Judul HUBUNGAN ANTARA KEPADATAN LALU LINTAS DENGAN Kualitas Udara di kota Padang

Yanismai, Yanismai (2010) Judul HUBUNGAN ANTARA KEPADATAN LALU LINTAS DENGAN Kualitas Udara di kota Padang. Working Paper. Pascasarjana Unand. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

The increasing rate of economic development in the Province of West Sumatra has resulted in acceleration in the physical development of Padang City. The development in Padang City will become a barometer and supporting system for the development of other areas as hinterland in West Sumatra. Consequently, the development of every aspect in Padang City should be performed in a more progressive and dynamic way. One of the facilities whose contribution is highest is transportation facility. Padang is a city whose industrial development and vehicle number are increasing each year. One way to minimalize air pollutants due to motor vehicle on the road is by establishing a green route. The study was conducted to find out the condition of the air quality in Padang City and the relationship between the traffic density and the air quality in Padang City. The chemical parameters that were studied are SO2, NO2, HC, CO, Pb and Para-physics Ash. The condition of the air quality in Padang City is still sufficiently good because it is still below the Boundary Grade (NAB), according to the National Ambient Raw Air Quality PP. RI. No. 41, 1999. Sulphuroxyde level is about 52 ug/Nm3 to 416 ug/Nm3, Carbonmonokside is about 77,97 ug/Nm3 to 480,25 ug/Nm3, Hydrocarbon is about 14,29 ug/Nm3 to 50,01 ug/Nm3, Nitrogen-oxide is about 16,7 ug/Nm3 to 111 ug/Nm3, Timbale is about 0,333 ug/Nm3 to 0,359 ug/Nm3, Ash is about 107,9 ug/Nm3 to 214,4 ug/Nm3. The density of traffic in Jalan Khatib Sulaiman, Ki Mangunsarkoro, Ahmad Yani and Veteran is Padang City does not sow a significant relationship with the level of SO2, CO, HC, NO, Pb and Ash in the air.

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