JRSSEM 2022, Vol. 02 No. 6, 1048 1062
E-ISSN: 2807 - 6311, P-ISSN: 2807 - 6494
DOI : 10.36418/jrssem.v2i06.364 https://jrssem.publikasiindonesia.id/index.php/jrssem/index
ANALYSIS OF FUNCTION IMPROVEMENTS DUE TO
CHANGES IN CORE ZONE MATERIAL BASED ON VALUE
ENGINEERING AT URUGAN BATU DAM
Dhania Kusumastuti
1
Agus Suroso
2
1
Student, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Mercubuana University, Indonesia
2
Lecturers, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Mercubuana University, Indonesia
*
e-mail: dhaniakusumastuti@gmail.com, agus_suroso@mercubuana.ac.id
*Correspondence: dhaniakusumastuti@gmail.com
Submitted
: 15
th
December 2022
Revised
: 13
th
January 2023
Accepted
: 25
th
January 2023
Abstract: An embankment dam is a large artificial embankment made by placing and
compacting various compositions of soil, sand, clay or rock. One of the rock fill dams located
in the Buleleng Regency, Bali Province, namely the Tamblang Dam which is planned to be
utilized to meet the raw water needs in the Buleleng Regency in particular and the Bali Province
of 510 liters/second, irrigates irrigated rice fields in Bungkulan and in Bulian with an area of
588 Ha, as a micro hydro power generator of 2 x 269 MW, as well as other uses for flood control
and tourism. At first the Tamblang Dam was a rock fill dam with an upright core made of clay
material. After conducting test pits at 30 borrowed areas and soil investigations at an
independent laboratory, the volume of the core zone material according to specifications
cannot meet the needs of the core material. There are alternative solutions to the problem,
namely bringing in core zone material from outside the project site or changing the original
clay core design into an asphalt concrete core. This study applies the Value Engineering (VE)
method in which an increase in function at a fixed cost or an increase in function will be
obtained by reducing costs or reducing costs for a fixed function or increasing costs and
increasing functions.
Keywords: Dam; Value Engineering; Clay; Asphalt Concrete.
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INTRODUCTION
The selection of urugan-type dams in
Indonesia is not only supported by their
topography, the availability of material is
also adequate so that it is more economical
than other types of dams. Besides having
great and more economical benefits,
urugan-type dams can also bring danger in
the event of dam failure because they are
heavy construction. To avoid the
occurrence of collapses in urugan dams, it
is necessary to analyze the stability of the
dam both at the time of design, during the
implementation and operation of the dam
(Azdan and Samekto, 2008).
Tamblang Dam is one of the dams in
Indonesia located in Bali Province and a
rock urugan dam type with an upright core
that has a dam peak elevation located on
El. +185 m with a peak length of 260 m, and
a height of 68 m from the bottom of the
deepest foundation. Tamblang Dam
located in the Tukad Daya watershed is
planned to be used to meet raw water
needs, especially in the Buleleng Regency,
Bali Province, raw water of 510 liters /
second, irrigating irrigated rice fields in
Bungkulan and in Bulian covering an area
of 588 ha, as a micro hydro power plant of
0.38 MW, as well as other uses as flood
control and tourism.
Tamblang Dam was originally a rock
urugan dam with an upright core with clay
material. After pit tests at 30 points and soil
investigation in an independent laboratory
at the prospective borrow area location, the
clay parameter values in the form of Plastic
Indek and Permeability did not meet the
engineering specifications.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Tamblang Dam, most of the constituent
material is in the form of random rock
urugan which has an upright core divided
into 6 (six) zones, namely zone 1 is an
impermeable core, zone 2 is a fine filter,
zone 3 is a coarse filter zone, zone 4 is a
rock heap, zone 5 is a random rock, zone 5a
is a random weathered rock and zone 6 is a
rip rap pair that can be seen in Figure 2.8 so
that it belongs to the type of rock urugan
dam with an upright core (BWS Bali Penida,
2022).
Figure 1. Cross section of the core zone with loamy soil
(Source : BWS Bali Penida,2021)
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Figure 2. Cross Section of the Core Zone with Concrete Asphalt
(Source : BWS Bali Penida,2021)
An overview of the layout of the Tamblang
dam consisting of the main dam body,
evasion tunnel, spillway, intake, and outlet
can be seen in figure 4.3 below.
