ANALISA KADAR H2S (HIDROGEN SULFIDA) DAN KELUHAN KESEHATAN SALURAN PERNAPASAN SERTA KELUHAN IRITASI MATA PADA MASYARAKAT DI KAWASAN PT. ALLEGRINDO NUSANTARA DESA URUNG PANEI KECAMATAN PURBA KABUPATEN SIMALUNGUN TAHUN 2013
Abstract: Development of
maintenance of increasing farm fields can affect the quality of the
environment, one of which is the quality of the air can be decreased because of
the pollution in the farm by impact. PT. Allegrindo Nusantara is one the largest
farm in North Sumatra even in Southeast Asia which is located in the village of
Urung Panei sub-district Purba district Simalungun. Hydrogen sulphide is a
colorless gas, are very poisonous, combustible and having the characteristics
of smell of rotten eggs.
This research aims to know the levels of hydrogen sulfide and respiratory
health complaints and complaints of irritation of the eye on people living in
the area of hog farms PT. Allegrindo Nusantara.
The type of research used are descriptive in nature. The population in
this research is 90 people with respondents housewife with a sample is the
total sampling.
The results showed that levels of hydrogen sulfide in the hog farms PT.
Allegrindo Nusantara 0,0002-0,016 ppm it not exceed the level indicated in the
quality raw KepMenLH No. 50 in 1996. There are 36 people (40,0%) respondents
who experienced respiratory tract health complaints during the last 3 months
and 27 respondents (30,0%) people who suffered eye irritation complaints during
the last 3 months.
The conclusion is the importance of maintaining and improving the
cleanliness of the farm to prevent the smell that can cause air pollution,
monitoring of the air quality on an ongoing basis. In the community, it is
important to use a mask and other protective as prevention efforts against
respiratory tract health complaints and complaints of eye irritation.
Key Words: Hydrogen Sulfide
Levels, Air Quality, Respiratory Tract Health Complaints, Complaints Of Eye
Irritation
Penulis: JUN EDY PAKPAHAN,
wirsal hasan, indra chahaya
Kode Jurnal: jpkesmasdd140663