KESIMPULAN DAN RISET LANJUTAN 5.1 Kesimpulan
Model Multiscenario MINLP merupakan model yang tepat untuk dapat di- aplikasikan dalam fungsi tujuan dalam masalah optimisasi superstruktur jaringan air tepadu dengan ketidakpastian sedemikian dapat meminimalkan total pembia- yaan dan model MINLP untuk keseimbangan aliran / material keselutuhan serta keseimbangan kontaminan dalam Unit Mixer, Splitter, Proses dan Treatment / Pemurnian. Pemilihan desain superstruktur jaringan air terpadu dapat memini- malkan total pembiayaan yang diproses dalam unit pemurnian / treatment untuk operasi penggunaan air.
5.2 Riset Lanjutan
a. Untuk menindak lanjuti hasil penelitian ini disarankan untuk mengkonstruk- si model sebuah jaringan yang berfungsi ganda dengan regenerasi industri penggunaan air dan pengolahan air limbah dan air dalam penyimpanan (reservoir) dalam integrasi langsung. Selain itu, beberapa utilitas jaringan mungkin berfungsi sebagai regenerasi air dalam induistri yang dapat difor- mulasikan dalam model tersebut.
b. Pengembangan model desain jaringan untuk fleksibilitas dengan ketidakpas- tian yang terdapat dalam skenario dapat dimasukkan ke dalam model de- ngan menggunakan fuzzy atau stokastik parameter dimana Interplant op- timisasi jaringan air dengan skema hub utilitas terkait berdasarkan fungsi
biaya yang dioptimisasikan dengan total penggabungan biaya modal (rege- nerasi, biaya pipa, dll) dan biaya penghematan air (air bersih, air limbah yang telah dimurnikan).
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