EVALUATION OF ROAD MEDIAN CONSTRUCTION ON JALAN HAYAM WURUK KM JBR KM JBR JEMBER

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EVALUATION OF ROAD MEDIAN CONSTRUCTION ON JALAN HAYAM WURUK KM JBR 3+825 - KM JBR 5+930 JEMBER Setio Ramadan NunungNuringHayati Sonya Sulistyono Undergraduate in Civil Eng. Civil Engineering Departement Faculty of Engineering University of Jember Jl. Kalimantan 37 Jember Telp./Fax. (0331) 410241 tioramadan19@yahoo.co.id Lecturer in Department of Civil Engineering Faculty of Engineering University of Jember Jl. Kalimantan 37 Jember Telp./Fax. (0331) 410241 nunung.nuring@yahoo.co.id Lecturer in Department of Civil Engineering Faculty of Engineering University of Jember Jl. Kalimantan 37 Jember Telp./Fax. (0331) 410241 sonya.sulistyono@yahoo.co.id Abstract In 2013, the construction of road median on JalanHayamWuruk Km Jbr 3+825 Km Jbr 5+930 Jember caused traffic jam. It was shown by the number of degree saturation increased (DS=92) than without a road median (DS=0.66). This research evaluate the comparison between the sections with median and without mediant, parameter, degree of saturation, fuel cost and safety evaluation. The data collection was carried out directly in rapidity survey, and volume vehicles.the analysing of fuel comparison resulted damage 26.12 %, the same as Rp.206.4,00/knd/km, or raised 2.23 Billion per year. It based on the results of evaluation road median SNI 03-2444-2002, the degree of safety in dimension and installation of road median on km Jbr 3+825 km Jbr 5+930 was not standarized. Keywords: road median, degree of saturation, and fuel cost. Abstrak Pada tahun 2013, pembangunan median jalan pada Jalan Hayam Wuruk Km Jbr 3+825 Km Jbr 5+930 Kabupaten Jember menimbulkan kemacetan.hal ini ditunjukkan dengan angka derajat kejenuhanmeningkat (DS=0,92) dibanding dengan tanpa adanya median jalan (DS=0.66).Penelitian ini mengevaluasi perbandingan antara ruas jalan mengunakan median dengan ruas jalan tanpa median, dengan parameter derajat kejenuhan, biaya bahan bakar, dan evaluasi median terhadap keselamatan. Pengambilan data dilakukan secara langsung dengan metode survai untuk kecepatan, dan volume kendaraan. Analisa perbandingan biaya bahan bakar menghasilkan kerugian sebesar 26.12 %, setara dengan angka Rp.206.4,00/knd/km, atau mencapai 2.23 Milyar per tahun. Sedangkan berdasarkan hasil evaluasi median jalan menggunakan SNI 03-2444-2002, tingkat keselamatan dari segi dimensi dan pemasangan median jalan pada km Jbr 3+825 km Jbr 5+930 tidak sesuai standart. Kata Kunci: median jalan,derajat kejenuhan, dan biaya bahan bakar INTRODUCTION JalanHayamwuruk is an arterial collector road.it located on 3+825 kilometres - 5+930 kilometres in district of Kaliwates, Jember.In 2013, the road median was not constructed in average, hence it made traffic jam. The traffic jam point was caused by the inballance road median construction in the type of three-lanes, two lines, and two-ways. Whereas, there was no traffic jam in other because consisting of four-lanes, two-lines, and two-ways. This construction was quite affects the safety level. Based on the data of Satlantas (Unit of Traffic Accident) Jember, there were seven of nine accidents caused by the construction of road. Hence, it was analysed the damages occurred because of by the construction of road median. This was carried out to analyse the comparison of both median and with no it in terms of the degree of saturation, fuel costs and the level of safety of the road median. T148-1537

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Inventory of Hayam Wuruk Street Layoutof Jalan Hayam Wuruk per segmen Figure 1 Layout of Jalan Hayam Wuruk Segmen1, located at Km Jbr 3+825 Km Jbr 4+310, with a length of 485 meters segmen. Having a road with of 12 meters, 1.5 meters and the road shoulder average volume of 2757 pcu/hour. Segment 2, located atkm Jbr 4+310 Km Jbr 4+880 Jember, the length 570 meters. Consists dense of street 11 meters, the width of street 1.5 meters with average of volume 2350pcu/hour. Segmen 3 located at Km Jbr 4+880 Km Jbr 5+356, length 476 meters. Width 9 meters, and shoulder 1.5 meters. The daily traffic in average 2251 pcu/hour, the type of section 3/2 D. The last is segmen 4. Located on Km Jbr 5+356 Km Jbr5+930. Consists the width 11 meters, shoulder 1.5 meters, section type 4/2D. Daily traffic 2251 pcu/jam. Research Phases Stages of research can be described as follows: 1. Collected primary and secondary data. The first was about street inventory and the vehicle rapidity as the main parameter of the determining operating cost. The secondary data was obtained from volome data traffic (Transportation Laboratory Jember University, 2013) and data of traffic accident 2013 (Satlantas Jember, 2013). 2. The process of determining degree of saturation, if the segmen section of Jalan Hayam Wuruk consisted of > 0.8, then the calculation will implemented without median. Next, this continued on the determining of median aperture and the checking of dimension concerning street safety. 3. Undertanding all the dimension evalation and degree of saturation > 0.8, then counted the operating cost in the segment. It was counted to set both median and with no it to compare the distinct among it. 4. The conclusion could be drawn from all of the results and percentage of research. T148-1538

