REPORT

SCIENTIFIC TOURISM VISIT

( KWI )
CIMANDIRI-CIBARENO dam

COLLECTED BY:
GRUP INGGRIS
HERMAWAN 20210010057 CIVIL ENGINEERING
CIVIL
2021NUSA PUTRA UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

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 FOREWORD

Praise be to Allah, let us pray to the presence of Allah SWT because it is thanks to His grace and guidance
that the writing or the work of the report manuscript can be completed on time. Writing the manuscript, entitled
"Report of Scientific Tourist Visits: Cimandiri-Cibareno Dam" is one of the tasks of the committee in the
context of developing one of the tri dharmas of higher education, namely the field of research.
The author of this manuscript realizes that this paper is not free from writing errors. This is due to the
limited knowledge and abilities that I wrote about. Therefore, I welcome all criticisms and suggestions from
readers for further improvement of the research manuscript.
This writing or report script (kwi) was completed thanks to the guidance and assistance of various parties.
Therefore, on this occasion I would like to express my gratitude to all parties, especially friends who have
provided input for the smooth and completeness of the manuscript (kwi) of this paper. Finally, I hope that this
writing, which is far from perfect, is of some use. Amen!

Sukabumi, March 21, 2022

Hermawan

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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FOREWORD ............................................................... ................................................................. ............................... ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................... .................................................
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CHAPTER 1 ..........................................................................................................................1 INTRODUCTION
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A. _ Background ...........................................................................................................................................................1
B. Problem Formulation .........................................................................................................................................1
C. Goal ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2
D. Benefit .................................................................................................................................................................. 2
CHAPTER 2 ................................................................................................................................................2 DISCUSSION
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A. _ Place and Location Decryption .............................................................................................................................2
B. Discussion .............................................................................................................................................................3
a. Cimandiri Dam Profile ..............................................................................................................................................3
b. Cimandiri Dam Sections ...........................................................................................................................................3
c. Cimandiri Dam Irrigation Network Maintenance System .........................................................................................3
d . Geographical Condition of Cimandiri Dam .............................................................................................................4
C. Result Retrieved ...................................................................................................................................................4
D. Inhibiting and Supporting Factors .........................................................................................................................5
a . Inhibiting Factor ......................................................................................................................................................5
b . Supporting Factor ....................................................................................................................................................5
CHAPTER 3 .....................................................................................................................................................................5
CLOSING .........................................................................................................................................................................5
A. _ Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................................5
B. Suggestion ............................................................................................................................................................6

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 CHAPTER 1
PRELIMINARY

A. Background
Weir is a building built to raise the water level in the river until the water level rises to the
weir itself, then flows into irrigation channels and rice fields. Weirs are used to stabilize the
condition of the river so that the river can flow well, easy to pass and prevent flooding. There
are two types of weirs, a fixed form whose crest is made of concrete and river stone and the
water level cannot be changed according to the height of the dam. While the motion dam is a
dam whose crest is made of rubber and can hold the water level as desired.
A dam is a building built to hold back the flow of water so as to form reservoirs, lakes,
recreation areas and hydropower plants. The dam has a section called a sluice to discharge
water that is not needed gradually or continuously.
Difference between weir and dam:

• Weirs are usually found in rivers and dams are usually found in reservoirs
• Weirs are generally used for irrigation and dams are generally used for irrigation
PLTA
• The weir serves to raise the face and the dam serves to restrain the flow of water

benefits :
• PLTA
• To raise the water level
• For irrigation
• Recreation areas
• Aquatic animal habitat
• Flood control

B. Formulation of the problem

a. Cimandiri Dam Profile?

b. Cimandiri Dam parts?
c. Treatment performed at Cimandiri Weir?

C Destination
a. To find out the profile of the Cimandiri Weir
b. To find out the parts of the Cimandiri Weir
c. To find out the treatment carried out at the Cimandiri Weir

D Benefit
a. To increase knowledge and insight
b. To find out flood discharge

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 CHAPTER 2
DISCUSSION

A. Place and Location Decryption

Administratively, the Cimandiri Irrigation area is located in the Neglasari Village area,
Nyalindung District, Sukabumi Regency, which borders the southern area of Sukabumi City.
The Cimandiri Weir itself consists of two parts, namely the Cimandiri Weir and the
Cimandiri Weir Supplement. The Cimandiri Irrigation Area drains an area of 1217 hectares of
rice fields located in Wangunreja Village, Nyalindung District, Sukabumi Regency and in
Tanjung Sari, Jampang Tengah District, Sukabumi Regency. Located in the working area of the
Cimandiri-Cibareno Service Unit Stuan UPTD PSDA Cisadea-Cibareno River Area.
To reach the location of the Cimandiri Iriigai Region, it can be reached by four-wheeled
vehicles (4) for approximately 30 minutes from Sukabumi City through Baros District,
Sukabumi City with a distance of about 6 km by going through the Regency road followed by
the Village road to the location for about 2 minutes .
 Name of irrigation area : CIMANDIRI
 Total area : 1,217 Ha
 Village : neglasari
 District: nyalindung
 Service units: cimandiri-cibareno
 UPTD PSDA : cisadea-cibareno river area
 Service: west
The Cimandiri Irrigation Area is included in the work area of the Cimandiri-Cibareno
Service Unit, according to PP No. 20 of 2006 concerning Irrigation by the West Java Provincial
Government, which is included in the management of UP TD PSDA Ws. Cimandiri-Cibareno.
B. Discussion
a . Cimandiri Dam Profile
The Cisadea-Cibareno Irrigation Area is included in the Cimandiri-
Cibareno Service Unit area, according to PP No. 20 Regarding Irrigation by the West
Java Provincial Government, namely into the management of UPTD PSDA Ws. Cisadea-
Cibareno personnel consisting of:
Mantri irrigator: 1 person
Bending guard : 2 people
Gate guards: 7 people
The channel consists of
Main line length : 31 km
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 lewikadu suction line : 1.6 km

b . Cimandiri Weir Parts

The Cimandiri Dam building consists of:

