Potential of Renewable Energy Resources from Biomass Derived by Natural Resources In Balikpapan

Febrianti, Nia; Filiana, Firilia; Hasanah, Primadina

doi:10.14710/presipitasi.v17i3.316-323

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“…This is supported research by Prasetio [29] where the density of bio oil from slow pyrolysis of rice husks have a density in the range of 0.94-1.21 g/mL. Febriyanti et al [26] in their study used oil palm empty fruit bunch waste using a pyrolysis process with a density of 0.9938-1.0083 g/cm 3 . According to Indonesian national standard SNI 7182:2015, the quality requirements for biodiesel that can be traded are 850 -890 kg/m 3 [27].…”

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Catalytic Pyrolysis of Biomass Waste Mixture over Activated Carbon and Zeolite Catalyst for the Production Bio Oil

Prasetiawan,

Fardhyanti,

Hadiyanto

et al. 2024

KEM

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Biomass waste is one of the promising resource for the production of bio oil. In this study, a mixture of biomass waste will be pyrolyzed in the presence of activated carbon and zeolite as the catalyst. The catalyst concentrations were varied at 2%, 4%, 6%, respectively. While, the pyrolysis process was carried out at 500°C, for 60 minutes, with a nitrogen flow of 3 L/min. The highest bio oil yield was obtained the pyrolysis process by using zeolite with 35% at 4% w/w of the catalyst concentration. The lowest acid number obtained was 42.92 on 4% zeolite catalyst with rice husk biomass as the raw material, the best viscosity was obtained on 4% activated carbon multi feedstock with a viscosity value of 4.96 cP. The best density was obtained in multi feedstock with 4% zeolite catalyst and rice husk with 4% zeolite of 0.996 g/mL.

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“…In addition to biomass, water, and solar heat, renewable energy sources provide benefits over fossil fuels [3]. Biomass energy is one kind of renewable energy source that could be used.…”

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Catalytic Pyrolysis of Biomass Waste Mixture over Activated Carbon and Zeolite Catalyst for the Production Bio Oil

Prasetiawan,

Fardhyanti,

Hadiyanto

et al. 2024

KEM

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“…The pyrolysis equipment is then assembled and confirmed to be in good condition (Ayuningtyas, E and Aridito, M.N. 2019;Faui., 2020;Febrianti et al, 2020). The temperature of the instrument is set at 400 o C. After the pyrolysis temperature is reached, the pyrolysis process is carried out for 150 minutes.…”

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Utilization of Industrial Flour Waste as Biobriquette Adhesive: Application on Pyrolysis Biobriquette Sawdust Red Teak Wood

Wahyuni

Aladin

Kalla

et al. 2022

IJHES

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Biobriquette is one of the alternative fuels derived from biomass. The biomass used in this research is red teakwood charcoal. This research purposes to utilize red teakwood charcoal as alternative fuels and then to knows best characters compressive strength, ignition power and caloric value according to Indonesian quality standards (SNI 01-6235-2000). Characteristics of biobriquettes are known by test ash content, moisture content, volatile matter, fix carbon, compressive strength, ignition power and caloric value. The materials used are red teakwood plus industrial flour waste. The process of making biobriquette begins with drying the material, pyrolysis during 150 minutes at a temperature of 400 oC, sieved with 40 mesh. The briquetting was using a cube-shaped mold with manual pressure which was then dried in an oven to a constant weight and tested its characteristics by the ASTM (American standard Testing and material) method. The results showed that the added adhesive was very take effect in producing the best briquettes. The characteristics of briquettes with the best optimum adhesive composition produce is adhesive 5% charcoal 95% produce ash content 5.49% , moisture content 4.26 %, volatile matter 26.89 %, fix carbon 63.12%, compressive strength 3.64 kgf/cm2, caloric value 7038 kcal/kg, and ignition power 0.03 gram/minute categorized as passing the specifications for the quality requirements briquettes of SNI 01-6235-2000.

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Facilities Development of Facilities and Infrastructure in the Form of Lighting, Services, and Improvements at Seraya Beach, Balikpapan Selatan District, Rt. 28

Andria Kusuma,

Rahmatullah,

Putra

et al. 2023

JLM

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The Student Engagement in Village Development Program (PMMD) stands as a significant initiative undertaken at the Kalimantan Institute of Technology, with a keen focus on the development of Pantai Seraya. Situated on Sepinggan Raya I Street, RT 28, Sepinggan Subdistrict, South Balikpapan District, Balikpapan City, East Kalimantan, Pantai Seraya embodies a captivating potential for natural tourism that appeals to the residents of Balikpapan. However, this promising potential is hindered by the lack of necessary facilities and infrastructure to deliver a satisfying tourist experience. The lack of visitor interest stems from this very condition. In this context, we strongly propose an urgent solution involving the construction of essential facilities, including seating arrangements, illumination, and waste disposal units at Pantai Seraya. The primary objective is to elevate the comfort of visitors. Nevertheless, sustainability also takes center stage in this development. With an expected increase in visits over time, preserving the cleanliness of the beach and its surroundings becomes paramount. This action will not only ensure a positive tourism experience but will also safeguard the coastal ecosystem for the long term. Consequently, Pantai Seraya is envisioned to emerge as a premier destination in Balikpapan, offering both economic and ecological benefits, creating livelihood opportunities for the local community, and fostering awareness regarding the necessity of maintaining beach cleanliness among tourists and local residents.

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Potential of Renewable Energy Resources from Biomass Derived by Natural Resources In Balikpapan

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Catalytic Pyrolysis of Biomass Waste Mixture over Activated Carbon and Zeolite Catalyst for the Production Bio Oil

Catalytic Pyrolysis of Biomass Waste Mixture over Activated Carbon and Zeolite Catalyst for the Production Bio Oil

Utilization of Industrial Flour Waste as Biobriquette Adhesive: Application on Pyrolysis Biobriquette Sawdust Red Teak Wood

Facilities Development of Facilities and Infrastructure in the Form of Lighting, Services, and Improvements at Seraya Beach, Balikpapan Selatan District, Rt. 28

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