volume smp/hour The 17 th FSTPT International Symposium, Jember University, 22-24August 2014 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Traffic Volume The top volume percentage of vehicle of peak hour in the morning occurred on 06.15 a.m. 12.45 on the afternoon and 04.15 p.m on the aftrernoon,and the 07.15 p.m. in the night. The percentage of vehicle volume per segmen per peak hour. 3.500 3.000 2.500 2.000 1.500 1.000 500 0 pagi siang sore malam Peak Hour Time segmen 1 segmen 2 segmen 3 segmen 4 Figure 2 Traffic Volumes in the Peak Hour The percentage of volume in each hour to the situation of peak hour are different, no dominating percentage in each time always in the top percentage. Degree of Saturation The determining of street-section work seen from the number of degree of saturation factor. It is the primary parameter in determining circumstance of a street by ideal determinate DS < 1. This is explained in the figure 3. By average DS less than 0,8 and the valiable width, third segmen has number of degree of saturation higher. Using Median No Median Figure 3 TheComparison of Degree of Saturation Both Road Median and With No It The existing circumstance figures that the problem found on the percentage of degree of saturation in segmen 3 is closing to 1. This is not effective because giving dilapidated service degree to the work of street, the score is E. Hence, to increase the service degree then the evaluation of implementing calculation in segmen 3, with no road median. Afterwards, the number of saturation of this is decreasing, the score is < 0,8 with degree is T148-1539

C. Therefore, the median construction in segmen 3 causes the degree of saturation increasing. Fuel Cost According to Pd T-15-2005-B, operating cost is totally required to operate vehicle in a traffic and street to a vehicle per kilometer distance. The fuel oil need is able to count by speed parameter outcome by the result of count MKJI (Manual KapasitasJalan Indonesia). The survey shown by the motorbike and minor vehicle. The rapidity data use the direct survey on the each where the vehicle in the top volume of traffic jam hour. It was located in segmen 3, which consists degree of saturation than other. The results of vehicle cost with median use equality 6 on the role of Pd T-15-2005-B, as follow: KBBMi = (α+β 1 /V R + β 2 x V R 2 + β 3 x R R + β 4 x F R + β 5 x F R 2 + β 6 x DT R + β 7 x A R + β 8 x SA + β 9 x BK + β 10 x BK x A R + β 11 x BK SA)/1000.(1) With: Α = Constanta(Table5, Pd T-15-2005-B) β 1...β 12 = CoefisienParameter(Table5, Pd T-15-2005-B) V R = Velocityrate R R = Average of climb F R = Average of derivative DT R = Degree of twistrate A R = Accelaration rate SA = Standard deviation of acceleration In those equalities, the cost result can be concluded, the results of street-section calculationboth of median and with no it. Tabel 1 The Cost of JalanHayamWuruk Fuel Requirement No Time Median No Median LV(Rp/Km) MC (Rp/Km) LV(Rp/Km) MC (Rp/Km) 1 Morning 767.8210 358.0320 602.2850 293.8784548 2 Noon 848.1721 315.6997 553.2880 294.8061576 3 Afternoon 780.2275 336.6306 592.8104 300.8737031 4 Night 743.8907 326.8495 571.2358 295.5615892 The cost of fuel known by the percentage comparison between operating cost set both median and without it is 26.12 %: T148-1540

Fuel Needs (RP) The 17 th FSTPT International Symposium, Jember University, 22-24August 2014 1000,00 800,00 600,00 400,00 median tanpa median 200,00 0,00 mobil Vehicle Type motor Figure 4 TheComparison of Cost Fuel Requirement From figure 4 can be concluded that by median street in segmen 3 cause more expenditure come. It is 206.00 ruphias. This becomeunvaluable if viewed in one point of view of one vehicle. However, if we discern base on the existing circumstance, it will show the average number of vehicles are 30,000 in a day. This explains that the disadvantages of it are found periodically. These are financial disadvantages VEHICLE OPERATING COST Figure 5 Financial Periodic Disadvantages In figure 5, the disadvantage on segmen 3 is 206.4 ruphias,- per vehicle/kilometer. This has more than 30,000 vehicles accros it everyday. Therefore this can reach 185,760,000.00- rupiah in a month and 2,229,120,000.00- rupiah in a year. Median Road The existing circumstance on the median of JalanHayamWuruk is not appropriate to rule of SNI 03-2444-2002. The visual monitoring explains that the unexpediency of median installation is found.see Figure 6 T148-1541

