BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE

The treatment of waste using phytoremediation has many advantages such as easy operation, relatively affordable costs, and significant reduction of toxic compounds. Liquid waste from tempeh (LTp) produced by soybean processing industries can be remediated using aquatic plants. The phytoremediatio...

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Main Author: Yasfi Nafisah, Nandita
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Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83033
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spelling id-itb.:830332024-07-30T15:36:38ZBIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE Yasfi Nafisah, Nandita Indonesia Final Project Phytoremediation, Tempeh Waste Water, Limnobium laevigatum, Nanocellulose, Hidrogel INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83033 The treatment of waste using phytoremediation has many advantages such as easy operation, relatively affordable costs, and significant reduction of toxic compounds. Liquid waste from tempeh (LTp) produced by soybean processing industries can be remediated using aquatic plants. The phytoremediation system used is free water surface (FWS) with containers measuring 70 x 48 x 42.5 cm using Limnobium laevigatum or frogbit plants. Phytoremediation was conducted with control variations of no waste, LTp 10%, and LTp 25% over 21 days. Phytoremediation of LTp 10% reduced TDS by 56.73%, TSS by 87.17%, COD by 67.07%, ammonia by 72.72%, nitrate by 50.48%, and nitrite by 83.75%. Phytoremediation of LTp 25% showed the greatest decrease in BOD at 56.14%, increased pH from 4.29 to 6.47, and increased DO levels from 4.23 mg/L to 6.02 mg/L. The highest biomass production was achieved with LTp 10%, with a relative growth rate (RGR) of 0.031 g/g/day. Plants resulting from phytoremediation can be utilized in the production of biocomposites such as hidrogel. Nanocellulose content in L. laevigatum can be used as a component in hidrogel production. Nanocellulose is obtained from delignification of L. laevigatum plants through fermentation with Aspergillus niger and acid hydrolysis. Hidrogel were prepared with variations of no nanocellulose, 5% nanocellulose, and 10% nanocellulose. Addition of nanocellulose to hidrogel increased their water absorption capacity (swelling ratio) up to 69.17, exhibited biodegradability up to 96.84% over 30 days, and maintained soil moisture up to 52% over 7 days compared to ordinary hidrogel without nanocellulose. The best results for these parameters were obtained with hidrogel containing 10% nanocellulose. text
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description The treatment of waste using phytoremediation has many advantages such as easy operation, relatively affordable costs, and significant reduction of toxic compounds. Liquid waste from tempeh (LTp) produced by soybean processing industries can be remediated using aquatic plants. The phytoremediation system used is free water surface (FWS) with containers measuring 70 x 48 x 42.5 cm using Limnobium laevigatum or frogbit plants. Phytoremediation was conducted with control variations of no waste, LTp 10%, and LTp 25% over 21 days. Phytoremediation of LTp 10% reduced TDS by 56.73%, TSS by 87.17%, COD by 67.07%, ammonia by 72.72%, nitrate by 50.48%, and nitrite by 83.75%. Phytoremediation of LTp 25% showed the greatest decrease in BOD at 56.14%, increased pH from 4.29 to 6.47, and increased DO levels from 4.23 mg/L to 6.02 mg/L. The highest biomass production was achieved with LTp 10%, with a relative growth rate (RGR) of 0.031 g/g/day. Plants resulting from phytoremediation can be utilized in the production of biocomposites such as hidrogel. Nanocellulose content in L. laevigatum can be used as a component in hidrogel production. Nanocellulose is obtained from delignification of L. laevigatum plants through fermentation with Aspergillus niger and acid hydrolysis. Hidrogel were prepared with variations of no nanocellulose, 5% nanocellulose, and 10% nanocellulose. Addition of nanocellulose to hidrogel increased their water absorption capacity (swelling ratio) up to 69.17, exhibited biodegradability up to 96.84% over 30 days, and maintained soil moisture up to 52% over 7 days compared to ordinary hidrogel without nanocellulose. The best results for these parameters were obtained with hidrogel containing 10% nanocellulose.
format Final Project
author Yasfi Nafisah, Nandita
spellingShingle Yasfi Nafisah, Nandita
BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE
author_facet Yasfi Nafisah, Nandita
author_sort Yasfi Nafisah, Nandita
title BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE
title_short BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE
title_full BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE
title_fullStr BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE
title_full_unstemmed BIOCOMPOSITE (HYDROGEL) PRODUCTION WITH A MIXTURE OF FROGBIT PLANT CELLULOSE (LIMNOBIUM LAEVIGATUM) RESULTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION OF TEMPEH LIQUID WASTE
title_sort biocomposite (hydrogel) production with a mixture of frogbit plant cellulose (limnobium laevigatum) results of phytoremediation of tempeh liquid waste
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83033
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