Analisis Produktivitas Alat Berat Pada Tanah Dasar Dan Perkerasan Jalan Di Ruas Jalan Akses 1, Bendungan Lambo, Nusa Tenggara Timur

Abstract

The road project serving as access to Lambo Dam in Rendubutowe Village, South Aesesa District, Nagekeo Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, uses various types of heavy equipment. The analysis method was carried out by recalculating productivity based on field data and references. Productivity calculations were related to the work volume in order to obtain daily productivity and the required duration. Therefore, theoretical calculation knowledge derived from previous studies was needed. Heavy equipment productivity was then analyzed to determine time efficiency. The subgrade work and pavement layer work on the road project to Lambo Dam, located in Rendubutowe Village, South Aesesa District, Nagekeo Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, had a road length of 6.3 km and a road width of 6 m. However, the observation was limited to a 1 km section from Station (Sta) 0+500 to Sta 1+500. The results obtained were productivity and duration for excavation work using an excavator and dump truck, each at 1785.6 m³/day in 4.52 days. Embankment work using an excavator and dump truck each had a productivity of 892.8 m³/day for 3.82 days, a bulldozer of 43,200 m³/day in 0.07 days, and a Vibro Roller of 168 m³/day in 20.27 days. Base course work used an excavator and dump truck with a productivity of 892.8 m³/day in 2.02 days, a motor grader of 23,372.8 m²/day, and a Vibro Roller of 168 m³/day for 10.71 days. Surface course work used a concrete Mixer truck with a productivity of 43.4 m³/day for 36.72 days. Heavy equipment productivity is influenced by the number of units used; the insufficient use of excavators causes dump truck productivity to be less than optimal in transporting excavation and embankment materials. Likewise, Vibro Rollers are needed in more than one unit so that the project can be completed faster