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ANALYSIS OF PUMP CAPACITY AT THE KARTINI V PUMP HOUSE IN CENTRAL JAKARTA Imamuddin, Mohammad; Mahdiani, Nila Sekar
International Journal of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure Vol 4, No 1 (2024): IJCEI Volume 4 No. 1
Publisher : University Muhammadiyah Jakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24853/ijcei.4.1.10-20

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Kartini Volume Pump House is located at Jalan Kartini Raya Simpang Jalan Kartini V, RT. 01 RW. 04, Kartini Village, Sawah Besar District, Central Jakarta, Special Capital Region Of Jakarta, 10750. The geographical location of the pump is located at 6°09'14.4"S 106°50'08.2" E. In the area around the Kartini Volume Pump House, flooding is rare even though the rain that falls has a high rainfall intensity. Despite these conditions, flooding is rare. In the event of a flood, the flood does not last long and will slowly recede after the rain has stopped. This is because the pump in the Kartini Volume Pump House is still functioning properly and the channel capacity is still sufficient. Flooding in the area is caused by narrowing due to garbage in the channel. Using BMKG Kemayoran rainfall data from 2014 to 2023 and the Pearson III Log method, the maximum rainfall intensity of 567.7745 mm/hour with a maximum planned rain discharge of 1.219 m3/second and an existing channel discharge of 15.793 m3/second. The pump capacity in the Kartini Volume Pump House is 2,682 m3/ second with a drain time of 1 hour. The existing pump capacity of the pump gate in the Kartini Volume Pump House is 1 x 2 m3/second and the pump house is 2 x 0.5 m3 / second is still able to accommodate rain discharge in the area.
UTILIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL AQUIFERS BY ADDING ZEOLITE AND CARBON TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY Imamuddin, Mohammad; budiman, budiman; Marsiati, Himmi; Dewi, Firda Rachma; Mahdiani, Nila Sekar
International Journal of Civil Engineering and Infrastructure Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): IJCEI Volume 5 No. 1
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Water is the most important component of life. The function of water for living beings cannot be replaced by any other substance. One of the main issues currently faced regarding waterresources is the declining quality of water for both domestic and non-domestic purposes.According to the Regulation of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia No.492/Menkes/PER/IV/2010 concerning drinking water requirements, it states that safe andhealthy drinking water for consumption must meet requirements that include physical,chemical, and bacteriological criteria. Strict requirements are imposed on drinking waterbecause they are directly related to the biological processes of the body that determine humanquality of life. The consumption rate of drinking water is very high in tropical regions. This isdue to the high humidity, and people in tropical areas require a large amount of drinkingwater to quench their thirst. Therefore, high-quality drinking water is necessary to maintainhealth. The dangers or health risks resulting from the decline in the physical quality of watercan have negative impacts on health. The utilization of groundwater remains a mainstay forcommunities in meeting their domestic and non-domestic water needs. The increasingpopulation has led to a decline in the quality of clean water due to human activities that causeenvironmental pollution. Sources of groundwater pollution include industrial activities, wastedisposal sites, mining areas, residential areas, salt industries, agricultural activities, andlivestock farming.
Co-Authors Budiman Budiman Dewi, Firda Rachma Imamuddin, Mohammad Marsiati, Himmi