Studi Timbulan Dan Komposisi Sampah Di Kampus Universitas Lampung

Yuliandari, Puspita; Suroso, Erdi; Anungputri, Pramita Sari

doi:10.23960/jtur.v1i1.15

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“…Vegetables, fruit, and nappies have high water content. Besides water content within the waste itself, vegetables, fruit, and nappies have a good ability to absorb the water from their surrounding (Yuliandari et al, 2019).…”

Section: Characteristic Of Tmsw In Bandar Lampungmentioning

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Characterization of Traditional Market Solid Waste (TMSW) and Its Recycling Potential (Case Study : Traditional Markets in Bandar Lampung)

Haviz

Iryani

Yuliandari

et al. 2022

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Solid waste has always been a problem for developing countries. In Bandar Lampung, the traditional market is the second largest contributor of solid waste, after households. Data for Traditional Market Solid Waste (TMSW) composition and generation rate in Bandar Lampung is rarely found, even though, data is needed to write the policy for TMSW management and its recycling potential. This research aims to provide data on TMSW composition, generation rate and chararacteristic in Bandar Lampung, also its recycling potential. The sample from 10 of 31 traditional markets in Bandar Lampung is collected for 8 consecutive days in morning and afternoon. Then, the sample was processed to obtain its composition, generation and density. 48.06% of TMSW compositions is donated by vegetable. Meanwhile, metal is rarely found in traditional markets, with only 0.37%. The average density of TMSW is 180.11 kg/m3, while Kangkung Market has the highest density with 237.84 kg/m3 and Cimeng Market has the lowest TMSW density with 123.07 kg/m3. The generation rate of TMSW is 53,602.35 kg/day. Biodegradable wastes from traditional markets in Bandar Lampung, with 53% water contents, can be potentially recycled by composting and/or anaerobic digester because of its economic value and characteristic. Keywords: Recycling, Solid Waste Management, Traditional Market Solid Waste, Waste Characterization

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Section: Characteristic Of Tmsw In Bandar Lampungmentioning

confidence: 99%

Characterization of Traditional Market Solid Waste (TMSW) and Its Recycling Potential (Case Study : Traditional Markets in Bandar Lampung)

Haviz

Iryani

Yuliandari

et al. 2022

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“…Sedangkan di Universitas Lampung timbulan sampah institusi yang dihasilkan sebesar 770 kg/hari. Kampus ini memiliki luas area sebesar 63,5 Ha yang terdiri dari 8 fakultas dengan 145 program studi (Yuliandari et al, 2019). Berdasarkan perbandingan timbulan sampah di beberapa kampus tersebut menunjukkan bahwa semakin luas area suatu kawasan kampus dan semakin banyak jumlah program studi suatu universitas maka timbulan sampah yang dihasilkan akan semakin tinggi.…”

Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasan Timbulan Sampah DI Upnvyunclassified

Studi Timbulan, Komposisi dan Karakteristik Sampah Institusi di UPN Veteran Yogyakarta

Widiarti

Anastasia²,

Cahayani³

et al. 2022

JMEL

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UPN “Veteran” Yogyakarta does not apply a sustainable solid waste management system. Waste is only carried out by storing, collecting, and transporting to TPA Piyungan. The purpose of this study was to determine the generation, composition and characteristics of waste and to provide recommendations for sustainable waste management strategies on the UPNVY campus. The method of measuring waste generation and composition refers to SNI 19-3964-1994. Waste characteristics were analyzed by proximate test and ultimate test. The results of the survey and measurements showed that the waste generation at UPNVY was 135.45 kg/day covering Campus I Condong catur at 96.66 kg/day and Campus II Babarsari at 37.79 kg/day. The composition of waste consists of organic waste (24.840%), paper (23.499%), soft plastic (7.450%), hard plastic (5.673%), plastic bag (9.129%), metal (1.294%), glass (1.392%), hazardous waste (0.512%), other waste (9.289%), and residue (16.922%). The proximate test showed that the highest moisture content was in food waste, the highest volatile content and calorific value were found in hard plastic. Meanwhile, the lowest ash content in soft plastic and the lowest fixed Carbon content was owned by plastic bag. For the ultimate test, plastic waste has the highest C and H content. The recommended sustainable waste management strategies are waste reduction and sortation; provision of sorted trash cans, processing of organic waste into compost; and construction of 3R TPS.

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“…The different activities such as administrative, campus activities, etc. President typical composition of President University's solid waste is shown in Table 3 [6].…”

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The Analysis of Waste Generation and Waste Composition in President University, Cikarang, Indonesia

Indriyani

Sidjabat

2020

j.environ.eng.waste.manag.

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Abstract. Waste is an environmental problem that is the concern of everyone, increasing the volume of waste every year produced from the source. President University is one of the source that is still use the old paradigm in waste management makes President University continues to be one source that can increase the volume of waste that will be disposed of to landfill. This is reinforced by the increasing number of students each year. Therefore, as a role model from education level, proper waste management is needed. Objectives: Based on that, the objective of this research is to describe the existing condition of waste management at President University and to measure the waste generation and waste composition as baseline data for amount of dustbin and temporary waste collection area needed. Method and results: The Method implemented in this research using SNI 19-3964-1994 standard. The result showed that the total of waste generation at President University reached 238 gr/day/person with a total of 14% compostable waste, 31% recyclable waste, and 55% residue. Conclusion: It was suggested to plan and operate dustbin that following its types with the color-coded for different types of waste generation in President University. Also, recommend some alternative treatment ideas such as composting or anaerobic digester for treatment the waste.

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Studi Timbulan Dan Komposisi Sampah Di Kampus Universitas Lampung

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Characterization of Traditional Market Solid Waste (TMSW) and Its Recycling Potential (Case Study : Traditional Markets in Bandar Lampung)

Characterization of Traditional Market Solid Waste (TMSW) and Its Recycling Potential (Case Study : Traditional Markets in Bandar Lampung)

Studi Timbulan, Komposisi dan Karakteristik Sampah Institusi di UPN Veteran Yogyakarta

The Analysis of Waste Generation and Waste Composition in President University, Cikarang, Indonesia

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