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The phytoremediation of Echinodorus palaefolius (Water Jasmine) in reducing BOD and COD of liquid waste - Batik Industry "X" in Pekalongan

Authors: Fitriani Nur; Isworo Slamet;

The phytoremediation of Echinodorus palaefolius (Water Jasmine) in reducing BOD and COD of liquid waste - Batik Industry "X" in Pekalongan

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The "X" batik industry is a textile industry with industrial waste water discharged into water bodies which causes high pollution in the Lodji river. Data from the Environmental Office of Pekalongan on the status of biological oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) in the Lodji River are classified as high, namely between 2.741 – 1.464 mg/l, exceeding the quality standard <45 mg. Phytoremediation technology is an effort to reduce Biological Oxygen Demand and Chemical Oxygen Demand pollutants. This study aims to determine the ability of phytoremediation with Enchinodorus palaefolius (water jasmine) in reducing levels of biological oxygen demand and chemical oxygen demand in batik industrial wastewater "X". The method used is a quasi experiment with a non-equivalent control group design approach. Analysis of biological oxygen demand and chemical oxygen demand content using the analytical titration method. The Biological Oxygen Demand degradation modeling in treatment 1 kg, y = - 540.13 x + 2495.6, treatment 0.75 kg, y = -525.3x + 1938.7, treatment 0.5 kg y = - 515.09 x + 1923 while modeling for chemical oxygen demand reduction in treatment 1 kg, y = - 2543.7 x + 10130, treatment 0.75 kg, y = - 2500.7 x + 9913.8, treatment 0.5 kg, y = - 2578 x + 10045 Echinodorus palaefolius (water jasmine) was able to reduce Biological Oxygen Demand and Chemical Oxygen Demand levels by linear modeling on biological oxygen demand parameters with the best results on 0.5 kg treatment and chemical oxygen demand in 1.0 kg treatment.

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Phytoremediation; Echinodorus palaefolius; Biological oxygen demand; Chemical oxygen demand; Degradation; Linear modeling, Phytoremediation; Echinodorus palaefolius; Biological oxygen demand; Chemical oxygen demand; Degradation; Linear modeling

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