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Crackers/kemplang are well known by the public as snacks or complementary foods. Making various crackers/kemplang does not require special skills so it can be done as a home industry. Jejawi District, OKI Regency, as one of the cracker/kemplang production centers, has a village where some of the people are small entrepreneurs making crackers/kemplang. In producing there are various obstacles or problems that must be faced. The problems that often arise in order to meet the demand for crackers/kemplang include, among other things, inadequate production capacity. In addition to the problem of low production capacity, the production of crackers in micro-enterprises is still carried out conventionally which causes problems with the production of unhygienic crackers/kemplang. Among other things, the low production capacity is due to the fact that the crackers/kemplang still rely on sunlight for drying, so it takes a long time to dry the crackers/kemplang. Even if it rains for several days, the drying of the crackers can fail and the moist crackers/kemplang will grow mold. Based on these problems, it is necessary to design a cracker/kemplang drying system with appropriate technology intended for the home industry.

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In order to provide solutions and provide motivation for small cracker/kemplang entrepreneurs, the Chemical Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, PGRI Palembang University, was led by team leader Muhrinsyah Fatimura, S.T., M.T with members: 1. Dr. Ir. Muhammad Bakrie, M.T., 2, Aan Sefentry, S.T., M.T., 3. Rully Masriatini, S.T., M.T., 4. Ir. Agus Wahyudi, M.M., 5. Reno Fitrianti, S.T., M.Sc., 6. Nurlela, S.T., M.T., 7. Husnah, S.T., M.T., 8. Dr. Ian Kurniawan, S.T., M.Eng., IPM., 9. Dr. Nabila, S.T with the theme “Introduction to Greenhouse Crackers/Kemplang Drying Equipment for Small Entrepreneurs” on Wednesday (7/12/2022) carried out Community Service (PPM) in Jejawi District, OKI Regency. Also present were the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Amiwarti, S.T., M.T., Head of LPPKM UPGRIP Dr. Rohana, M.Pd., CIQnR and staff, Jejawi District Head Jemmy, S.Pd., M.Sc and ranks and representatives of the Community Activity Unit (UKM) for Jejawi Village, Gugusan Village and Air Itam Village, Jejawi District, OKI Regency.

In his remarks, Jejawi Sub-District Head Jemmy, S.Pd., M.Si said, “Welcome to Palembang PGRI University, with Community Service activities by the Chemical Engineering Study Program, the Faculty of Engineering UPGRIP can grow and develop natural resources in Jejawi sub-district, it is hoped that Such activities can continue. With superior products, one of which is crackers/kemplang, this is an opportunity for the community to gain additional knowledge from expert explanations from Palembang PGRI University. And hopefully the economy of the Jejawi people will be more prosperous and can create new jobs,” said Jemmy, S.Pd., M.Sc.

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This is in line with what was said by Amiwarti, S.T., M.T, “On this occasion, we from the Chemical Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, UPGRIP, will provide a little knowledge to the community. Hopefully what is given can provide benefits and can add motivation and solutions in the production of efficient, quality and hygienic crackers/kemplang.”

Then the event continued with a brief overview of Palembang PGRI University which was delivered by Aan Sefentry, S.T., M.T. After that, it was followed by an introduction to the drying equipment which was conveyed by Dr. Ir. Muhammad Bakrie, M.T. After listening to the explanation given about the form and method of use as well as the benefits of greenhouses as a drying tool for crackers/kemplang, the event continued with a question and answer session and on this occasion the Chemical Engineering Study Program lecturer demonstrated the procedures for using the dryer. It is hoped that this activity will provide a solution and assist the community in dealing with problems in drying crackers/kemplang. Then the event ended with a group photo with the community and village officials and the presentation of souvenirs.

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Apart from being filled with PPM activities, in this activity an agreement was made and the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between the Chemistry Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, PGRI Palembang University and Jejawi Sub-District Head, OKI Regency. This memorandum of understanding was signed by Muhrinsyah Fatimura, S.T., M.T as Chair of the Chemical Engineering Study Program and Jemmy, S.Pd., M.Sc as Head of Jejawi District, OKI Regency. With this collaboration, it is hoped that in the future both parties can increase cooperation in the implementation of education, research, community service, development and improvement of human resources both for the community and for institutions.

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The Faculty of Engineering, University of PGRI Palembang (FT. UPGRIP) has held a Public Lecturer (International Lecturer) with the theme “Potential Sources Of Renewable Energy”. This activity took place on Tuesday (29/11/2022) in the H. Aidil Fitri Syah, M.M Hall, the 5th floor of the Business and Science Center Building in a hybrid manner (online/offline) and broadcast live via the Faculty of Engineering UPGRIP Youtube account. The activity participants consisted of all UPGRIP Faculty of Engineering lecturers and students as well as general participants consisting of lecturers, students and invited guests with a total of around 465 participants from South Sumatra (Palembang, OKI, Muara Enim, Baturaja, Belitang), Lampung, Medan, Tangerang, Gorontalo, Parepare, America and Qatar.

The event was opened with an activity report by the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Amiwarti, S.T., MT, who in his report explained the sources, the number and origin of participants, the objectives and expected outputs of this activity. “Thank you and appreciation to all committees and related parties for their contributions so that this activity can be carried out, thanks to the Rector for facilitating this public lecture activity so that it becomes a reinforcement for the Faculty in carrying out various work programs.”

