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Kristy Rosyemary and Idris Maxdoni Kamil
    Department of Environmental Engineering
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering
                     Institut Teknologi Bandung
Introduction    Objective


                Results &
 Methods
               Discussion


        Conclusion
When surface runoff contact with
the surface of the ground, water
 may become contaminated by
 contact with animal and human
    (Anderson et al, 1987)
West Java


 Bandung City
322,4 mm
               166,75 mm (2010)
               (2008)
  154,7 mm
  (2006)



                        14.314/km2
        14.192,1/km2    (2010)
        (2008)
13.729,7/km2
(2006)
The amount of volume   The amount of DO and
   of water flow of     COD concentration of
 Cikapundung River       Cikapundung River



                        Relationship between
Relationship between
                       surface runoff and water
land use and surface
                         quality & quantity of
       runoff
                         Cikapundung River
Primary and
secondary data   Identification
  collection
RESULTS
     &
DISCUSSION
Land Use       Percentage    Cikapundung River
                            has catchment area of
Agricultural     53.8%           111.3 km2 in
                             upstream, 90.4 km2
Habitation       25.3%        in midstream, and
                                  76.5km2 in
  Forest         3.71%           downstream

   Field         6.62%
   Bush          5.3%
   Land          5.64%
(Source: PSDA Provinsi Jawa Barat)
As main urban drainage


As city attraction (Curug
Dago, Maribaya and City
Zoo)

As raw water source for local
drinking water company
(PDAM Kota Bandung) and
other industries
7

                       6
Stream flow (m3/sec)




                       5

                       4
                                                                                     Maribaya
                       3
                                                                                     Gandok
                       2                                                             Pasirluyu

                       1

                       0
                           2006   2007      2008        2009          2010
                                         Time (year)
                                                (Source: PSDA Provinsi Jawa Barat)
Parameters
Year      Area                      Quality
                                                            that didn’t
        Maribaya                Lightly polluted
2006    Pasirluyu               Lightly polluted
                                                               meet
       Dayeuh Kolot             Lightly polluted              quality
        Maribaya                Middle polluted             standards
2007    Pasirluyu               Heavy polluted                 are:
       Dayeuh Kolot             Heavy polluted
                                                            TSS, DO,
        Maribaya                Heavy polluted
2008    Pasirluyu               Heavy polluted             BOD, total
       Dayeuh Kolot             Heavy polluted               coliform
        Maribaya                Heavy polluted              and fecal
2009    Pasirluyu               Heavy polluted               coliform
       Dayeuh Kolot             Heavy polluted
        Maribaya                Heavy polluted
2010    Pasirluyu               Heavy polluted
       Dayeuh Kolot             Heavy polluted
                      (Source: PSDA Provinsi Jawa Barat)
Sampling location      Temperature      DO        COD     Condition
                           (oC)         (mg/l)    (mg/l)
   Jl. Kebon Sirih          24.9        10.58     59.61     Sunny
Jl. Kebon Bibit Barat       24.2         11.2     20.39     Sunny
   Jl. Kebon Bibit          23.5        11.37      4.71     Sunny
    Jl. Pelesiran           23.5        11.43      9.74     Sunny
    Jl. Siliwangi           23.6        11.22      8.52     Sunny

             Quality standards (PerDa JaBar No. 39/2000)

              DO: > 3 mg/l         COD: 10 mg/l
Rate of
 population       Land use
   density         change
  increase



 Volume and      Natural land
  velocity of    change into
surface runoff   constructed
   increase         land
Reduction in groundwater recharge

Water may dissolve some chemicals
and flows directly into a river

Changes in peak discharge time
6

                5

                4
DO (mg/liter)




                3                                           Upstream
                                                            Midstream
                2                                           Downstream
                                                            Quality standard
                1

                0
                 2002   2004   2006    2008   2010   2012
                                Time (year)
400

             350

             300

             250
BOD (mg/l)




                                                           Upstream
             200
                                                           Midstream
             150                                           Downstream
             100                                           Quality standard

              50

               0
                2002   2004   2006    2008   2010   2012
             -50
                               Time (year)
450
                 400
                 350
                 300
COD (mg/liter)