Figure 6 Existing Circumstance (left), Circumstance of Median Planning (right) In figure 6, the exsistingcircumstance of median installation only set on the surface of asphalt covering of the street, which the median should be stucked in 30 cm deep. This is quite risk of damage and endangering the safety of driver and rider. Several portions of road median have been eroded which is caused by the unadhesive and unappropiate installation of median.this causes the irregular piece on the street. As the damage, there were seven accidents occurred in 2013. The safety degree of road median is considered by dimension, aperture, and the width of street. To silve the problem in economical side, the implementing of aperture is carried out to minimize the damage on segmen 3. The next is covering median by minimizing the movement of direction. The figure of planning and existing movement as follow: Figure 7 Existing Circumstance (left); Circumstance of Median Planning (Right) In with the planning, then the aperture based on Pd T 2004-B is required. The design of aperture as follow: Figure 8 PerencaanBukaan Median T148-1542

The length among the aperture is adapted by SNI with length is 500 meter. By width of arterial aperture urban is 4.00. Hence, to understand the compatibility of this, then it is calculated the work aperture by using USIG.With results as follow in table 2: Table 2 the Works of Aperture in the Workday No Time Capacity (C) Volume Arus (Q) Degree of saturation (DS) Probability of queue (m) 1 Morning 2877 3854 1.34 75 155 2 Noon 2889 3387 1.17 56-113 3 Afternoon 3001 2577 0.86 30 59 4 Night 2891 3697 1.28 67 139 In the calculation of aperture work, the average of a queue is about 50 110 meters. This explains that the number of queue is still compatible with SNI Pd T-17-2004-B. However, from the results of DS obtained, this cannot be realized because not compatible with MKJI 1997. Therefore, to determine the compatibility road median construction, the dimension of median neet to be checked based on SNI Pd T-17-2004-B dansni 03-2444-2002. These are compatibility parameter of road median which is considered to the safety point of view. Table 3 Median Evaluation BetweenExsisting and Ideal No Parameter Standart Standard Percentage(m) Field Mark Compatibility 1 Median width Pd T-17-2004 B 2.0 1.20 Rejected 2 Median width SNI 03-2444-2002 1.6 1.20 Rejected 3 Distance between opening Pd T-17-2004 B 500 500 Accepted 4 Opening Width Pd T-17-2004 B 4.00 4.00 Accepted 5 Shoulder Pd T-17-2004 B 0.5 1.5 Accepted 6 Side Lane Pd T-17-2004 B 0.25 NA Rejected 7. Road Type Pd T-17-2004 B 4/2 D 3/2 D Rejected 8. Road Width Pd T-17-2004 B 7.00 5.50 Rejected By comparing between field mark and ideal, then the result of this median indeed should be constructed. The uncompatible width of median and road type found, it causes median aperture cannot be detailed. CONCLUSION The percentage of saturation degree of JalanhayamWuruk on segmen 3 using median is 0.92. Whereas, the percentage of degree of saturation in the previous without median was 0.66. The results of cost analyzing is increased 26.12 %. In setting minor vehicles median reach 785.02, ruphias-/km, motorbike 334.30 ruphias,-/km compared by with no median is 579.62 ruphias,-/km for minor vehicles, and 296.21 ruphias,-/km for motorbike. After, the evaluation of median have been carried out, then this is stated unsecure. The safety degree on this median is not appropriate to the rule of median planning in the dimension sector or median installation. Therefore, the median of this street causes damage to the rider and T148-1543

driver of JalanHayamWuruk in the sector of time-distance, the operating cost and degree of safety. REFERENCES MKJI (1997), Manual KapasitasJalan Indonesia (MKJI), DirektoratJendralBinaMargaDepartemenPekerjaanUmum, Jakarta. Mulyono, A.T., Berlian, K., Gunawan, H.E., 2009, Penyusunan Model Audit DefisiensiKeselamatanInfrastrukturJalanuntukMengurangiPotensiTerjadinyaKecelak aanberkendaraan, LaporanHibahKompetitifPenelitiansesuaiPrioritasNasi. SNI (2006), PedomanPerhitunganBiayaOperasiKendaraan, Balitbang PU DepartemenPekerjaanUmum, Jakarta. SNI 03-2444-2002 (2002), SpesifikasiBukaanPemisahJalur, DirektoratPekerjaanUmum, Jakarta. T148-1544