Figure 3. Tamblang Dam Layout
Figure 4. Research Flowchart
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RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
A. general description
The overall scope of Tamblang
Dam construction work includes
preparatory work, entrance, and road
inspection work, evasion tunnel work,
main dam
work,
spillway
building
work,
intake
building work,
hydromechanical work, facility
building work, and other works.
Technical data of the work the work
based on the results of a detailed
design review
is:
1. Reservoirs
a. River Name: Tukad Daya
b. Inundation Length: 2,236 Km
c. Luas DAS: 78,63 Km
2
d. Inundation Area: 35.9 H
e. Total Spool Volume: 7.6m
m3
f. Effective Spool Volume: 5.6m
3m
g. Dead Spool Volume: 2.0m
3
h. Minimum Water Level Elevation:
+161.0 m
i. Normal Water Level Elevation: +179.5
m
j.Maximum Water Level
Elevation:+182.2 m
2. Main Dam
a.Type: Urugan Stone With Upright
Core
b. Waterproof Layer Position and Type:
In the Middle
c. Flood Discharge Q1000: 712 m
3
/s
d. PMF Flood Discharge: 1514 m
3
/s
e.Foundation Type: Rocks
f.Height of the Deepest Foundation
Base: 68 m
g. Height From the Bottom of the
Deepest River: 66 m
h. Dam Volume: 960,184
m3
- Core and
Coffer Dam
: 94,502.44m
3
- Fine Filter: 50,991.62 m
3
- Coarse Filter: 44,085.94
m3
- Rock Heap: 905,619.74 m
3
- Rip Rap: 23.915,08 m
3
i.Peak Elevation: 185 m
j.Peak Length: 260 m
h.Peak Width: 12 m
i.Upper Slope: 1H : 2.25
j. Slope of Downstream Slope: 1H : 2.0
k.High Care: 2.8 m
3. Evasive Building
A. Cofferdam
a. Type: Stone Heap
b. Peak Elevation: El 142.0
c. Height of the Deepest Foundation:
27 m
d. Panjang Puncak: 140 m
e. Debit Plan (Q25):1.10
3
/s
B. Terowongan
a.Type: Horseshoe Tunnel
b.Elevasi Inlet: El 128.00 m
c.Elevasi Outlet: El 118.90 m
d.Diameter: 4.50 m
e.Panjang: 355 m
4. Spillway Building
a. Type: Side spillway, OGEE type
lighthouse
b.NoDoor/doorless/combination: No
Door
c.Kapasitas (m3/dt): 712 m
3
/dt
d.Elevation of Mercu (m): + 179.50 m
e.Lighthouse Length (m): 70 m
f.Launcher Channel Length (m): 209.82
m
g.Energy Reducer Type: Sky Jump
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NO. URAIAN PEKERJAAN BIAYA
1 PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN Rp4.333.908.570
2
PEKERJAAN JALAN MASUK DAN JALAN INSPEKSI
Rp85.347.122.742
3 PEKERJAAN TEROWONGAN PENGELAK Rp89.847.705.471
4 PEKERJAAN BENDUNGAN UTAMA (MAIN DAM) Rp267.316.158.764
5 PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PELIMPAH (SPILLWAY) Rp216.498.393.889
6
PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PENGAMBILAN (INTAKE)
Rp19.321.590.477
7 PEKERJAAN HIDROMEKANIKAL Rp31.225.155.820
8 PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN FASILITAS Rp11.342.325.522
9 PEKERJAAN LAIN-LAIN Rp6.250.749.596
A JUMLAH BIAYA Rp731.483.110.853
B. Cost Data
At the information stage, the
Budget Plan (RAB) for the construction
work of the Tamblang dam as a whole
assuming the initial availability of
sufficient material at the Tamblang
dam area site.