                 250                                           Upstream
                 200                                           Midstream
                 150                                           Downstream
                                                               Quality standard
                 100
                  50
                   0
                 -502002   2004   2006    2008   2010   2012
                                   Time (year)
Bandung City has developed very rapidly
  and this leads to land use changes




Land use changes will impact the volume
     and velocity of surface runoff
The increase of surface runoff volume
   causing a stream flow fluctuation in
     Cikapundung River, specially in
           midstream section


   Surface water that contaminated by
contact with pollutants in surface area and
  flows directly into a river will affect on
    water quality in Cikapundung River
DO, BOD and COD concentration in
Cikapundung River decreased from 2004
to 2007, but increased again in the next
             year until 2011

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15308084 kristy-rosyemary

  • 1. Kristy Rosyemary and Idris Maxdoni Kamil Department of Environmental Engineering Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering Institut Teknologi Bandung
  • 2. Introduction Objective Results & Methods Discussion Conclusion
  • 3. When surface runoff contact with the surface of the ground, water may become contaminated by contact with animal and human (Anderson et al, 1987)
  • 5. 322,4 mm 166,75 mm (2010) (2008) 154,7 mm (2006) 14.314/km2 14.192,1/km2 (2010) (2008) 13.729,7/km2 (2006)
  • 6. The amount of volume The amount of DO and of water flow of COD concentration of Cikapundung River Cikapundung River Relationship between Relationship between surface runoff and water land use and surface quality & quantity of runoff Cikapundung River
  • 7. Primary and secondary data Identification collection
  • 8. RESULTS & DISCUSSION
  • 9. Land Use Percentage Cikapundung River has catchment area of Agricultural 53.8% 111.3 km2 in upstream, 90.4 km2 Habitation 25.3% in midstream, and 76.5km2 in Forest 3.71% downstream Field 6.62% Bush 5.3% Land 5.64%
  • 10. (Source: PSDA Provinsi Jawa Barat) As main urban drainage As city attraction (Curug Dago, Maribaya and City Zoo) As raw water source for local drinking water company (PDAM Kota Bandung) and other industries
  • 11. 7 6 Stream flow (m3/sec) 5 4 Maribaya 3 Gandok 2 Pasirluyu 1 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Time (year) (Source: PSDA Provinsi Jawa Barat)
  • 12. Parameters Year Area Quality that didn’t Maribaya Lightly polluted 2006 Pasirluyu Lightly polluted meet Dayeuh Kolot Lightly polluted quality Maribaya Middle polluted standards 2007 Pasirluyu Heavy polluted are: Dayeuh Kolot Heavy polluted TSS, DO, Maribaya Heavy polluted 2008 Pasirluyu Heavy polluted BOD, total Dayeuh Kolot Heavy polluted coliform Maribaya Heavy polluted and fecal 2009 Pasirluyu Heavy polluted coliform Dayeuh Kolot Heavy polluted Maribaya Heavy polluted 2010 Pasirluyu Heavy polluted Dayeuh Kolot Heavy polluted (Source: PSDA Provinsi Jawa Barat)
  • 13. Sampling location Temperature DO COD Condition (oC) (mg/l) (mg/l) Jl. Kebon Sirih 24.9 10.58 59.61 Sunny Jl. Kebon Bibit Barat 24.2 11.2 20.39 Sunny Jl. Kebon Bibit 23.5 11.37 4.71 Sunny Jl. Pelesiran 23.5 11.43 9.74 Sunny Jl. Siliwangi 23.6 11.22 8.52 Sunny Quality standards (PerDa JaBar No. 39/2000) DO: > 3 mg/l COD: 10 mg/l
  • 14. Rate of population Land use density change increase Volume and Natural land velocity of change into surface runoff constructed increase land
  • 15. Reduction in groundwater recharge Water may dissolve some chemicals and flows directly into a river Changes in peak discharge time
  • 16. 6 5 4 DO (mg/liter) 3 Upstream Midstream 2 Downstream Quality standard 1 0 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 Time (year)
  • 17. 400 350 300 250 BOD (mg/l) Upstream 200 Midstream 150 Downstream 100 Quality standard 50 0 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 -50 Time (year)
  • 18. 450 400 350 300 COD (mg/liter) 250 Upstream 200 Midstream 150 Downstream Quality standard 100 50 0 -502002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 Time (year)
  • 19. Bandung City has developed very rapidly and this leads to land use changes Land use changes will impact the volume and velocity of surface runoff
  • 20. The increase of surface runoff volume causing a stream flow fluctuation in Cikapundung River, specially in midstream section Surface water that contaminated by contact with pollutants in surface area and flows directly into a river will affect on water quality in Cikapundung River
  • 21. DO, BOD and COD concentration in Cikapundung River decreased from 2004 to 2007, but increased again in the next year until 2011

