Sambak [flow trap] as a sustainable trash trap on drainage / Adam Aghsal Rezai ... [et al.]

Garbage is still a problem that often occurs in society. Other than Indonesia, waste problems can be found in Asia and around the world. Several efforts have been made to reduce waste, but there are still many people who do not care about this issue. Garbage is still often disposed of carelessly, especially in waterways. Waterways become a place for garbage accumulation so that this also greatly affects the availability of clean water. Poor drainage system not only pollutes clean water but also affects the cleanliness and health of the environment. For this reason, this study aims to find an innovation in the design of a garbage collection device that can be placed in a drainage system or water channel in a community settlement. Other than in the community, this tool can also be used in urban drainage systems. The analysis used is glass box literature and design analysis. The results of the analysis show that the garbage net can minimize clogging of waterways by catching garbage in the channel but does not hinder the flow of flowing water. The conclusion of this study is that the sambak is a garbage collection tool in waterways that can be used by anyone with ease of operation. User-friendly Sambak can be a solution to reduce waste in open water systems and maintain water cleanliness and the health of the community's environment.