Table 1. Overall Tamblang Dam Construction RAB (assuming sufficient material needs in the
Tamblang dam area)
(Source: BWS Bali Penida,2021)
In the construction work of the
Tamblang dam core zone, one
alternative solution to the problem
of clay material needs is to bring in
material from outside the project
that has a high Plasticity Index to
mix with the core material in the
borrow area located around the
Titab Dam which is approximately
60 km from the Tamblang Dam
location. The cost estimate is based
on
engineer's estimate
if the
construction of the Tamblang dam
construction by bringing in clay
material which is approximately 60
km from the Tamblang dam is as
follows:
Table 2. Tamblang Dam Work Rab Overall (bringing in clay soil material from outside)
(Source: Own Processed Products)
NO. URAIAN PEKERJAAN BIAYA
1 PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN Rp4.333.908.570
2
PEKERJAAN JALAN MASUK DAN JALAN INSPEKSI
Rp85.347.122.742
3 PEKERJAAN TEROWONGAN PENGELAK Rp89.847.705.471
4 PEKERJAAN BENDUNGAN UTAMA (MAIN DAM) Rp341.670.183.704
5 PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PELIMPAH (SPILLWAY) Rp216.498.393.889
6
PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PENGAMBILAN (INTAKE)
Rp19.321.590.477
7 PEKERJAAN HIDROMEKANIKAL Rp31.225.155.820
8 PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN FASILITAS Rp11.342.325.522
9 PEKERJAAN LAIN-LAIN Rp6.250.749.596
A JUMLAH BIAYA Rp805.837.135.793
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Specifically, the work of the
Tamblang dam core zone includes
main coffer dam work (dewatering
and earthworks), and
main dam
work consisting of dewatering work,
earthworks, stockpile work,
instrumentation work, supporting
equipment for operation and
maintenance, miscellaneous work,
jetty and trash boom
work. Based
on
the engineer's estimate
, the
following is the Cost Budget Plan
(RAB) for the
main coffer dam
workand the main dam work
with
clay soil material imported from
outside:
Table 3. Main Dam Work Rab at Tamblang Dam (Material imported from outside)
(Source: Own Processed Products)
C. Pareto Analysis
The following is the result of
a thorough analysis of the
Tamblang Dam Construction
Pareto assuming it brings in clay
material from outside the project
area:
Table 4. Thorough Pareto Analysis of Tamblang Dam
(Source: Own Processed Products)
NO. URAIAN PEKERJAAN BIAYA
1
PEKERJAAN MAIN COFFER DAM Rp14.116.595.176
A. PEKERJAAN DEWATERING Rp200.000.000
B. PEKERJAAN TANAH Rp13.916.595.176
2
PEKERJAAN BENDUNGAN UTAMA (MAIN DAM ) Rp327.553.588.527
A. PEKERJAAN DEWATERING Rp370.000.000
B. PEKERJAAN TANAH Rp39.154.259.513
C. PEKERJAAN TIMBUNAN Rp217.679.733.517
D. PEKERJAAN DRILLING DAN GROUTING Rp50.692.331.226
E. PEKERJAAN INSTRUMENTASI Rp11.188.368.000
F. PERALATAN PENUNJANG OP Rp3.804.692.908
G. PEKERJAAN LAIN - LAIN Rp3.326.513.580
H. PEKERJAAN JETTY DAN TRASHBOOM Rp1.337.689.784
Rp341.670.183.704
JUMLAH BIAYA
BIAYA KOMPONEN
PROSENTASE
KOMPONEN
PEKERJAAN
KUMULATIF
PROSENTASE
KOMPONEN
PEKERJAAN
(Rp.) (Rp.) (Rp.) (Rp.)
1
PEKERJAAN BENDUNGAN UTAMA (MAIN DAM) 341.670.183.704
341.670.183.704 11% 11%
2
PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PELIMPAH (SPILLWAY) 216.498.393.889
558.168.577.593 11% 22%
3
PEKERJAAN TEROWONGAN PENGELAK 89.847.705.471
648.016.283.065 11% 33%
4
PEKERJAAN JALAN MASUK DAN JALAN INSPEKSI 85.347.122.742
733.363.405.807 11% 44%
5
PEKERJAAN HIDROMEKANIKAL 31.225.155.820
764.588.561.627 11% 56%
6
PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PENGAMBILAN (INTAKE) 19.321.590.477
783.910.152.104 11% 67%
7
PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN FASILITAS 11.342.325.522
795.252.477.626 11% 78%
8
PEKERJAAN LAIN-LAIN 6.250.749.596
801.503.227.223 11% 89%
9
PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN 4.333.908.570
805.837.135.793 11% 100%
TOTAL 805.837.135.793 100%
NO.
KOMPONEN PEKERJAAN
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Figure 4. Overall Tamblang Dam Pareto Graph
(Source: Own Processed Products)
The following is the result of
Pareto's analysis of the
construction of the core zone of
the Tamblang Dam, especially on
the
main dam
work by bringing
in clay core material from outside
the project area:
Table 5. Pareto Analysis of Main Dam Work (
Main Dam
)
BIAYA KOMPONEN
KUMULATIF BIAYA
KOMPONEN TOTAL
PROSENTASE
KOMPONEN
PEKERJAAN
KUMULATIF
PROSENTASE
KOMPONEN
PEKERJAAN
(Rp.) (Rp.) (Rp.) (Rp.)
