Reinforcement Review in Civil Engineering Studies and Management

Studi Analisis Struktur Batuan dan Evaluasi RQD: Potensi Longsoran di Ruas Jalan Goa Jepang, Jelapan, Bantul

Arie Noor Rakhman — 2024-07-23

Model Prediksi Tingkat Kebisingan Pada Ruas Jalan Berdasarkan Volume Kendaraan dan Kecepatan di Bali

Dani Ahmad Bahtiar Bahtiar — 2024-04-30

This study focuses on Jalan Kerobokan, one of the busiest thoroughfares in Denpasar City, as a case study. The presence of diverse land uses, including schools, offices, and commercial centers, has led to a significant increase in traffic volume on Jalan Kerobokan, consequently resulting in elevated noise levels. The objective of this research is to analyze the relationship between traffic volume, speed, and noise levels on this road. A field survey was conducted to collect primary data, and multiple linear regression analysis was employed using SPSS software to model the relationship between these variables. The findings reveal that the highest traffic volume was recorded on Mondays, reaching 13,723 vehicles per hour. The average speed was measured at 31.09 km/h, while the noise level was found to be 84.755 dB(A). These results indicate that noise levels in the study area have exceeded the permissible limits. The mathematical model developed to represent the relationship between traffic volume, speed, and noise levels on Jalan Kerobokan is expressed as Y = 64.526 + 0.03X1 + 0.110X2 + 0.143X3 – 0.706X4, with an R-squared value of 0.244. This model suggests that traffic noise (Y) can be explained by the volume of motorcycles (X1), light vehicles (X2), heavy vehicles (X3), and traffic speed (X4).

Studi Pola Pergerakan Mahasiswa Pada Kampus di Wilayah Denpasar Selatan

kornelius septira kelvin olang olang — 2024-04-30

The rapid growth of Denpasar City, particularly in the southern region which is also an educational hub, has led to a significant increase in the student population at various universities. Consequently, student mobility has surged, resulting in various problems such as traffic congestion, especially during peak hours around campuses. This study focuses on several campuses in South Denpasar to analyze student travel patterns and identify the factors influencing the number of trips generated. The results indicate that the equation describing trip generation and attraction in this area is Y = -1035.105 + 0.002 (X1) + 2.808 (X2) + 32.273 (X3) + 0.076 (X4), where -1035.105 is the constant, X1 is the campus/university area, X2 is the number of lecturers, X3 is the number of classrooms, and X4 is the number of students. The significant influencing factors are the coefficients of X2 (number of lecturers) and X4 (campus/university area). The analysis reveals that the number of lecturers and campus area have a significant impact on the number of trips. Further analysis shows that the coefficient of X1 (campus/university area) is 0.002, indicating that every 1 square meter increase in campus area will lead to a 0.002 increase in daily vehicle trips generated by students. In conclusion, the number of trips generated by a campus is influenced by several factors, namely the number of lecturers, the number of classrooms, and the campus area. These factors contribute differently to the total number of trips.

Analisis SWOT Efektivitas Beton Cast In Situ Pada Saluran Irigasi Jogging Track Desa Wisata Baha, Kecamatan Mengwi

Suparmi Ni Ketut — 2024-07-23

Baha Tourism Village is one of the tourist destinations in Badung Regency, featuring a 6-kilometer jogging track. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of using cast-in-situ concrete in rehabilitating the irrigation canal adjacent to the jogging track. A SWOT matrix analysis was employed. Based on the analysis, four sets of alternative strategies can be implemented for the rehabilitation of the Subak Lepud irrigation canal in Baha Tourism Village compared to precast U-ditch concrete. The SO (Strength-Opportunity) strategy reveals that the factor to be maintained to seize opportunities is the use of cast-in-situ concrete, which is more economical due to its long lifespan. Furthermore, the WO (Weakness-Opportunity) strategy involves using a time schedule where all construction plans, from formwork installation to concrete pouring, are incorporated to maximize time, cost, and quality. The ST (Strength-Threat) strategy indicates that there are numerous stakeholders involved in the canal project, while the WT (Weakness-Threat) strategy suggests that to minimize the failure of cast-in-situ concrete mixtures, supervision of materials, concrete mix quality, and occupational health and safety (OHS) must be optimized.