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1 ANALYTICAL REPORT JOB NUMBER : ENV Date : October 03, 2016 Customer: PT. BUMI MENARA INTERNUSA (Dampit - Malang) Attention: Mr. Agung Signature Name : Abdul Majid Title : Laboratory Supervisor
2 SAMPLE INFORMATION Date : October 03, 2016 Job Number : ENV Sampling Plan Ref : EI Sampling Procedure : EI Attn. Mr. Agung Sampled By : Mr. Ian Nico D Job Number Customer Sample Date Time Date Time Interval Sample ID Matrix Sampled Sampled Received Received Analysis Location Coodinate Emisi Boiler (Gas) Air 19/09/ :15 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ12'59.66" E: 112ᵒ44'52.04" Emisi Genset I (Solar) Air & Dust 19/09/ :15 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ12'56.96" E: 112ᵒ44'54.80" Emisi Genset II (Solar) Air & Dust 19/09/ :45 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ12'59.66" E: 112ᵒ44'52.04" Area Depan Pos Security Air & Dust 19/09/ :00 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ12'55.7" E: 112ᵒ44'55.7" Area Halaman Belakang Air & Dust 19/09/ :00 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ13'0.53" E: 112ᵒ44'51.49" Air Sungai Up Stream Water 19/09/ :45 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ12'55.7" E: 112ᵒ44'55.7" Air Sungai Down Stream Water 19/09/ :50 20/09/ : Sept S: 08ᵒ13'0.53" E: 112ᵒ44'51.49" Area mesin 1 Noise 19/09/ :50 20/09/ :00 19 Sept Area produksi Noise 19/09/ :55 20/09/ :00 19 Sept - 2 of 10
3 Customer Sample ID. : Emisi Boiler (Gas) Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ12'59.66" E: 112ᵒ44'52.04" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 10:15 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Air Interval Analysis : Sept NO. TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE RESULT REGULATORY MEASURED CORRECTED LIMIT* UNIT METHOD Emission Air Quality 1 Nitrogen Oxide NOx, as NO mg/nm 3 2 Sulfur Dioxide, SO mg/nm 3 * Based on The Regulatory of East Java Governor No. 10/2009 for Emission Air Quality (Gas Boiler) No. Parameter Result Unit 1 Oxygen, O % 2 Correction Oxygen Factor Stack Diameter 0.35 m 4 Flow Rate 5.3 m/s 5 Volumetric Flow rate 0.51 m 3 /s 6 Correction Calculate Factor (standart condition) Air Temperature 35.9 ᴼC 8 Air Preassure 0.01 Incw 9 Running Hour (April-September 2016) Minute 10 Emission load : Nitrogen Oxide NOx, as NO kg/years Sulfur Dioxide, SO kg/years 3 of 10
4 Customer Sample ID. : Emisi Genset I (Solar) Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ12'56.96" E: 112ᵒ44'54.80" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 11:15 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Air & Dust Interval Analysis : Sept NO. TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE RESULT REGULATORY MEASURED CORRECTED LIMIT* UNIT METHOD Emission Air Quality 1 Nitrogen Oxide NOx, as NO mg/nm 3 2 Carbon Monoxide, CO mg/nm 3 SNI Dust, Particulate mg/nm 3 EI (Isoknetik) 4 Sulfur Dioxide, SO mg/nm 3 * As Per Regulatory of Environment Minister No. 13/2009 Appendix I-1a ( >570 KWH, Oil Fuel) (1) Gas Volume measured in standart condition (25 C and 1 atm) (2) All parameter corrected with 13% O 2 value No. Parameter Result Unit 1 Oxygen, O % 2 Correction Oxygen Factor Stack Diameter 0.14 m 4 Flow Rate 12.3 m/s 5 Volumetric Flow rate m 3 /s 6 Correction Calculate Factor (standart condition) Air Temperature 39.9 ᴼC 8 Air Preassure 0.09 Incw 9 Running Hour (April-September 2016) 443 Minute 10 Emission load : Nitrogen Oxide NOx, as NO kg/years Carbon Monoxide, CO kg/years Dust, Particulate kg/years Sulfur Dioxide, SO kg/years 4 of 10