1 PEKERJAAN TIMBUNAN 217.679.733.517 217.679.733.517 13% 13%
2 PEKERJAAN DRILLING DAN GROUTING 50.692.331.226 268.372.064.743 13% 25%
3 PEKERJAAN TANAH 39.154.259.513 307.526.324.256 13% 38%
4 PEKERJAAN INSTRUMENTASI 11.188.368.000 318.714.692.256 13% 50%
5 PERALATAN PENUNJANG OP 3.804.692.908 322.519.385.164 13% 63%
6 PEKERJAAN LAIN - LAIN 3.326.513.580 325.845.898.743 13% 75%
7
PEKERJAAN JETTY DAN TRASHBOOM 1.337.689.784 327.183.588.527 13% 88%
8 PEKERJAAN DEWATERING 370.000.000 327.553.588.527 13% 100%
TOTAL 327.553.588.527 100%
NO.
KOMPONEN PEKERJAAN
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Figure 5. Main
Dam
Works Pareto Graph
(Source: Own Processed Products)
- Function Analysis Stage
The results of identifying the
function of the core zone of the
urugan batu dam are as follows:
Table 6. Identification of Dam Core Zone Functions
(Source: Own Processed Products)
Then the Function Analysis
System Technique
(FAST) is carried
out to see the identification of basic
functions and complementary
functions by compiling the
functions in the
Fast Diagram
as
follows:
Kata Kerja Kata Benda
Meningkatkan Fleksibilitas
Mengurangi permeabilitas
Mengoptimalkan Keamanan
Menahan Rembesan
Mengendalikan Deformasi
Mencegah Erosi
Fungsi
Komponen Pekerjaan
Zona Inti Bendungan
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Figure 6.
Fast Diagram
Before Function Addition
(Source: Own Processed Products)
- Creative Stage
The Fast diagram
presented
below is a series of functions of the
core zone of the urugan batu dam,
where there is no function of
avoiding
piping
which can increase
the safety of the dam without
adding construction work items.
Figure 7.
Fast diagram
after function addition
Source : Self-Processed Products
HOW WHY
Technical FAST Diagram Before Additional Function
Input
Ouput
ANALISIS ESTIMASI BIAYA KONSTRUKSI
AKIBAT PERUBAHAN MATERIAL ZONA INTI
Pek. Tanah
Pek. Timbunan
Pekerjaan Lain - Lain Melapisi pondasi Melindungi pondasi Keamanan
Mendukung pekerjaan
Mendampingi
Pelaksanaan
Pengawasan
Tenaga Kerja Asing, Tenaga
Lokal Desain, Supervisi
Menahan Rembesan
Mempertahankan Struktur Keamanan dan Kekuatan
Kekuatan Pondasi
Zona Inti
Mendukung beban
Meneruskan beban ke
atas dan bawah
Kekuatan
Pek. Bendungan
Utama (Main Dam)
Pek. Instrumentasi
Mengoptimalkan
keamanan
Memantau perilaku Keamanan
ANALISIS ESTIMASI BIAYA KONSTRUKSI
AKIBAT PERUBAHAN MATERIAL ZONA INTI
BERBASIS VALUE ENGINEERING DAN LIFE CYCLE COST
PADA BENDUNGAN URUGAN BATU
Mengendalikan deformasi
Meningkatkan
Fleksibilitas
Mengurangi risiko
kegagalan
Mengurangi risiko
kerusakan
Pekerjaan Penunjang
OP
Mengoptimalkan
pengelolaan
Mengatur maintenance
Life Time
HOW WHY
Technical FAST Diagram After Additional Function
Input
Ouput
ANALISIS ESTIMASI BIAYA KONSTRUKSI
AKIBAT PERUBAHAN MATERIAL ZONA INTI
Pek. Tanah
Pek. Timbunan
Pek. Lain - Lain Melapisi pondasi Melindungi pondasi Keamanan
Mendukung pekerjaan
Mendampingi
Pelaksanaan
Pengawasan
Tenaga Kerja Asing, Tenaga
Lokal Desain, Supervisi
Menahan Rembesan
Mempertahankan Struktur Keamanan & Kekuatan
Kekuatan Pondasi
Zona Inti
Mendukung beban
Meneruskan beban ke
atas dan bawah
Kekuatan
Pek. Bendungan
Utama (Main Dam)
Pek. Instrumentasi
Mengoptimalkan
keamanan
Memantau perilaku
Keamanan
ANALISIS ESTIMASI BIAYA KONSTRUKSI
AKIBAT PERUBAHAN MATERIAL ZONA INTI
BERBASIS VALUE ENGINEERING DAN LIFE CYCLE COST
PADA BENDUNGAN URUGAN BATU
Mengendalikan deformasi
Meningkatkan
Fleksibilitas
Mengurangi risiko
kegagalan
Mengurangi risiko
kerusakan
Material Alternatif
PenghematanAspal Beton
Mengoptimalkan
pengelolaan
Mengatur maintenance Life Time
Pekerjaan Penunjang
OP
Mencegah penuaan
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The addition of the core zone function of the urugan batu dam is as follows:
Table 7. Addition of Dam Core Zone Functions
(Source: Own Processed Products)
- Evaluation/Discussion Stage
In the evaluation stage, an
evaluation of the results of the
application of
value engineering
to
changes in the material of the
Tamblang dam core zone has been
obtained at the stages that have
been carried out previously.
