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PRAKTEK PEMBUATAN JEMBATAN KAYU BULAT SEDERHANA DI BEBERAPA KONSESI HUTAN DI KALIMANTAN Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 8, No 2 (1990): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (3692.568 KB) | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1990.8.2.70 — 76

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An investigation on simple log bridge construction practices was carried out in five forest concession areas scattering in West, Central and South Kalimantan from 1987 to 1989. The purpose is to find current practices, the amount of log/ wood used and problems faced in constructing simple log bridges.It is obvious in the field that government guidance in planning, construction and maintenance of log bridges is still far from satisfaction. It is common to see that (I) the variation in bridge construction is large; (2) bridges are built to the strength far higher than required; (3) too many logs are used in bridge construction; (4) problems Of soil erosion around and under bridges are quite serious; (5) bridges are loaded with unnecessary heavy dirt and/ or gravel which may reduce the effective supporting capacity of stringers; and (6) quite often the bridge was washed out due to low construction.Effective guidance from the government in forest bridge planning, construction and maintenance is strongly needed in order to reduce excessive use of natural resources (logs), to maintain proper bridge function for longer period, and to minimize environmental disturbances. For this purpose, the invo!vement of civil engineers in handling various forest engineering problems and pacing of research activities are urgently needed.
IDENTIFIKASI PERMASALAl{AN YANG DIHADAPI DEWASA INI DALAM PEMANENAN RUTAN DI LUAR JAWA Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 8, No 3 (1990): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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 An  observation on variousproblems faced by lolflnf   companies In practicing timber harunti"6 in their areas was conducted in seven conceaionaires scattered from Sumatra to Irian Jaya in 1989.It  ia  found that loaf"I   companies are (acing many problems in almost all aspects of timber ha"1estingoperations such as In general iuue, planning. roading, utraction, training, and reaearchand development. The m~n source of the problem ia the condition where loggingcompanies do not adapt their technologies to the current technological develop- ment and ifeld eor ?ffinna. For er,,;,._ lnfllt time all loggingcompanies have sticked to the traditional tractor'loggi111 system without considering its suitability to specific local conditions. Alao almost all regulationsabout timber harvestingare.still the same as thpse in early 1910'•  and there ia no competent'institution  available.,or analyzing various aspects of timber harvating. All of thae  ~ause the use ofatatic technology in the middle of many draaticchanges, technology development and working conditionAs the result, it ia noticed in the field that the efficiency of loggingoperations ia low. the rate of loaillf  waste ia high,and the environmental diaturbance ia alarming. All of thaee problems need aerious attention both from the govemment and private secto1'8.
STUDI KASUS PRODUKTIVITAS DAN BIAYA PENGELUARAN KAYU DENGAN SISTEM KABEL LAYANG KOLLER 300 Dulsalam Dulsalam; Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 15, No 8 (1998): Buletin Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (6584.008 KB) | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1998.15.8.449-462