Editor's Notes

  1. Assalamualaikumwrwb. Good morning ladies & gentlemen, Good Morning Mr. Suhar, My name is Kristy Rosyemary. I am going to present my research about “the impact of surface runoff to water quality and quantity of cikapundung river”
  2. There are the contents of my presentation, we start with the introduction, then the objective, the next is methods, and we’re going to results & discussion, and the last one is conclusion
  3. Surface runoff is rainwater that does not strain into the ground and flows over the surface to the lower altitude. According to Anderson, when surface runoff contact with the surface of the ground, water may become contaminated by contact with animal and human wastes and it can affect the quality of water bodies
  4. This research focused on Cikapundung around Bandung City. Cikapundung river crosses Bandung City along 15.5 km and 60% from it is around densely populated with one hundred fifty eight bulidings.
  5. Based on West Java Province Central Bureau of Statistics, average rainfall and population density of Bandung City increased from 2006 to 2010. It surely can affect the water quality and quantity of Cikapundung River
  6. And we’re going to the objective of this research. There are: to know 1, to measure 2, to identify poin 3 and poin 4
  7. This research has two main stages. 1st stage is primary and secondary data collection. Primary data consists of do & cod concentration. Secondary data consists of average rainfall, average water flow, and land uses of cikapundung river. And the 2nd stage is identification. This research identified relationship between land use and surface runoff, relationship between surface runoff and quality & quantity of CikapundungRiver
  8. Oke, now we’re going to the results and discussion
  9. As you can see, most of cikapundung area use to agricultural and habitation. Cikapundung has three main area, there are upstream from Maribaya to Gandok which mostly consist of green area like agricultural, forest and land. Midstream from Gandok to DayeuhKolot, and downstream in DayeuhKolot which mostly consists of habitation
  10. Now we talk about potency of cikapundung river. Because it crosses Bandung City, Cikapundung River has potency to be main urban drainage, and also as city attraction such as Curug Dago, Maribaya and City Zoo, and also as raw water source for local drinking water company and other industries.Based on PSDA JaBar, PDAM Kota Bandung required sekian2, PT Kimia Farma required sekian2, PT dailatek required sekian2, and artostek required sekian2
  11. And this is stream flow of cikapundung river from 2006 to 2010. as you can see, there is an extreme condition in 2010. There is a big different stream flow between upstream and downstream
  12. This is water quality status of Cikapundung River based on PSDA Jabar. The table shown that water quality of cikapundung river decreased from 2006 to 2010. from lightly polluted to heavy polluted
  13. The research has conducted on oct, 2012. you can see the results on the table that cod concentration in kebonsirih and kebonbibitbarat didn’t meet quality standards
  14. Now we will talk about how land use changes can effect on surface water. We know that Bandung is capital city of west java, so it surely the rate of population density will increased. This leads to changes in land use, such as the using of natural land has changed into constructed land. And in the end, it can be increasing the volume and velocity of runoff
  15. This are land use changes effect on surface runoff and the following impact. First, surface runoff volume increased willreduce the volume of water storage in the soil. Second, Surface runoff velocity increased will causing water may dissolve some chemicals as it percolates through the ground, and flows directly into a river. And third, Changes in peak discharge time. The impact of this change is reduction in water flow during summer, this was due to lack of water reserves in the soil. Otherwise, surface runoff will increase in rainy season and cause flooding
  16. As I mentioned before, surface runoff velocity increased can affect the water quality of cikapundung area. For DO concentration, in last 9 years, only five times it didn’t meet quality standards.
  17. But for BOD and COD concentration, it didn’t fulfill quality standards almost in every section. And the most extreme condition occurred in 2011
  18. So, from this research, we can conclude that:land use of Bandung City changed