Physics Student Journal
Vol 2, No 1 (2014)

DETERMINATION OF SUBSURFACE TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION USING DIGITAL SENSOR DS18S20 (Case study in Cangar Hot Spring Area, Batu Region)

Fatoni, Amrin (Unknown)
Sunaryo, Sunaryo (Unknown)
Dharmawan, Hari Arief (Unknown)



Article Info

Publish Date
17 Jan 2014

Abstract

The research of a subsurface temperature distribution has been performed in Cangar hot spring area, Batu  city, East Java. The research was conducted using a DS18S20 sensor that was equipped with a CAN bus and provided more flexibility and practicability in temperature measurement for multiple measurement points that are far apart (~100m). The temperature measurement was carried out in 4 points at depth of 1.5 m each point with coverage area of 3x6 m2. From measurement result, temperature distribution was achieved at every different depth from 3 sensors with a space of 0.5m, The result of this study shows that the temperature around Cangar hot spring area is about 22oC - 33○C with a thermal gradient values ​​ranging from 0.32oC/m to 0.8°C/m. Correlation with the geological of study area, shows that the temperature anomaly was influenced by the heat flow of the heat source from volcanic magma chamber of Arjuno-Welirang volcano around the Cangar hot spring area. Keywords: Subsurface temperature, temperature distribution, DS1820 sensor, Cangar.

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