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Studi produktivitas  dan biaya pengeluaran  kayu dengan sistem kabel  layang Koller  30C telah dilakukan di satu perusahaan  di Kalimantan Timur pada tahun 1994. Tujuannya adalah untuk mengetahui  informasi tentang produktivitas  dan biaya pengeluaran  kayu dengan sistem kabel layang Koller 300. Data spesifikasi Koller 300, dimensi kayu yang dikeluarkan,  konsumsi bahan bakar,  waktu kerja, dan  upah tenaga kerja dikumpulkan.  Hasil dari studi  ini adalah sebagai berikut    :1.Untuk persiapan,  operasi dan bongkar alat sistem kabel layang Koller 300 berturut-turut                    memerlukan waktu rata-rata 3,5 ;  3,89 dan 1,39 jam/jalur kabel.2.Diameter  kayu yang  dikeluarkan  berkisar antara 15 -  52 cm dengan rata-rata 29 cm dan                     panjang kayu berkisar antara 4,3  - 30,7 m dengan rata-rata 8,5 m.3.  Volume kayu yang  dikeluarkan  dari setiap jalur kabel  berkisar  antara  4,230 - 25,803                     M3/jalur  kabel  dengan  rata-rata  11,505 m3/jalur kabel  sedang  volume  kayu yang  dikeluarkan setiap rit berkisar  antara 0,101 - 1,521 m3/rit dengan rata-rata 0, 466 m3/rit.4. Produktivitas alat per jalur kabel berkisar antara 1,04 - 2,98 m3/jam dengan rata-rata 2,19 m3/jam sedang produktivitas  ekstraksi kayu berkisar antara  0,85  - 2, 19 m3/jam dengan rata-rata 1,70 m3/jam.5. Waktu kerja  tidak prduktif  berkisar  antara 0,24  -  3,81 jam/jalur   kabel  dengan  rata-rata 1,10 jam/jalur  kabel  (18%   terhadap  seluruh  waktu  kerja  alat).6. Biaya ekstraksi  kayu dengan Koller 300  berkisar antara Rp 22.387 - Rp 59.036/m3 dengan rata-rata Rp 33.322/m3.
PRAKTEK PEMBUATAN PRASARANA ANGKUTAN DI AREAL HUTAN RAWA SUMATRA SELATAN (The practice of in'(rastructure. construction in swamp forest areas of -South Sumatra) Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 8, No 2 (1990): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1990.8.2.42 -48

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A atucly of the practice of in(rastiucture (railroads)construction in wamp forest areasof South Sumatra was carried out  in 1989. The intention is to find  various aspects of  field operations in that specific area and their poaible  con- aequencea.It  ill found that aupports of rails in swamp forest areas are consisted of either 4 or 5 layers of logs. In constructing those railroads, logs used vary from 140 to 177 cu.m/km  with an averageof 166 cu.m/km.   Including the value of this material into calculationgives the total construction cost of railroadto the amount of around Rp 16.5 million per km.Soil diatyrbance iB found to be minimal due to narrow railroadclearingand /'lat topography. Problema identified in the field are the uceaive   use of logs for railroad construction and large amount of othe- logs scattered and abandon- ed around railroadsand manual skidding (kuda-kuda) roads.  It  seems that there is a strong need for the government and conceaionaires to seriously pay  attention and create better instructions and actions in managingthose valuable swamp (orats  on a sustainable basis.
INTENSITAS PEMBUKAAN WILAYAH HUTAN DAN EKSTRAKSI KAYU DALAM PENGUSAHAAN HUTAN ALAM DI LUARJAWA Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 9, No 6 (1991): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1991.9.6.251-256

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An investigation of forest infrastructure  and wood extraclion  intensilies was conducted in 10 logging componies in dry land forests and olver  10 logging companies in  swamp  forests outside Java from  1989  to 1991.For dry land forests, it is found that average  values of road density   (combined main and ranck roads) is 13 mlha, commercial  wood valume available for  harvesting is 56 cu.mlha,  and the realizalion of wood  extraclion  is 41 cu.mlha.  An  amount of commercial volume left unutilized in the forest (wood Waste) ir 15 cu.mlha.  While in swamp forats, lhose figures  are consecutively  11 mlha, 43 cu.mlha,  32.cu.mlha  and 11 cu.mllta. Staitstctllly, all the above valuts  of dry and swamp forests are   not significanly different.The above facts imply shat, nationwide, the high level of commercial  wood waste does occur. Our  estimale shows thet the figure could reach at least  3.7 million cu.m per year.efforts need to be done by all parties concmed to reduce shat waste to the  minimum level.
PENGUSAHAAN NIPAH DAN PERMASALAHANNYA Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 10, No 6 (1992): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1992.10.6.227-234

