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Intensive and exploitative land use, and a high population growth may reduce the carrying capacity of the

environment and affect the hydrological balance. Changes in land use can influence hydrological characteristics, such as surface runoff, coefficient runoff, coefficient of river regime, streamflow maximum and minimum. This study aims to predict the hydrological characteristics of the Garang watershed using SWAT Models. SWAT key data input layer model include a Digital Elevation Model (DEM), soil maps and characteristic of the soil, land use maps and climate data. The results of the model is calibrated and validated using the coefficient of determination R and Nash Sucliffe efficiency (NSE). The model results showed in the excellent category. © 2017 American Scientific Publishers. All rights reserved.

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This research supported by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Republic Indonesia through the Center for Education and Training of human resources. We wish to thank the Center for Watershed Management Pemali Jratun, Semarang and Masters Program in Environmental Science of Diponegoro University for supporting the success of this study.

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Increasing requirements on the economic eﬃciency and environmental compliance of sea transportation are drawing a larger attention on emission, energy eﬃciency and fuel consumption of seagoing ships.

Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) is one of the solutions to meet these requirements. WHR systems utilizing high temperature sources such as exhaust gas boilers are state of the art and installation in cooling water system is not yet utilized for WHR. One opportunity is the installation of an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) system to recover the low-temperature waste heat emitted by the ship machinery plant. The authors have analysed the technical and economic feasibility of an ORC installation in the jacket cooling water system of a 7900 kW main engine on a container ship. The system uses R-134a as refrigerant and consists of four main components. Fuel saving potentials and necessary investment costs have been contrasted in order to determine the return on investment. Objective was to quantify the amount of electrical power which can be generated at typical loads of the main engine. The results show that the ORC system would provide an average electrical power of 57,69 kW in the load range 77,5–100% of the main engine. The investment costs would return over a period of 10 years.

Keywords: Break-Even Point; Economic Analysis; Jacket Water Cooling System; Organic Rankine Cycle; Waste Heat Recovery

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Waste cabbage is by product of cabbage’s outer shells that have been sorted with number about 5–10%

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