Life
Cycle Cost Analysis.
The opinions of
5 (five) experts in the field of water
resources are required using the
questionnaire instrument as
attached. The selected experts are
personnel who have a dam
expertise certificate (SKA Dam),
undergraduate education level (S1),
and experience of more than 5 (five)
years of dam construction work as
well as dam operation and
maintenance activities. Experts fill
out questionnaires by giving
statements of agreeing or
disagreeing with each indicator and
sub-indicator, and experts can
provide responses/suggestions to
the indicators and sub-indicators
presented.
Based on the filling of the
questionnaire by 5 (five) experts
related to what factors support the
analysis of construction cost
estimates due to changes in core
zone materials based on
value
engineering
and
life cycle costs
in
the urugan batu dam, the following
are the validation results from 5
(five) experts consisting of PT
Supervision Consultants. Mettana,
Contractor of PT. PP (Persero),
Directorate General of Water
Resources, Ministry of PUPR which
includes from the Dam Engineering
Center, the Directorate of Dams and
Lakes, and the Directorate of
Operation and Maintenance
Development.
Kata Kerja Kata Benda
Menghindari Penuaan/piping
Zona Inti Bendungan
Komponen Pekerjaan
Penambahan Fungsi
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Table 8. Expert Questionnaire Recap
(Source: Own Processed Products)
- Recommendation Stage
A. Recommendations
1. First Alternative
An alternative solution to the
problem of insufficient needs for
clay core materials is to bring in
material from outside the project
that has a high Plasticity Index to
mix
with the core material in the
borrow
area. However, this
alternative has the potential to
require a considerable additional
cost because the borrow
area
is
approximately 60 km from the
Tamblang dam.
2. Second Alternative
Another alternative is to
replace the core material with
other materials such as concrete
asphalt which is an anti-seepage
(waterproof) part formed from
asphalt material, coarse
aggregate, fine aggregate, and
filler
. Concrete asphalt cores are
more waterproof than
clay cores
(k
= 10-7 cm/s), where the
permeability coefficient ranges
from 10-8 - 10-10 cm/s
(ICOLD,
2018). Because the concrete
asphalt core is more waterproof
than the clay core, so the safety of
P1
P2 P3 P4 P5
X1
X1.1 Estimasi Biaya
X1.2 Efisiensi Biaya
X2 Life Cycle Cost
X2.1 Biaya Pemeliharaan X X X X
X2.2 Biaya Demolisi X X X X X
X3
X3.1 Kedap Air (Menahan Rembesan) X
X3.2 Potensi Erosi di zona inti yang menyebabkan piping X
X4 Ketersediaan Material
X4.1 Pembebasan Lahan untuk Borrow Area
X4.2 Alternatif Material
X5 Penerapan Value Engineering
X5.1 VE Dapat Mengoptimalkan Kegiatan yang Telah Diprogramkan / Direncanakan
X5.2 Penerapan VE terbatas hanya pada Proyek/Pekerjaan yang “Besar” X X X X X
X5.3 Jenis Proyek
X5.4 Biaya Awal Proyek X X
X5.5 Gambar Proyek X
X5.6 Fungsi Bangunan dan Bagiannya
X5.7 Permasalahan Proyek
X5.8 Perbandingan antara Desain Awal dengan Desain Alternatif ditinjau dari Sudut Pandang Teknik
X5.9 Perbandingan antara Desain Awal dengan Desain Alternatif ditinjau dari Sudut Pandang Biaya
X5.10 Meneliti Item yang Berbiaya Tinggi/Dominan X
X5.11 Gagasan Alternatif Item Pekerjaan/Metode Pekerjaan untuk Menghemat Biaya X
X5.12 Memilih Alternatif yang Paling Memungkinkan dalam Penghematan Biaya
X5.13 Menyusun Urutan Prioritas Alternatif sesuai dengan Penghematan yang Dihasilkan
Kesimpulan
Pakar
Indikator/Sub Indikator
Variabel/
Sub Variabel
Keamanan bendungan
Biaya konstruksi
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the dam against seepage in the
core is safer and in terms of cost
more efficient because it does not
require land acquisition and
asphalt material is taken from
AMP which is located not far from
the Tamblang Dam project site.