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A general   investigation  of thatch  palm  utilization  in South  Sumatra,  Lampung   and  West  Kalimantan  had  been  conducted  in  1991. The resuti  and  the  very  limited  publications available  show  that  the accurate  area,   distriburion  and potential  of thatch  palm  forests in Indonesia  are  not known yet.                 The traditional use  of  thatch  palm   leaves  for  making roof  has  been  know  for   a long  time  but  it is still  without any  improvement. while the utilization of the palm for  various commercial   products   is new  and,  therefore,   many  of its aspects  have  not  been  known  yet. It  is now realized   that  all of the palm  portions   such. as   leaf,  stem,  fruit   and juice   can  be used for   certain  products  with relatively high economical   values.lt  is noticed   that  in business   of thatch  palm   utilization   industry  in Indonesia,   several   constraisus   are  commonly  faced  such  as  the lack of data  of the palm   area, distribution and potential,   the  unclear  institution   responsible  for  the  commodity,    the  long procedure   of gelling  the permit for  managing  lhatch palm,   the difficult condition  of thatch palm field  and  lack of infrastructure, the lack of skilled labor,  technology,    environmental  information,  the  lack  of socio-   economical    analysis,  the  difficulty    in  getting  fund,  and the lack of real support from the government.Further   research  on   various  aspects   of  thatch  palm  utilization and development   are  necessary    in  order   to provide  scientific information  to  be  used  by interested   parties  so  that  the  rote  of the  commodity   in improving   the general  life  of  local  community  and increasing  government  earning   can  be realized.
KAJIAN TEKNIS PRAKTEK UJI COBA SISTEM TEBANG JALUR DAN TANAM INDONESIA Djaban Tinambunan; Sri Sutopo
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 13, No 6 (1995): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1995.13.6.222-230

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The investigation of three concessionaires in Kalimantan practicing the trial of Indonesian Strip Cutting and Planting System was conducted in 1994. All the companies are in the early stage of the trial and, therefore, the focus of investigation is limited to trial preparation and timber harvesting with the aim of describing the real practices and various problems faced in the field.It is found that the productivity of each activity in preparation and timber harvesting in the Indonesian Strip Curing and Planting System (A) is lower than those in the Indonesian Selective Cutting and Planting System (B). The comparison of several productivities are as follows : (I) Felling: 47 cu. m/day forA and 85 cu. m/day for B: (2) Skidding : 37 cu.m/day for A and 85 cu.m/day for B; (3) Loading-unloading : 55 cu.m/day for A and 150 cu.m/day for B; (4) Hauling :. 50 cu.m/trip forA and 64 cu.m/trip for B. The above figures and observation in the field lead to the notion of several problems faced such as : (1) in matching the required strip direction and real field condition ; (3) improper skill of workers; (4) unsuitable wage system; (5) inability to utilize the small diameter logs; (6) too large cable used for skidding; (7) too large log clamp available on loader tractor: (8) difficulty in handling small diameter logs onto logging truck; and (9) high percentage of land area disturbed due to large equipment and strip width limitation.The trial is still in the early stage and the information is very limited and therefore, further investigations is strongly recommended to cover more locations and aspects so that the final results can be used by the authority to make sound conclusions in selecting the final arrangement of the Indonesian Strip Cutting and Planting System.
PRAKTEK PEMBUATAN JALAN HUTAN DAN PERMASALAHANNYA DI DAERAH PROPINSI JAMBI Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 9, No 4 (1991): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1991.9.4.150-157

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An obseroation on road  construction practice and its problems in two logging company areas in Jambi Province was conducted in  1990. The spcific playeical condition of  the area observed is quite light  and,  therefore, the coat of road construction is low at Rp 5.84 million/km main road grading.Road  densities  are  5. 3 m/ha in the first   and 11.2 m/ha in the second company area. For these roads. land area used amounts to  111.2'4 ha from the total of  19,940 ha logged-over. area or  0.56% in the first and  401.70 ha from the area of  35,021 ha logged-over  area or  1.15%  in  the second company. The ratio of road length to log volume extracted are 0.21 m/cu.m in the  first  and 6.69 m/cu.m  in the second  company.The rate of natural vegetation growth along  forest roads is quite high which is very helpful in retarding soil  erosion potential of the roads.
KESESUAIAN ALAT DAN MESIN UNTUK PENGUSAHAAN HUTAN TANAMAN INDUSTRI Sri Sutopo; Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 13, No 1 (1995): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1995.13.1.27-36

