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Effect of magnesium addition in aluminum A1100 casting process on its hardness Rigel, Muhammad; Murjito, Murjito; Mamungkas, Mohamad Irkham
Journal of Energy, Mechanical, Material, and Manufacturing Engineering Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024)
Publisher : University of Muhammadiyah Malang

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This study investigated the effect of adding magnesium to the hardness of aluminum A 1100 in the casting process using Rockwell testing. Aluminum A 1100 is known to have relatively low mechanical strength but has good corrosion properties. The addition of magnesium is done to increase the hardness of aluminum A 1100. Aluminum A 1100 samples are made with variations of adding 0%, 2%, 4%, and 6% by weight. Casting is carried out using prepared sand molds, and the resulting A 1100 aluminum specimens are tested by Rockwell testing. The findings could guide industries that use aluminum A 1100 in applications requiring higher hardness, such as automotive or manufacturing. In addition, this research may serve as a foundation for further studies on the effect of magnesium addition on the mechanical properties of aluminum A 1100 using different test methods.
Introduction to Energy and Energy Saving Culture for ABA 25 Malang Kindergarten Students Mamungkas, Mohamad Irkham; Subekti, Nur; Murjito, Murjito
Society : Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat Vol 4, No 4 (2025): Juli
Publisher : Edumedia Solution

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This community service departs from the lack of basic understanding of ABA 25 Malang kindergarten students about the concept of energy and the importance of an energy-saving culture, a crucial issue given the challenges of the energy crisis and global climate change. To overcome this problem, we implemented a solution in the form of an interactive educational program designed specifically for early childhood. The methods used include storytelling, simulation games, educational songs, and hands-on practices (e.g. turning off lights when leaving the room or closing the water tap after use) that are presented in an interesting and digestible manner. The results of this community engagement activity showed a significant increase in students' awareness and understanding of various energy sources as well as the benefits of energy saving, as evidenced by the positive responses and simple behavioral changes that began to be demonstrated in daily activities at school. The conclusion of this service confirms that a fun and practical educational approach at an early age is very effective in instilling energy conservation values and building the foundation of environmental awareness for future generations.