DOMESTIC SEWERAGE SYSTEM DESIGN FOR 1ST ZONE OF PALEMBANG CITY SEWERAGE PROJECT AT ILIR TIMUR 1, PALEMBANG CITY
The management of domestic wastewater presents a significant challenge in urban infrastructure development, particularly in Palembang City, which is experiencing rapid population growth and urbanization. This study focuses on the design of a domestic wastewater conveyance system for Zone 1 in the...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/86720 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | The management of domestic wastewater presents a significant challenge in urban
infrastructure development, particularly in Palembang City, which is experiencing
rapid population growth and urbanization. This study focuses on the design of a
domestic wastewater conveyance system for Zone 1 in the Palembang City
Sewerage Project located in Ilir Timur 1 District. By considering the existing
conditions of the study area, such as topography, demographics, and wastewater
characteristics, this study proposes a centralized domestic wastewater management
system (SPALD-T) as an efficient and sustainable solution.
The research methodology includes analyzing initial conditions, population
projections, and evaluating alternative pipeline designs and supplementary
structures based on technical and non-technical parameters. The design outcomes
encompass pipeline network layouts, technical specifications, pipe dimension
calculations, and cost estimations for construction and operation. This study also
emphasizes the importance of community participation and supporting policies to
ensure successful implementation The design considers various risk scenarios, including policy changes, wastewater
quality, and environmental factors such as natural disasters. The proposed system
aims to minimize environmental impact by ensuring efficient wastewater
management, optimal resource utilization, and compliance with government
regulations on domestic wastewater standards. Additionally, a comprehensive cost
projection for construction and operation is provided to support realistic and
sustainable implementation.
Through a holistic approach that integrates technical and non-technical aspects,
this study is expected to serve as a reference for developing sanitation
infrastructure in other urban areas. The design aims not only to improve sanitation
and public health but also to enhance land-use efficiency and the overall quality of
life for the people of Palembang City |
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