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Feasibility Study of Using Energy Extracted from The Process of Electrochemically Consumed of Al 2024 for Powering Daily Used Electric Car Marda, Yanuar Mohamad; Riastuti, Rini; Ibrahim, Muhammad Hamka
Journal of Materials Exploration and Findings Vol. 3, No. 2
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Usage of green energy for transportation has become important due to the contribution of transportation activity to climate change. Electrochemical energy has been used as a source of green energy. The objective of this work is to evaluate sufficiency of energy provided by electrochemically consumed Al 2024 for supplying energy to daily used PHEV electric car. Study of previous articles, observation of typical amount of energy required, electrochemical galvanic cell experiments, and simple calculations have been conducted to determine produced energy feasibility. Electrical energy produced by consuming 340 gr of Al 2024 in galvanic cells has the total lifetime of 10.8 hours and the mileage covered on the electric vehicle mode is 234.9 km. It can be used to cover most of the energy needed for a daily combination of sub-urban and urban city car.
Effect of Surface Roughness on Adhesion Strength and Corrosion Resistance of Silica-Epoxy Composite Coated Low Carbon Steel Tresna, Rizal; Amrullah, Keanu Rafi; Rahmatullah, Aqil; Febriana, Eni; Lalasari, Latifa Hanum; Riastuti, Rini
Metalurgi Vol 39, No 3 (2024): Metalurgi Vol. 39 No. 3 2024
Publisher : National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55981/metalurgi.2024.777

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Low-carbon steel is widely used in various industries but is susceptible to corrosion in aggressive environments, prompting this study on an epoxy-silica composite coating with variations in silica concentration (0-5 wt.%), sonication dispersion, and surface preparation (abrasive blast cleaning and power tool cleaning); the results showed that abrasive blast cleaning produced a surface roughness of 79 µm and superior adhesion strength (10.48 MPa) compared to power tool cleaning, with a perfect 5A rating in the x-cut tape test for all silica concentrations, while the highest adhesion strength of 14.33 MPa was achieved at 3 wt.% silica, and coating durability tests revealed the best performance exhibiting minimal corrosion propagation of only 0.55 mm after 72 hours at 5 wt.% silica in scratch tests using abrasive blast cleaning, underscoring the significant influence of surface preparation method on coating performance.
Material selection for raw gas pipeline at SBR#2 gas field Rado Riady; Johny Wahyuadi Soedarsono; Rini Riastuti; Iman Adipurnama
Teknomekanik Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Regular Issue
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Padang

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In engineering design, material selection is the process of choosing the best material for a specific process via a systematic material selection approach. This article described the material selection process for SBR#2 pipeline, which will be installed to flow raw gas from SBR#2 field to the nearest tie-in point. The material selection process starts with design requirement analysis to generate primary function and objectives, including its constraints, determine primary criteria to be evaluated, screen materials candidates based on criteria evaluation, and select the most suitable materials based on very specific requirements. The criteria were evaluated by performing value engineering with the performance criteria matrix tool. Materials selection, in this case, was determined by two main criteria: corrosion resistance and construction ability. Corrosion resistance was evaluated semi-quantitatively by applying NORSOK M-506 2005 spreadsheet, and construction ability were evaluated qualitatively based on field experience. Solid Corrosion Resistance Alloy (CRA)-Stainless Steel 316L pipe is the most suitable for this case.
The Effects of Soil Resistivity on The Corrosion Resistance of Carbon Steel Syanatha Putri Salsabila; Rini Riastuti
Recent in Engineering Science and Technology Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): RiESTech Vol. 3 No. 2 Years 2025
Publisher : MBI

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Indonesia, as a tropical country with high humidity, faces corrosion challenges in the underground infrastructure of the oil and gas industry, causing significant economic losses. This study analyzed the effect of soil characteristics on the corrosion rate of carbon steel using the weight loss and linear polarization methods. The weight loss method was used to determine the corrosion rate based on the mass reduction of the sample, while the linear polarization method evaluated the corrosion kinetics through icorr and polarization resistance values. The results showed that soil characteristics, especially moisture and resistivity, had a significant effect on the corrosion rate. Pakis Karawang beach sand soil with pH 5.2, humidity 87%, and resistivity 59.03 Ω-cm had the highest corrosion rate of 42.57 mpy and the lowest polarization resistance of 11.16 Ω. In contrast, the UI Native Forest Ravine soil showed the lowest corrosion rate of 16.89 mpy with the highest polarization resistance of 2,820.11 Ω. These findings confirm that environmental factors, particularly soil type, should be considered in corrosion mitigation strategies to improve the resilience of underground infrastructure.
Co-Authors Abdullah, Abdul Halim Adam Hidana Yudo Saputro, Adam Hidana Yudo Adi Noer Syahid Adipurnama, Iman Ahmad Fadli Ahmad Fadli Ahmad Maksum Ahmad Zakiyuddin Akhmad Faizal Alfian Alfian Amalia, Dinda Putri Amanda, Putri Amin Suhadi Amin Suhadi Amin Suhadi Amin Suhadi Amin Suhadi Amin Suhadi Amin Suhadi, Amin Amrullah, Keanu Rafi Andryansah Andryansah Anjar Oktikawati Aqila, Daffa Aulia, Hafiz Ayu Rizeki Ridhowati Ayu Rizeki Ridhowati Ayu Rizeki Ridhowati Azizah Intan Pangesty Badrul Munir, Badrul Bashari R Roszardi Baskoro, Agung budiarto, wahyu Chalid, Muchamad Dedi Priadi Dedi Priadi Dedi Priadi Dedi Supriadi Diana Natalia Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Eka Febriyanti Febi Dwi Antony Febriana, Eni febriyanti, eka febriyanti, eka Febriyanti, Eka Gadang Priyotomo Gadang Priyotomo Hari Eko Irianto Ibrahim, Muhammad Hamka Ifah Munifah Iman Adipurnama Irawan, Januar IRWAN WIJAYA J.W. Soedarsono Jamal Basmal, Jamal Jamhari Jamhari Johny Wahyuadi Soedarsono Kaban, Agus S Kautsar Muwahhid Kautsar Muwahhid Kusumaningrum, Wida Banar Lalasari, Latifa Hanum M. Rifai Muslih Manurung, Rizky Rama Putra Marda, Yanuar Mohamad Mega Herawati Arifiana Amanah Notonegoro, Mega Herawati Arifiana Amanah Mhd. Ibkar Yusran Asfar Mochamad Chalid Muhammad Rifai Muhammad Yunus Muhammad Yunus Najmudin, Muhammad Guruh Nikitasari, Arini Nono Darsono Nono Darsono, Nono Nur ‘Azah Nurhayati Nurhayati Nurhayati Paltgor, Rinush Fedrikdo Rachmat Hermawan Rado Riady Rahardian, Krisnandha Rahmatullah, Aqil Ramadhani, Rizal T Ramadhani, Rizal Tresna Ramdhani, Rizal Tresna Riady, Rado Ridhowati, Ayu Rizeki Ridhowati, Ayu Rizeki Rinta Kusumawati, Rinta Rinush Fedrikdo Paltgor Rizal Tresna Ramdhani Roszardi, Bashari R Roszardi, Bashari Rohululloh Roziafanto, Ahmad Nandang Santoso, Irwan Wijaya SATRIYAS ILYAS Syahid, Adi Noer Syanatha Putri Salsabila Tiggor, Triadhi Panthun Tresna, Rizal Tri Handayani Tri Handayani Tri Hardi Priyanto Wahyu Budiarto Widianto, Shilla Rizqi Winarto Winarto Yuanto, Nursidi