PE-SW13-Yudhi Kristian-15305084 - FTSL-ITB
PE-SW13-Yudhi Kristian-15305084 - FTSL-ITB
PE-SW13-Yudhi Kristian-15305084 - FTSL-ITB
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getting service from CWTF and discard his/her garbage to ditch or burn. In short, in its<br />
implementation, operators have three function as garbage collectors, for separating inorganic<br />
waste, and attract direct retribution from the community<br />
Characteristic of Waste at Source<br />
Characteristics of waste at source is measured from the garbage that came from some of<br />
the selected home directly to find out waste generation per person per day. Measurement<br />
characteristics of waste had done in the settlement include the household and non residential.<br />
Based on the waste generation measurements and collection methods, according to SNI 36-<br />
1991-03 M, obtained in six households with 4 low income households, 1 middle-income<br />
households, and 1 high-income households. Sampling was held during 8 days with the time made<br />
in the same range each day, at 9 am – 11 am WIB. Measurement results as shown in Figure 2a<br />
for residential and Table 1 for non residential that includes shops and a primary school. For low<br />
income households with 6-9 members of the family life, has waste generation is 1.24 l/o/h. Midle<br />
income household (5 people / home) has 1.73 l/o/h. Meanwhile, high income households (3<br />
people / house) has 2.9 l/o/h. The composision of waste generation at source is 72% organic<br />
waste and 15% plastic (Figure 2b). The average density of household waste generation is 100<br />
Kg/m 3 .<br />
L/person/day<br />
3.5<br />
3.0<br />
2.5<br />
2.0<br />
1.5<br />
1.0<br />
0.5<br />
0.0<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8<br />
day<br />
low income<br />
midle<br />
income<br />
high<br />
income<br />
(a) (b)<br />
Figure 2. An average volume (a) and composition of waste generation (b) in source<br />
Non residential waste generation consists of primary school and shop. Shop (49 m 2 ) has four<br />
worker. Waste source originated from the rest of the trade, such as plastic wrapping. Average of<br />
waste generation is 2.81 l /worker/day. It’s in the range of standard waste generation for shop of<br />
2.5 – 3.0 l /worker/day (Tchobanoglous, 1993). Meanwhile, primary schools (1600 m 2 ) have 250<br />
students. Source of waste originated from the rest of the students and office waste, not including<br />
garden waste. Average volume of waste generated at 0.13 l /student/day where the standard for<br />
school waste generation is 0.1 - 0.15 l /o/h (Tchobanoglous, 1993).However, volume of waste<br />
SW 13-5<br />
15%<br />
8% 5%<br />
72%<br />
organic<br />
plastic<br />
paper<br />
other