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PD PAL Jaya Akan Bangun IPAL Berteknologi MBBR di Rumah Pompa Krukut

Rp 68 Billion Prepared for MBBR IPAL Development at Krukut Pump House

The city-owned sewerage company PD PAL Jaya has aside Rp 68 billion to develop a waste water treatment plant (IPAL) with a moving bed biological reactor (MBBR) system at the Krukut Pump House, South Jakarta.

The development itself consists of mechanical electrical and civil buildings, for example blower pumps and electrical panels. This will take around 18 months

PD PAL Jaya President Director, Subekti stated the company is processing a Building Permit (IMB) in the South Jakarta PTSP Sub-agency office. Its development is through a third party.

"This month, we have a contract with them (third party) to do a groundbreaking this month. The IPAL will accommodate waste from Senayan, Gatot Subroto and SCBD areas," he expressed, Wednesday (9/18).

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It is also made to improve the quality of processed waste that has processing capacity up to 100 liters per second.

"The development itself consists of mechanical electrical and civil buildings, for example blower pumps and electrical panels. This will take around 18 months," he closed.

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