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Several short  investigations   have  been conducted   lo find the suitability  of equipment and machine   used in foreste  estate  operations.   Original  condition  of  land,  soil cultivation practices, and the productivity  of various  equipment   were also collected.The areas  used  for linber   estate  are  usually   alang-alang  grassland  with  the alang-alang densitv  of around  two million  stems/ha,   the average slope of  8%,   consited  of red yellow to red brown podsolik soils. the soil is plowed  twice hy  using  disc plow of 70 cm diameter  with the plowing  depth  of  20-30 cm.   and then harrowed  by using  disc  harrow of 46 cm diameter  with the harrowing  depth  of  15-20  cm.The  efective  power  used for plowing  is around  25 HP and  for  harrowing  is  around 19 HP. Therefore  the engine power  required  (with  50%  efficiency)  is around 50 HP.   For harrowing with  this level of power,   the  harrow  can  be  extended  up  10   4.8  m  wide  to  increase power efficiency,Felling productivities  by using  chainsaw and feller-buncher    are  7.096  and  7. 708 m3/hour, respectivelv,   The  difference  between  these  two  figures   is  not   significant.    While the skidding productivities   by  using  tractor   (140 HP)  and feller-buncher   are  4.929  and  5.140  m3/hour, respectively,   The  difference between this two figures  is highly  significant.Tge  relationship  between  the  power   of  tractor   and  productivity   is  linear  with  higher productivity   when the power  is larger.   Other  result shows that the tractor  used   are mostly too large and,  therefore,  need the  modification  of plow  and harrow combinations.
PERKEMBANGAN KEADAAN JALAN HUTAN MENURUT WAKTU DAN HUBUNGANNYA DENGAN POTENSI EROSI TANAH Djaban Tinambunan
Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan Vol 7, No 3 (1990): Jurnal Penelitian Hasil Hutan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.20886/jphh.1990.7.3.79-90

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An  investigation of  the  development  of  forest  road  condition in relation to soil  erosion  potential  was carried  out at  four logging  companies in  South Kalimantan in 1989  to  find  the potential of forest roads in erosion processes  after constructed and  continually    used, or abandoned  for various years. The condition of road elements especially those  related to factors stated  in the  Universal Soil Loss Equation were recorded  and, based on this information, the category of specific roads in erosion potentials was decided  subjectively  to either  one of very small,  small, medium, rather large, and  large. From  the results,  the following conclusions may  be withdrawn:In general, erosion potentials of  forest roads is decreased  with  time  due  to the growth  of various vegetation  and the process  of  natural soil stabilization.For  continually used main  roads, erosion potentials after about 2  years  are still  rather  large to large; after 3-6 years  are medium; and  beyond 6 yers are very small to small.  If main roads are totally abandoned, erosion potentials after left around one year are rather  large; after  2-3 years are small to medium; and  beyond  3 years are very small.For branch roads, erosion potentials for those abandoned up to one year are rather large to  large; abandoned 2 - 3 years  are medium to rather large; beyond 3 years are very small  to small. For skidding roads that  constructed by clearing  vegetation only or  vegetation, litter and  top  soils  all  together,  when  abandoned one  year or more, they  were densely couered by vegetation and for litter and,  therefore,   their erosion potentials   are very small  to small. Erosion  potential tendency for skidding  roads constructed by soil  cutting  and filling  is almost  the same as that  in branch roads.Logging company practices outside Java showed that they are  lacking  in  the  knowledge   of  soil  erosion,  soil stability, drainage  structures,   and  using  vegetation   for  covering  soil surfaces, all  of  which  are important  in minimizing environmental disturbances   due  to road construction activities.