5 Customer Sample ID. : Emisi Genset II (Solar) Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ12'59.66" E: 112ᵒ44'52.04" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 10:45 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Air & Dust Interval Analysis : Sept NO. TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE RESULT REGULATORY MEASURED CORRECTED LIMIT* UNIT METHOD Emission Air Quality 1 Nitrogen Oxide NOx, as NO mg/nm 3 2 Carbon Monoxide, CO mg/nm 3 3 Dust, Particulate mg/nm 3 4 Sulfur Dioxide, SO mg/nm 3 SNI EI (Isoknetik) * As Per Regulatory of Environment Minister No. 13/2009 Appendix I-1a ( >570 KWH, Oil Fuel) (1) Gas Volume measured in standart condition (25 C and 1 atm) (2) All parameter corrected with 13% O 2 value No. Parameter Result Unit 1 Oxygen, O % 2 Correction Oxygen Factor Stack Diameter 0.14 m 4 Flow Rate 11.7 m/s 5 Volumetric Flow rate m 3 /s 6 Correction Calculate Factor (standart condition) Air Temperature 39.2 ᴼC 8 Air Preassure 0.13 Incw 9 Running Hour (April-September 2016) 443 Minute 10 Emission load : Nitrogen Oxide NOx, as NO kg/years Carbon Monoxide, CO kg/years Dust, Particulate kg/years Sulfur Dioxide, SO kg/years 5 of 10
6 Customer Sample ID. : Area Depan Pos Security Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ12'55.7" E: 112ᵒ44'55.7" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 11:00 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Air & Dust Interval Analysis : Sept NO TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE RESULT REGULATORY LIMIT * UNIT METHOD Ambient Air Quality: 1 Sulfur Dioxide, SO 2 < µg/nm 3 2 Carbon Monoxide, CO < µg/nm 3 3 Nitrogen Dioxide, NO µg/nm 3 4 Oxidant, O 3 < µg/nm 3 5 Dust** mg/nm 3 6 Lead, Pb** < mg/nm 3 7 Hydrogen Sulfide, H 2 S < µg/nm 3 8 Ammonia, NH µg/nm 3 9 Hydrocarbon, HC µg/nm 3 SNI EI (CO Meter) SNI SNI SNI SNI EI (Spektrofotometri) SNI EI (Sensor) * Governor of East Java Regulatory No. 10/2009 for Ambient Air Standard Quality ** Based on sampling duration 60 minutes Meteorology Data 1 Temperature Relative Humidity 54.1 % 3 Wind Direction (to) West - 4 Wind Speed m/s 5 Weather Clear - 0 C 6 of 10
7 Customer Sample ID. : Area Halaman Belakang Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ13'0.53" E: 112ᵒ44'51.49" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 10:00 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Air & Dust Interval Analysis : Sept NO TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE RESULT REGULATORY LIMIT * UNIT METHOD Ambient Air Quality: 1 Sulfur Dioxide, SO 2 < µg/nm 3 2 Carbon Monoxide, CO < µg/nm 3 3 Nitrogen Dioxide, NO 2 < µg/nm 3 4 Oxidant, O 3 < µg/nm 3 5 Dust** mg/nm 3 6 Lead, Pb** < mg/nm 3 7 Hydrogen Sulfide, H 2 S < µg/nm 3 8 Ammonia, NH µg/nm 3 9 Hydrocarbon, HC µg/nm 3 SNI EI (CO Meter) SNI SNI SNI SNI EI (Spektrofotometri) SNI EI (Sensor) * Governor of East Java Regulatory No. 10/2009 for Ambient Air Standard Quality ** Based on sampling duration 60 minutes Meteorology Data 1 Temperature Relative Humidity 55.5 % 3 Wind Direction (to) West - 4 Wind Speed m/s 5 Weather Clear - 0 C 7 of 10
