ANALISIS KANDUNGAN CADMIUM (Cd) DALAM AIR MINUM DEPOT ISI ULANG BATAM

Authors

  • Nurlinda Ayu Triwuri Program Studi Teknologi Rekayasa Pengendalian Pencemaran Lingkungan Politeknik Negri Cilacap

Keywords:

Heavy metal Cadmium (Cd), Refill drinking water

Abstract

Water is the main problem of natural resources needed for the livelihood of the people, even by all living creatures which include quality and quantity who are unable to meet the needs of the community.  Number  of  pollution  in the river makes people use other water  sources such  as ground  water. Water  pollution characterized by a change in the physical, chemical and  biological water. Due to human activity as the main cause of heavy metal contamination Cadmium (Cd) on the marine environment and cause disturbances in biological systems because it can easily accumulate in sediments and organisms. National Food and Drug Agency of the Republic of Indonesian (BPOM RI) tested the quality of water production of refill drinking water  in 5 cities find the 9 products containing Cadmium (Cd), which exceeds the maximum  allowed. By because that, for in anticipation of heavy metal pollution Cadmium (Cd) in water drink with method simple randomized sampling 6 samples refill drinking water  that is taken is Salsabila Batam Center,  Pak De Qua Tiban, Fun Qua Batu Ampar, Fresh Qua Bengkong, Salwa Qua Batu Aji, and Alam Qua Piayu sub-district of  Batam city derived from the raw water source of drinking water for testing of heavy metals Cadmium (Cd) in the laboratory PT. Sucofindo Batam. The metode analysis used by the standard of the Standart Methods for Water and Waste Water American Public Health Association, 22 nd eddition  2012 and  standard analysis for  parameters of  heavy metals Cadmium (Cd), which method 3111B (Direct Air-Acetylene Flame Method). Analysis research laboratory PT.Sucofindo Batam for heavy metal Cadmium (Cd) from to six sample obtained of  < 0.003 mg/L, this means still located below  the quality standards set by Regulation of the Minister of Health No. 492 Year 2010 of 0.003 mg/L.

Published

2017-12-07