than UF and MF-UF technology.

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Modifikasi Unit Proses dalam Peningkatan Efisiensi Penyisihan Amonium

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

The Opportunity of Developing Microalgae Cultivation Techniques in Indonesia

The Opportunity of Developing Microalgae Cultivation Techniques in Indonesia

Wastewater reclamation design from sewerage system for gardening activity in Universitas Pertamina

Determination of Recycle Water Technology for Wastewater Treatment at Universitas Pertamina Area With Analytical Hirachy Process (Ahp)

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