8 Customer Sample ID. : Air Sungai Up Stream Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ12'55.7" E: 112ᵒ44'55.7" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 09:45 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Water Interval Analysis : Sept NO TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE REGULATORY RESULT LIMIT * UNIT Physical Properties 1 Temperature 29.0 Air Temp. ± 5 o C 2 Total Dissolved Solids, TDS mg/l 3 Total Suspended Solids, TSS NTU Chemical Properties 1 ph ph Unit 2 Dissolved Oxygen, DO** mg/l 3 Biochemical Oxygen Demand, BOD mg/l 4 Chemical Oxygen Demand, COD mg/l 5 Total Posphate as P # mg/l 6 Nitrate, NO 3 -N < mg/l 7 Ammonium, NH 3 -N mg/l 8 Arsenic, As < mg/l 9 Cobalt, Co < mg/l 10 Barium, Ba # < mg/l 11 Boron, B # < mg/l 12 Selenium, Se < mg/l 13 Cadmium, Cd < mg/l 14 Hexavalent Chromium, Cr mg/l 15 Copper, Cu < mg/l 16 Iron, Fe mg/l 17 Lead, Pb < mg/l 18 Manganese, Mn mg/l 19 Mercury, Hg < mg/l 20 Zinc, Zn < mg/l 21 Chloride, Cl 53 - mg/l 22 Cyanide, CN # < mg/l 23 Fluoride, F mg/l 24 Nitrite, NO 2 -N mg/l 25 Sulfate, SO mg/l 26 Free Chlorine, Cl mg/l 27 Sulfide, as H 2 S < mg/l 28 Fecal Coli MPN/100 ml 29 Total Coli MPN/100 ml 30 Oil and Grease < µg/l 31 Surfactants, MBAS µg/l 32 Phenol < 5 - µg/l METHOD SNI SNI SNI SNI APHA 4500-O-G-2012 SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI APHA 4500 B-2005 SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI EI (Spectrophotometric) SNI APHA 9222D-2012 SNI ISO SNI SNI SNI # Not Accredited * As per PPRI. No. 82/2001 Category IV ** Dissolved Oxygen (DO) is minimum threshold value 8 of 10
9 Customer Sample ID. : Air Sungai Down Stream Location Coodinate : S: 08ᵒ13'0.53" E: 112ᵒ44'51.49" Laboratory Sample ID. : Time Sampled : 09:50 Time Received : 08:00 Sample Matrix : Water Interval Analysis : Sept NO TEST DESCRIPTION SAMPLE REGULATORY RESULT LIMIT * UNIT Physical Properties 1 Temperature 29.3 Air Temp. ± 5 o C 2 Total Dissolved Solids, TDS mg/l 3 Total Suspended Solids, TSS NTU Chemical Properties 1 ph ph Unit 2 Dissolved Oxygen, DO** mg/l 3 Biochemical Oxygen Demand, BOD mg/l 4 Chemical Oxygen Demand, COD mg/l 5 Total Posphate as P # mg/l 6 Nitrate, NO 3 -N < mg/l 7 Ammonium, NH 3 -N mg/l 8 Arsenic, As < mg/l 9 Cobalt, Co mg/l 10 Barium, Ba # < mg/l 11 Boron, B # < mg/l 12 Selenium, Se < mg/l 13 Cadmium, Cd < mg/l 14 Hexavalent Chromium, Cr mg/l 15 Copper, Cu < mg/l 16 Iron, Fe mg/l 17 Lead, Pb < mg/l 18 Manganese, Mn mg/l 19 Mercury, Hg < mg/l 20 Zinc, Zn < mg/l 21 Chloride, Cl 59 - mg/l 22 Cyanide, CN # < mg/l 23 Fluoride, F mg/l 24 Nitrite, NO 2 -N mg/l 25 Sulfate, SO mg/l 26 Free Chlorine, Cl mg/l 27 Sulfide, as H 2 S < mg/l 28 Fecal Coli MPN/100 ml 29 Total Coli MPN/100 ml 30 Oil and Grease < µg/l 31 Surfactants, MBAS µg/l 32 Phenol < 5 - µg/l METHOD SNI SNI SNI SNI APHA 4500-O-G-2012 SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI APHA 4500 B-2005 SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI SNI EI (Spectrophotometric) SNI APHA 9222D-2012 SNI ISO SNI SNI SNI # Not Accredited * As per PPRI. No. 82/2001 Category IV ** Dissolved Oxygen (DO) is minimum threshold value 9 of 10
10 NOISE TEST RESULTS NO. LAB SAMPEL ID. DATE TIME RESULT UNIT METHOD Area mesin 1 19/09/ : dba SNI 7231: Area produksi 19/09/ : dba SNI 7231:2009 * As per Minister of Manpower Regulatory No. 13/MENAKER/X/2011 in Working Area (< 85 dba) 10 of 10
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