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ANALISIS PENGARUH TOTAL PANJANG ELEKTRODA BATANG TERHADAP PENTANAHAN DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE WENNER DAN DRIVEN ROD Zaldi, Farham Muhammad; Kali, Agustinus; Martdiansyah, Martdiansyah; Khairunnisa, Khairunnisa
Foristek Vol. 14 No. 2 (2024): Foristek
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54757/fs.v14i2.583

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This research discusses the influence of electrode depth, number of electrodes and the influence of the Wenner and Driven Rod methods on reducing the value of grounding resistance. The ground electrode is a conductor that is embedded in the earth and makes direct contact with the earth, where the ground electrode is used as a grounding system tool if a disturbance occurs in the electric power system. The method used is a quantitative method, namely a method that uses research data resulting from direct observation, where the data is produced in the form of numbers that will be analyzed. The results obtained were that the influence of the depth of the grounding electrode was not effective enough, because the soil used had moisture that was not much different between a depth of 1 meter and 2 meters. The effect of the number of grounding electrodes used is very effective because the resistance value obtained is lower. The effect of the Wenner method produces a greater reduction compared to the Driven Rod method, Wenner experienced a decrease of 52.4 ohms on dry soil and 33.4 ohms on wet soil and Driven Rod experienced a decrease in resistance value of 49.7 ohms on dry soil and 29.23 ohms on wet ground. The conclusion obtained is that the total electrodes used are more influential in reducing the grounding resistance value than the length of the depth of the implanted electrodes and the Wenner method is better in reducing the grounding resistance value than the Driven Rod method.
SISTEM MONITORING CUACA PADA LAHAN PERTANIAN BERBASIS IoT Julianto, Diki; Sollu, Tan Suryani; Alamsyah, Alamsyah; Mustari, Aidynal; Martdiansyah, Martdiansyah
Foristek Vol. 15 No. 1 (2025): Foristek
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54757/fs.v15i1.753

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Weather is information that is very necessary, especially on agricultural land, to support plant growth, productivity, and yield. Weather monitoring currently still uses a manual system, so it requires quite a lot of time and energy. Apart from that, manual monitoring also allows limited types of data that can be measured directly by humans. The weather monitoring system design is based on the parameters used, namely temperature, humidity, wind speed, light intensity, and rain conditions, using the LoRa module, which can be accessed online and offline and in real- time on the website and LCD.The test results show that the system can work well with the parameters used, namely temperature, with an average error value of 1.81% and an accuracy of 98.19%; humidity, with an average error value of 0.675 and an accuracy of 99.325%; and average wind speed. The error value is 1.83% with an accuracy of 98.17%, the average light intensity error value is 2.42% with an accuracy of 97.58%, and the rainy conditions are successful in providing information whether it is raining or not.
ANALISIS STARTING MOTOR INDUKSI PADA BALL MILL PLANT DENGAN LIQUID RESISTANCE STARTER DI PT CITRA PALU MINERALS Alfito, Muhammad Bintang; Adam, Ahmad Antares; Martdiansyah, Martdiansyah; Mukhlis, Baso; Pirade, Yulius Salu; Masarrang, Maryantho
Foristek Vol. 15 No. 2 (2025): Foristek
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54757/fs.v15i2.839

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The 3700 kW induction motor at the Ball Mill Plant at PT Citra Palu Minerals requires an effective starting method to prevent current surges and voltage drops during initial operation. This study aims to analyze the starting performance of induction motors using three starting methods, namely Liquid Resistance Starter (LRS), Direct On Line (DOL), and Wye-Delta. The analysis is carried out by mathematical calculations through the induction motor equivalent circuit to obtain the starting current, starting torque, starting power and starting voltage values of each starting method. The calculation results show that the LRS method produces a starting current of 421.47 A, a starting torque of 42,259.84 Nm, a starting power of 4,423.19 kW and a starting voltage of 6,374.40 V. Compared to DOL and Wye Delta, the LRS method provides better performance in terms of limiting current and maintaining voltage stability, and is able to produce higher torque and power. The calculation of the LRS method also shows conformity with the actual data in the field, so that the model used can be used as a technical reference. Based on the analysis results, the LRS method is considered the most suitable for starting high power induction motors in heavy-load applications such as Ball Mill Plant.