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Analyses of Water Quality Status Based Domestic Waste Parameters By Using Pollutant Index Method At Tabuk River Barito Selatan Central Kalimantan Province Forina, Nora; Mahreda, Emmy Sri; Rahman, Mijani; Mahmud, Mahmud
TROPICAL WETLAND JOURNAL Vol 4, No 1 (2018)
Publisher : The Journal is published by Graduate Programe of Lambung Mangkurat University

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The study aims to analyze the quality of water at Tabuk River Status by using pollution index method and domestic waste pollution impact to human health. The experiment was conducted in Tabuk River at Barito Selatan Regency Central Kalimantan Province. The samples of water with physical, chemical and biological parameters were taken at 3 points in the morning in the withdraw and flood.  After wards, they were compared with the standard quality of water class II based on Government Regulation Number 82 of 2001 and domestic waste pollution impact to human health description. The results of study revealed that the water quality  of Tabuk River exceeding criteria based on BOD at 48 mg/L in the withdraw  and 22,52 mg/L in the flood, COD at 61,4 mg/L in the withdraw and 47,47 mg/L in the flood, TSS at 338,3 mg/L in the withdraw and 157,4 mg/L in the flood and Faecal Coliform at ≥ 1898 MPN. Whereas based on the index value of pollutants, Tabuk River by the light polluted status of 3,33-3,97, except downstream of withdrawing is medium (pollution index 5,2).  The domestic waste pollution negative impact to human health. Increased faecal coliform in Tabuk River at ≥1898 jml/100 mL (MPN) and 58,33% society coastal river area have diarrhea and itch
Comparison of Phytoremediation and Filtration for Diamond-mine-tailings Water Treatment Noor, M. Hafidhuddin; Rahman, Mijani; Gazali, Akhmad; Kania, Nia; Rahma, Aulia; Rampun, Erdina L.A.; Pratiwi, Amalia E.; Elma, Muthia
Makara Journal of Technology Vol. 24, No. 1
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The water pollution caused by diamond mine activities can kill aquatic life. In this work, we used phytoremediation and filtration to treat pond water polluted by the tailings of a diamond mine located in South Kalimantan, Indonesia. Einchhornia crassipes (water hyacinth) was utilized as the biomass for the phytoremediation process. Gravel (10–15 mm) and sand (0.1–1 mm) were used as filter media in the simple filtration setup, using an up-flow system (bottom to top). In the experiment, 16 L of diamond tailing water was poured into five phytoremediation reactors (each 60 L in volume), which were then tested over seven days. A pretreatment analysis of the tailings water showed that its biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) of 8.9 mg L−1 and chemical oxygen demand (COD) of 22 mg L−1 exceeded the national maximum standards of 2 mg L−1 and 10 mg L−1, respectively. The experimental results demonstrate that both phytoremediation and filtration could increase the dissolved oxygen concentration (4.7 mg.L−1) and reduce the BOD (3.2 mg.L−1), COD (6.5 mg.L−1), Fe (0.6 mg.L−1), Mn (0.16 mg.L−1), and ammonia (0.63 mg.L−1) concentrations from those measured in the raw diamond-mine-tailings water. The phytoremediation performance was better than that of filtration. The COD values were successfully reduced to the permissible limit, although the other parameters still failed to meet the government water quality regulation requirements.
Co-Authors Abdur Rahman Adelina, Adelina Emmy Sri Mahreda Fidia Ningsih, Fidia Forina, Nora Gazali, Akhmad Mahmud Mahmud Mantaya, Satrio Muthia Elma Nia Kania Nida, Nida Noor, M. Hafidhuddin Pratiwi, Amalia E. Rahma, Aulia Rampun, Erdina L.A. Siti Hasnah, Siti Sumarni Sumarni Yasmi, Zairina