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Description of Jambi City: 1. General Overview 1.1 Location
Description of Jambi City: 1. General Overview 1.1 Location
Description of Jambi City: 1. General Overview 1.1 Location
1. General Overview
1.1 Location
Jambi is the capital of Jambi Province in Sumatera Island. It is located between
01302,98" to 0171,07" south latitude and 103401,67" to 103400,23" east longitude.
Jambi City is located within the territory of Muaro Jambi Regency because Muaro Jambi
Regency is the border or northern, southern, eastern, and western of Jambi City. The
average altitude of Jambi city is 10-60 m above sea level.
Jambi City has total land area of 205,38 km2. It consists of 8 districts and 62 subdistricts. The name of the districts and its area can be seen in Table 1 below :
Table 1. Districts in Jambi City
No
Name of District
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Kota Baru
Jambi Selatan
Jelutung
Pasar Jambi
Telanaipura
Danau Teluk
Pelayangan
Jambi Timur
Total
Area
km2
77,78
34,07
7,92
4,02
30,39
15,70
15,29
20,21
205,38
%
37,87%
16,59%
3,86%
1,96%
14,80%
7,64%
7,44%
9,84%
100%
1.2 Demography
Based on population projection by 2014, total population of Jambi City in 2014 is
568.020 people, while the population in 2013 was 569.331 people and in 2012 was 557.215
people. Detail of Jambi Citys population by district in 2012-2014 are described in Table 2
below :
Table 2. Number of Jambi City Population by District in 2012-2014
No
Districts
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Kota Baru
Jambi Selatan
Jelutung
Pasar Jambi
Telanaipura
Danau Teluk
Pelayangan
Jambi Timur
Total
Population density of Jambi City in 2014 is 2765,70 people/km 2. The three districts with
highest population density in Jambi City is Jelutung, Jambi Selatan, and Jambi Timur in the
amount of 7836 people/km2, 3928 people/km2, and 3904 people/km2 respectively.
2. Environment Condition
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2.1 Water Resource
Jambi Selatan District is the area with high potential ground water. Ground water
quality is good and comply with drinking water requirement. For the drinking water, the
majority of households rely on PDAM Tirta Mayang as the source of their drinking water.
Raw water sources of drinking water are from Batanghari River. Number of consumer and
water production of PDAM Tirta Mayang tend to increase every year, see in Table 3 below :
Table 3. Number of Consumer and Water Production in Jambi City 2011-2014
No
1
2
3
4
Year
2014
2013
2012
2011
Number of Consumer
62.883
61.660
59.951
58.265
From Table 3 above, it can be concluded that number of consumer of PDAM Tirta
Mayang in 2014 increased by from 2013, and the water production increased by 14,08%.
2.2 Industrial Wastewater
Jamby City has the industry consisting of small industries, medium, and large
industries. Every industry will generate such as liquid waste, solid waste, air waste, toxic
and hazardous materials. The following are loading of liquid waste in 2011 :
No
1
2
3
4
5
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Office in 2010, can be concluded that the well has not indicated any contamination of septic
tank.
3. Previous Studies Related Jambi Sewerage Project
In accordance with the IEE Jambi Sewerage Project Report 2013, Jambis proposed
sewerage system under MSMIP shall cover the sub-districts of Jambi Timur and Pasar
Jambi, part of the priority areas of Zone 1 in Jambis Wastewater Infrastructure Master Plan.
The proposed sewerage system will serve 85.000 people through 17.600 domestic service
connections by 2018. The proposed sewerage network will have 124,2 km of sewer
pipelines with diameters ranging from 100 mm to 1000 mm. ADB will only fund under
MSMIP those sewer pipelines with diameters 300 mm and above. Hence, the 115,6 km of
tertiary sewer network (with pipe diameters of less than 300 mm) will not be funded under
MSMIP. Sewer pipelines with diameters 300 mm and above will have 60 manholes, while
those below 300 mm will have 52 manholes. The system also includes a sewage pumping
station (flow capacity of 100 l/s).
The proposed WWTP site is within the city in a generally urban area at Kasang, East
Jambi Sub-district near the Kasang village and Kasang Jaya village. This proposed 6 ha
WWTP site is presently an agricultural area. The discharge point of the proposed WWTP
site is Selincah Creek. This stream has a flowrate of 10 m 3/s. The proposed WWTP shall be
a Facultative Aerated Pond (FAP) system in series using covered anaerobic pond,
facultative-aerobic ponds, and maturation ponds. Pretreatment system includes a screen
chamber and grit chamber. The FAP system is a biological waste treatment system using
stabilization ponds with mechanical aerators to put more oxygen (air) into the wastewater.
With higher oxygen transfer the ponds can have smaller hydraulic retention time resulting to
smaller requirement for volumes and land area. Top of ponds have aerobic conditions, while
the bottom is anaerobic. Both aerobic and anaerobic processes occur within the pond. The
top layer of the pond receives oxygen from aerators, while the lower layer is deprived of
oxygen and becomes anoxic or anaerobic. Settleable solids accumulate and digested at the
bottom of the pond. Aerobic and anaerobic organisms work together to achieve good BOD
reductions.
The proposed WWTP will be designed to achieve effluent quality with a maximum BOD
of 50 mg/l and total suspended solids (TSS) of 100 mg/l. This BOD value is more stringent
than the national effluent regulations that (Environment Minister Decree No.112 of 2003 on
Domestic Wastewater Quality) allows a discharge quality with a maximum BOD of 100 mg/l.
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