Pembuatan Filter Air Sungai dan Penyediaan Penampungan Air Bersih di Desa Penadaran

Penadaran Village is a village in Gubug District, Grobogan Regency, Central Java Province. The dry season makes residents in Penadaran Village experience problems with clean water sources. The purpose of community service is to make filters and provide clean water reservoirs for the residents of Penadaran Village. The implementation methods used are: (1) Conducting Tuntang River Water Quality Test, (2) Designing a scheme for clean water filters and reservoirs, (3) Making clean water filters and reservoirs. The location is in Kedungkakap Hamlet, Penadaran Village. The implementation time is August – October 2021. The results of the implementation of community service, obtained the results of the Tuntang River Water Quality Test, namely, Iron: 0.496 mg/L, COD: 301 mg/L, Chloride: 7.30 mg/L, manganese: 0.502 mg/ L, the river water filter scheme uses a system with 3 settling tanks and 2 mixed bed tubes. The shelter uses a 3300 ml Toren with a tower as high as 3 m from the ground. There are 17 families who have received clean water supply from the new source

Kinerja Filter Portabel Tepat Guna dalam Mereduksi Kekeruhan Air Banjir untuk Sanitasi atau MCK

During flood people had difficulties in obtaining clean water for sanitation (toilet). There was plenty of flood water but highly turbid. The water filter required electricity but its power outaged during flood. Filters usually used energy from electricity or gravity. This study evaluated the performance of a new handy-manually operated flood water portable filter. The standard of Permenkes No. 32/2017 was used as a reference. The flood water filter was pressurized by 0.025 kgf/cm2 and 0.051 kgf/cm2 and used local media: gravel, silica sand, anthracite, sponge. The results showed that pressure 0.025 kgf/cm2 was able to reduce turbidity from 220 NTU to 20.17 NTU with efficiency 90.83%. At 0.051 kgf/cm2 the filter was able to reduce turbidity from 220 NTU to 29.67 NTU with efficiency 86.52%. The pressure variation significantly affects the filtrate quality. The filter with pressure 0.025 kgf/cm2 could be applied for optimal filtration and produced 100-150 liters before clogging. This filter still needs to be studied related to physical strength, type and composition of media, portability and volume of water produced. This flood water filter will be an alternative solution for areas that often flood but no electricity or the power outage during flood.

Characterization of Clay from Isan Ekiti Deposits for Making the Ceramic Water Purifier

Introduction: Despite the efforts of Governments and non-governmental organizations in sponsoring ceramic water purifier (CWP) filter project across the globe, some rural communities in Ekiti State, Nigeria are yet to benefit from it. One of the major technical difficulties hindering the making of CWP filter cells in many places was the adaptation to the sand, clay and sawdust mixture necessary to obtain the correct filter properties. Aim: In this study, some salient properties of clay from orudi, arade and oturo deposits at Isan Ekiti were assessed in the light of their usefulness for making the ceramic water filter cells. Methodology: The particle size distribution analysis and consistency tests were carried out on the crude clay. Also the shrinkage, effects of percentage constituents of burnout on porosity, filtration rate and quality of filtrate were measured, using standard methods. Results: Results show that arade has the appropriate technical properties for making the filter cell. The chosen clay sample has its deposit less than 2 kilometers to the point of making. About 56% of its particles are less than 0.075mm equivalent spherical diameter (ESD). A composition of ratio 50:50 by volume mixture of clay to sawdust has the porosity of 54. 55% while that of ratio 40:60 is 55.56%. Samples made of these batches were capable of reducing the water turbidity Neflometric Turbidity Unit (NTU) of contaminated water by 95%. The 50:50 samples have the higher capacity of reducing total coliform count by 50.28% as against 25.07% for 40:60 samples. Conclusion: Given appropriate facilities and training, with the abundant clay at arade deposit, the pottery center is a place where CWP filter cell factory could be established.

The Use of Surface-Modified Nanocrystalline Cellulose Integrated Membranes to Remove Drugs from Waste Water and as Polymers to Clean Oil Sands Tailings Ponds

There is an urgent environmental need to remediate waste water. In this study, the use of surface-modified nanocrystalline cellulose (CNC) to remove polluting drugs or chemicals from waste water and oil sands tailing ponds has been investigated. CNC was modified by either surface adsorbing cationic or hydrophobic species or by covalent methods and integrated into membrane water filters. The removal of either diclofenac or estradiol from water was studied. Similar non-covalently modified CNC materials were used to flocculate clays from water or to bind naphthenic acids which are contaminants in tailing ponds. Estradiol bound well to hydrophobically modified CNC membrane filter systems. Similarly, diclofenac (anionic drug) bound well to covalently cationically modified CNC membranes. Non-covalent modified CNC effectively flocculated clay particles in water and bound two naphthenic acid chemicals (negatively charged and hydrophobic). Modified CNC integrated into water filter membranes may remove drugs from waste or drinking water and contaminants from tailing ponds water. Furthermore, the ability of modified CNC to flocculate clays particles and bind naphthenic acids may allow for the addition of modified CNC directly to tailing ponds to remove both contaminants. CNC offers an environmentally friendly, easily transportable and disposable novel material for water remediation purposes.

Methods for Measuring the Optimal Time for the Water Residence in the Denitrification Filter

Nitrate filters are widely used in various sectors of the national economy for the purpose of stable degradation of nitrates without complex technological changes and control, as well as for obtaining, for practical use, water free from impurities of various polluting substances. The relevance of the stated research topic is determined by the wide use of filters in various areas of water conditioning in order to improve the quality of consumed water, as well as the need to develop methods for qualitative measurements of the optimal time parameters for the water residence in the denitrification filter when using it. The purpose of this research work is the practical development of methods for measuring the optimal time for the water residence in a denitrification filter, in order to find optimal opportunities for eliminating harmful and polluting substances from water used for domestic and industrial needs. The methodology of this research involves the use of a combination of methods for the systematic study of practical application issues of denitrification filters in water purification systems, using the method of qualitative analysis of water conditioning problems that are important with reference to the need to obtain high-quality water in volumes sufficient to meet the current domestic and industrial needs. The results of this research work are of great importance from the point of view of studying the problematic issues of determining the optimal time parameters for the water residence in modern filters, in order to achieve optimal indicators of the cleaning quality. The results and conclusions of this research are of considerable practical value for water filter designers, solving practical problems of creating high-quality denitrification filters, as well as for ordinary users, for whom the issues of water purification for its further practical application are of great importance