B. Cost Savings Calculation
The following is a cost
estimate calculation based on
engineering estimate
calculations
of alternative substitutes for clay
soil material into concrete asphalt
in the construction of the
Tamblang dam core zone:
Table 9. Rab of Overall Tamblang Dam Work With Brbasis Concrete Asphalt Core Zone VE
(Source: Own Processed Products)
Table 10. RAB Main Works Dam With VE-Based Concrete Asphalt Core Zone
(Source: Own Processed Products)
NO. URAIAN PEKERJAAN BIAYA
1 PEKERJAAN PERSIAPAN Rp4.333.908.570
2
PEKERJAAN JALAN MASUK DAN JALAN INSPEKSI
Rp85.347.122.742
3 PEKERJAAN TEROWONGAN PENGELAK Rp89.847.705.471
4 PEKERJAAN BENDUNGAN UTAMA (MAIN DAM) Rp294.533.295.070
5 PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PELIMPAH (SPILLWAY) Rp216.498.393.889
6
PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN PENGAMBILAN (INTAKE)
Rp19.321.590.477
7 PEKERJAAN HIDROMEKANIKAL Rp31.225.155.820
8 PEKERJAAN BANGUNAN FASILITAS Rp11.342.325.522
9 PEKERJAAN LAIN-LAIN Rp6.250.749.596
A JUMLAH BIAYA Rp758.700.247.158
NO. URAIAN PEKERJAAN BIAYA
1
PEKERJAAN MAIN COFFER DAM Rp14.116.595.176
A. PEKERJAAN DEWATERING Rp200.000.000
B. PEKERJAAN TANAH Rp13.916.595.176
2
PEKERJAAN BENDUNGAN UTAMA (MAIN DAM ) Rp280.416.699.893
A. PEKERJAAN DEWATERING Rp370.000.000
B. PEKERJAAN TANAH Rp39.154.259.513
C. PEKERJAAN TIMBUNAN Rp181.320.620.125
D. PEKERJAAN DRILLING DAN GROUTING Rp36.443.474.184
E. PEKERJAAN INSTRUMENTASI Rp11.740.647.500
F. PERALATAN PENUNJANG OP Rp3.804.692.908
G. PEKERJAAN LAIN - LAIN Rp4.465.115.880
H. PEKERJAAN JETTY DAN TRASHBOOM Rp1.337.689.784
I. TENAGA KERJA ASING, TENAGA LOKASL (DESAIN DAN SUPERVISI) Rp1.780.200.000
Rp294.533.295.070
JUMLAH BIAYA
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Table 11. Calculation of Increase/Cost Savings
(Source: Own Processed Products)
CONCLUSIONS
From the results of the analysis, the
following conclusions were obtained:
The application of value engineering to
the change of core zone material to
concrete asphalt of Tamblang Dam to
improve the function of the asphalt core is
more resistant to aging (wear) than clay
material. Clay core zone materials with a
lifespan of more than 50 (fifty) years have
the potential to piping. Meanwhile, based
on the construction of Concrete Asphalt
Core dams in Europe and China (ICOLD,
2018), over a period of 60 years since 1960
the construction of the first dam with
concrete asphalt cores in Germany, did not
show any leakage through the concrete
asphalt core.
Based on the research that has been
done, here are some suggestions that we
get, including:
There needs to be further research
related to the application of value
engineering to find out other factors to
increase the effectiveness of budget use.
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