Fixed Building : 2 pieces
Tap Building : 26 pieces
Building Measure : 2 pieces
Falling Building : 7 pieces
Gutter Carrier : 10 pieces
Got Tilt : 3 pieces
Water tunnel : 42 pieces
Side Spill : 5 pieces
People's Bridge : 6 pieces
Village Bridge : 12 pieces
oncoran : 29 pieces
Drain Building : 20 pieces

c . Cimandiri Dam Irrigation Network Maintenance System

Treatments performed at the Cimandiri weir irrigation network consist of:
1. Routine Maintenance:
a. Babadan grass every 3 months
b. Lubrication of floodgates once a month
c. Removal of garbage and mud in the canal by draining

2. Periodic Maintenance:
a. Mud/sediment excavation every 1 or 2 years
b. Landfill using seasonal energy by self-management

d . Cimandiri Dam Geography Condition

The average temperature in a year is around 23 Degrees Celsius. The hottest
month is October with an average temperature of 26 Degrees Celsius and the coldest is
January with an average temperature of around 18 Degrees Celsius. The average annual
rainfall is 3834 mm. The rainy month is December with an average of 578 mm,
and the lowest month is September with an average of 35mm.

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C. Results Obtained
From the observations, it is found that the water discharge will affect the irrigation.
Water discharge data is collected every morning at 07:00 via viscal and recorded and then
calculated, later these results will be averaged in a month and a year to predict the state of water
discharge in the following year.
Rainfall affects the water discharge in the river. So it is necessary to analyze the rainfall
data used to analyze the water discharge in the river. The rainfall stations used are Batu Karut
Station, Cimandiri Station, and Cibodas Station. Rainfall data obtained in the form of daily
rainfall data, daily rainfall data will obtain maximum daily rainfall data, semi-monthly rainfall
data, average monthly rainfall data, semi-monthly rainy day data, and average rainfall data. flat.
Rainfall data for each station was obtained for 10 years with an observation period from
1998-2007. This daily rainfall data will serve as a reference for future rainfall.
No Year Station Average

Cimandiri Karut Rock Cibodas

1 1998 121.00 83.00 121.00 108.33
2 1999 121.00 101.00 299.00 173.67
3 2000 101.00 83.00 120.00 101.33
4 2001 142.10 94.00 144.00 126.70
5 2002 73.00 104.00 91.00 89.33
6 2003 178.50 95.00 98.70 124.07
7 2004 83.00 95.00 70.00 82.67
8 2005 81.00 54.00 98.00 77.67
9 2006 72.00 54.00 82.00 69.33
10 2007 69.00 80.00 90.00 79.67
Average 104.16 84.30 121.37 103.28

D. Inhibiting and Supporting Factors

a . Obstacle factor
• When the dry season arrives, the water discharge in the Cimandiri River will decrease,
then the available water in the Cimandiri Dam is less than 60%, therefore a rotating
system is held called Downstream Giling. The purpose of Hilir Giling is that the rice
fields will be divided into several blocks, each block will be given a schedule for when
the block will be diaries, the first block in the morning, the second block during the day,
and the third block at night.
If it rains heavily, the river will automatically carry runoff materials such as
garbage, wood, and mud. If left unchecked, this material will block the flow of water
in the irrigation canal. Then over time the depth of the irrigation canal will be shallow
and the flow of water flowing will decrease.

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 b. Supporting Factors
• To irrigate an area of 1,217 hectares of rice fields, the farmers will propose how much
water they need for one season. Then later the dam officers will irrigate the irrigation
according to what the farmers have proposed.
• For 1 year, the farmers experienced 3 growing seasons and had a Paddy-Rice cropping
pattern.

CHAPTER 3
CLOSING

A. _ Conclusion
The Cisadea-Cibareno weir consists of two parts, namely the Cimandiri Weir and the
Cimandiri Weir Supplement. The Cimandiri Irrigation Area drains an area of 1217 hectares of
rice fields located in Wangunreja Village, Nyalindung District, Sukabumi Regency and in
Tanjung Sari, Jampang Tengah District, Sukabumi Regency. Located in the working area of the
Cimandiri-Cibareno Service Unit Stuan UPTD PSDA Cisadea-Cibareno River Area.
The Cisade -Cibareno weir is located in the Cimandiri watershed, which originates from
Mount Pasri Caringin, Sukamanah Village, Gegerbitung District and empties into Pelabuhan
Ratu Bay and then to the Indian Ocean. Cimandiri watershed according to the classification of
the Directorate General of RLPS (2000) is a local watershed, which means that the whole
watershed is located in the area of a district/city, and potentially only utilized by a district/city
area. Administratively, it belongs to the Sukabumi Regency, and partly to the Cianjur Regency.

B . Suggestion
This report manuscript is preliminary. For this reason, it is necessary to make
improvements by all parties concerned in their fields. Likewise, it is necessary to improve the
report text from all aspects for the perfection of this report text .