Foto-Elektro-Fenton sebagai Pre-Treatment pada Instalasi Pengolahan Lindi Sampah
Safira Dyah Kusumawardhani, Prof. Dr. Ir. Sarto, M.Sc., IPU, ASEAN Eng; Ir. Agus Prasetya, M.Eng.Sc., Ph.D.
2024 | Tesis | MAGISTER TEKNIK PENGENDALIAN PENCEMARAN INDUSTRIAL
Lindi sampah merupakan suatu limbah cair yang dihasilkan dalam kuantitas
dan konsentrasi pencemar yang signifikan. Karena pencemar lindi sangat tinggi,
lindi perlu diolah terlebih dahulu sebelum dilepas ke badan air. Sistem
pengolahan biologis merupakan suatu sistem pengolahan lindi yang paling umum
digunakan. Akan tetapi, karakteristik lindi dengan biodegradabilitas rendah
menyebabkan pengolahan biologis tidak berjalan secara efektif. Oleh karena itu,
pengolahan biologis perlu suatu pre-treatment untuk menyesuaikan
biodegradabilitas lindi dengan suatu pengolahan kimia, salah satunya adalah
Elektro-Fenton. Karena efektivitas pengolahan Foto-Elektro-Fenton bergantung
pada variasi kondisi operasi, kondisi optimum dari variasi voltase yang
diekspresikan sebagai current density, konsentrasi H2O2,
dan daya lampu UVC dianalisis berdasarkan penurunan Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
maksimum. Studi ini dilakukan untuk menganalisis kondisi operasi dari variasi
voltase, konsentrasi awal H2O2, daya lampu UVC yang
paling optimum dalam memberikan penurunan COD signifikan serta mengevaluasi
biodegradabilitas dari penggunaan Foto-Elektro-Fenton sebagai pre-treatment.
Konsentrasi Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) juga dianalisis guna melihat
karakteristik biodegradabilitas raw leachate dan lindi hasil eksperimen
Elektro-Fenton. Berdasarkan eksperimen, kondisi optimum Foto-Elektro-Fenton
tercapai pada current density 47,184 A/m2, konsentrasi H2O2
awal 1.000 mg/L, dan daya lampu UVC 9 Watt pada persentase penurunan OCD
sebesar 59,67%. Unit Foto-Elektro-Fenton juga terbukti mampu meningkatkan rasio
BOD/COD dari semula 0,14 menjadi 0,32. Dengan diteruskannya efluen Foto-Elektro-Fenton
ke sistem pengolahan biologis eksisting, konsentrasi COD dan BOD lindi
diproyeksikan sudah memenuhi baku mutu sehingga dapat dilepas ke lingkungan.
Dengan demikian, Foto-Elektro-Fenton dinilai fisibel untuk dijadikan pre-treatment
pengolahan biologis.
Landfill leachate is produced in significant quantities with high
pollutant concentrations and complex characteristics. Due to its significant
contamination, landfill leachate needs to be properly treated before being
discharged into the water body. The most common landfill leachate treatment
system used is biological treatment. Unfortunately, due to landfill leachate's
low biodegradability, the biological treatment as a whole landfill leachate
treatment system often did not run effectively. Therefore, prior biological
treatment needs to be done to enhance its biodegradability and reduce organic
loading with Electro-Fenton as one of the chemical treatment options. Due to
operation dependency, the optimum condition from voltage, which is expressed as
current density, initial H2O2 concentration, and UVC
power analyzed based on the significance of Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
removal percentage. Also, biodegradability enhancement being discussed to
justify the feasibility of Electro-Fenton as biological pre-treatment.
Therefore, Biological were Oxygen Demand (BOD) concentration also being
analyzed. Based on the study, the optimum condition for Electro-Fenton
experiment achieved at a current density of 47.184 A/m2, an initial
H2O2 concentration of 1000 mg/L, and a UVC lamp power of
9 Watt at 59,67% of COD removal. Electro-Fenton was also found to be feasible
as biological pre-treatment, as the BOD/COD increased from 0.14 to 3.2. As the
effluent of Electro-Fenton being proceeded to the biological as existing
treatment plant, the BOD and COD concentration was found to comply with the
national regulation and safe to be released to the water body. Thus,
Electro-Fenton treatment was found to be feasible as a biological pre-treatment
based on its biodegradability enhancement ability.
Kata Kunci : Landfill leachate, Electro-Fenton, Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)