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Journal : International Conference on Industrial Revolution for Polytechnic Education

THE TENSILE STRENGTH OF COCO FIBER AND SUGAR PALM FIBER COMPOSITE ANALYSIS Hesti Istiqlaliyah,Kuni Nadliroh,Viki Kurniawan
International Conference on Industrial Revolution for Polytechnic Education Vol. 2 No. 2 (2020): International Conference on Industrial Revolution for Polytechnic Education
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The development of technical materials, especially polymer composites including high-tech materials, manufacturing processes and engineering applications has shown a significant improvement. The problem that arises along with the development of the technology of polymer composite materials is how to utilize materials whose sources are of sufficient availability and are able to be regenerated to anticipate material crises. Especially the type of polymer plastic, where the availability of material sources is influenced by petroleum sources that cannot be renewed. Based on these considerations, a study of composites with fillers from natural fibers was carried out. Natural fibers used are coconut fiber and palm sugar fibers that are widely available in Indonesia. In this study using an experimental method, by varying the composite raw materials of coconut fiber (0%, 5%. 10%, 15%, 20%) and palm sugar fibers (40%, 35%, 30%, 25%, 20 %), and polyester resin at 6%. The testing standard used is JIS K 7113, which is testing tensile strength in the composite. From the results of the research conducted, it can be concluded that the addition of coconut fiber and palm fiber can affect the composite tensile strength. The value of the largest tensile strength reached an average of 17.67 MPa with a fraction of the volume of coconut coir fiber 20% and palm sugar fibers 20% and the modulus of elasticity 257,1183 Gpa. this shows that the higher the composition of the mixture of coconut fiber to the palm fiber fiber composite, the greater the strength of the tensile strength, due to the nature of the palm fiber fibers that are strong, flexible and not hollow because the cellulose content in the palm tree fibers is lower than the lignin content.
Using Cassava And Sweet Potato To Produce Biethanol As An Alternative Energy Sources Yasinta Sindy Pramesti,Hesti Istiqlaliyah,Yayan Srinatriyo
International Conference on Industrial Revolution for Polytechnic Education Vol. 3 No. 3 (2021): International Conference on Industrial Revolution for Polytechnic Education
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The current fuel demand in Indonesia has increased. In contrary, fossil oil supply has decreased. It will be concerned if fossil oil run out. So, it is urged to replace it with bioethanol. Compared to fossil fuels, bioethanol has the advantages of being renewable, providing cleaner burning and producing no green-house gases. Biotehanol is a fuel derived from renewable sources of feedstock. There are a lot of natural resources that need to be investigated for ethanol production such as sweet potato and cassava. This study was used experimental method. Ethanol yielded from cassava was higher than sweet potato. Highest effective fermentation time was at 72 hours at any condition. Adding inokulum Zymomonas mobilis was increased the ethanol yielded on cassava and sweet potato. Inoculum concentration at 14% was the most effective and highest ethanol yielded. This treatment was produced ethanol yielded about 59% for cassava and 47% for sweet potato.
Co-Authors Achmad Arizal Alwi Aci Raya Dwi Pamungkas Adi Aryo Wibowo Adiek Kurnia Afandi, Zainal Agus Fatony Tohari Agus Muji Santoso Agus Pramono Agus Sahal Mustofa, Muhammad Ahmad Bahrul Ulum Aidina Ristyawan Akhmad Amirudin Aldi Ansyah Putra Mulyo Aldi Pratama Alfian WIldiy, Yusuf Ali Akbar Ali Wahyudi, Ali Alif Putra Fadhilah AM Mufarrih Am. Mufarrih Amin Tohari Anggoro Dwi Koencoro Arif Sugianto Arif Sugianto Aris Wibowo Arlana, Tegar Putra Arsy Bayu Ardiansyah Bagus Sutra Rinjani Bella Putri Damayanti Danty Halimatusiam Dewi Rahajoe Dwi Purwanto Eka Wahyudi Elbian Adel Giza Putra Wicaksana Fairus Puji Rizawan Fatkur Rhohman, Fatkur Fauzi, Ah Sulhan Fedra Putra Andiansa Hana Refri Gunawan Haris Mahmudi Hesti Mei Wulandari Ilham, M. Muslimin Ipik Setiawan Irwan Setyowidodo, Irwan Jiwan David Johan Andi, Johan Kuni Nadliroh Latief, Muhamad Linda Elyanawati Rahayu M. Ikhsan M. lutfi Nur Tohari M. Muslimin Ilham Maonika Silviani Prasetyo Moch. Nurul Hadi Mochamad Arya Rosydianto Pambudi Mochammad Akmal Fathulloh Moh. Fuad Budairi Moh. Irvan Budi Setiono Mohammad Ilham Mohammad Muslimin Ilham Mohammad Zaenal Fanani Muhammad Mutaminul Aswan Mukhammad Annafinurika muslimin ilham Nur Basthomi Arifin Nurmala As'ari Nuryo Suwito Nuryosuwito Nuryosuwito Nuryosuwito Nuryosuwito, Nuryosuwito Nyoto Agung Darmawan Poppy Rahmatika Primandiri Pramesti, Yasinta Sindy Pranayuda, Lugas Prila Candrama Putra, Alvin Maulana Putu Lokantara Qonita Nur Rohmania Rendi Setyawan Rina Firliana Rini Indriati Riski Eko Andrianto Risky Aswi R, Risky Rizky Putra Pratamajaya Rosydi, Mokhamad Amirudin Ibnu Rr. Forijati -, Rr. Forijati Rusdi, Firman Maulana Ryan Marcell Wibisono Saefuloh, Iman Setiya Nugroho Setyowidodo, Irwan Sigit Nur Yakin Suciati Suciati Sucipto Sucipto Sugianto, Arif Sulistiono Suminar Pratapa Susdi Subandriyo Susdi Subandriyo Sutikno Sutikno Topan Muji Laksono Vina Churotul Laili Wibowo Harso Nugroho Wibowo Harso Nugroho Wibowo Harso Nugroho WICAKSONO, MUHAMMAD AGUS Wijoyo Wijoyo Yasinta Sindy Zaenal Fanani, Mohammad