Then it was followed by remarks from the Head of BPH PG PGRI at UPGRIP Dr. Hj. Meilia Rosani, S.H., M.H said, UPGRIP is one of the leading private universities in the South Sumatra region, precisely in Palembang City, has 5 Faculties and 1 Postgraduate Program with 29 Reputable Study Programs, including FKIP, Faculty of Economics and Business, Faculty of Engineering , Faculty of Science and Technology, Faculty of Fisheries and Maritime Affairs and Postgraduate Programs. “Thank you and welcome to the two speakers who were able to attend this activity, as well as thanks and appreciation to the Dean and all the academics of the Faculty of Engineering so that this activity can be carried out and hopefully in the future with new enthusiasm, with the dean new ones can go even further. Hopefully what was conveyed by the two speakers can be useful, “said Dr. Hj. Meilia Rosani, S.H., M.H ended her remarks.

This is in line with the remarks of the UPGRIP Chancellor Dr. H. Bukman Lian, M.M., M.Sc., CIQaR in his remarks said, “Our greatest appreciation to the two keynote speakers who will provide new insights and perspectives to students and lecturers as well as all participants in this public lecture on new and renewable energy. And hopefully the material provided is useful.

Then the event continued with the beating of the gong by the Head of BPH PG PGRI at UPGRIP Dr. Hj. Meilia Rosani, S.H., M.H as a sign of the start of the public lecture event (International Lecturer), followed by the symbolic handover of certificates to the speakers and a group photo.

Appearing as the first resource person was Reisya Ichwani, Ph.D., (Research Fellow, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts, United State Of America) with the material “Development of Perovskite Solar Cells” and in the second session Fathoni Usman, Ph.D., ASEAN Eng (Senior Lecturer, Institute of Energy Infrastructure Universiti Tenaga National Malaysia) with the material “Civil Engineers Contribution In Energy Related Fields”, moderated by Dr. Ian Kurniawan, S.T., M.Eng., IPM.

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After the presentation of the material by the resource person ends, the next session is a discussion between the resource person and the participants. All participants could ask questions about anything related to the material and these questions were answered in detail by the resource persons. On this occasion, it was seen that the participants, lecturers, students and invited guests, had discussions with the speakers with great enthusiasm. This was proven by the number of questioners, this showed that the material provided by the resource person was sufficient to motivate the participants.

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The purpose of the Public Lecture activities is to provide information and increase knowledge for students and lecturers about new and renewable energy and establish collaboration between the Faculty of Engineering UPGRIP and lecturers from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, United States of America and the National Energy University, Malaysia .

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Electricity is an important need for humans. Along with the growing human population, the need for electricity is increasing. The State of Indonesia is a country that is bestowed with energy resources that can be obtained from various sources in very large quantities. Indonesia, which is on the track of the equator, will always get 10-12 hours of sunlight per day. With the potential of solar energy as an alternative/renewable energy source, this needs to be maximized. One of the methods used for the provision of electrical energy that is used in bulk is a solar power plant. Meanwhile, small-scale solar power plants can be used for lighting that is cheap and energy efficient and can be used as a source of household electricity such as televisions, lights, radios, fans and so on that have not been reached by PT. PLN (Persero) or other sources of electricity.

One tool that can be used to obtain electrical energy is solar panels. Solar panels are a collection of solar cells arranged in such a way as to be effective in absorbing sunlight. While in charge of absorbing sunlight are solar cells. Solar cells themselves consist of various photovoltaic components or components that can convert light into electricity.

In order to provide better knowledge to the public about solar panels, the Electrical Engineering Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, Palembang PGRI University, is led by team leader Emidiana, S.T., M.T with members: 1. Ir. Saleh Al Amin, M.T., 2, Abdul Azis, S.T., M.T., 3. Nita Nurdiana, S.T., M.T., 4. Nurse, S.T., M.T., 5. Yudi Irwansi, S.T., M.T., 6. Irine Kartika Pebrianti, S.T., M.T. , with the theme “Socialization of the Use of Solar Panels as an Alternative Source of Electricity for Water Supply in Rain-Fed Rice Fields”, on Saturday (26/11/2022) carried out Community Service (PPM) in Jejawi Village, Jejawi District, OKI Regency. Also present were the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Amiwarti and administrative staff of the electrical engineering study program Yuni Rosiati, S.T.

From the socialization activity on the use of solar panels as an alternative source of electricity in Jejawi Village, it is hoped that the community can understand the use of solar panels properly and know the stages of solar panel maintenance so that they can produce a source of solar energy which will be channeled into electricity that can serve household needs. . With good maintenance, electric power can be utilized optimally so that the function of a Solar Power Plant (PLTS) is not only used at night, but can be used during the day. Placement of solar panels that are good and right at home, besides being able to provide energy from optimal sunlight, can also beautify the facade of the building.

After the socialization of the system for utilizing the Solar Power Plant (PLTS) in Jejawi Village was finished, it was followed by a question and answer session. Then the socialization event ended with a group photo with the community and village officials and the presentation of souvenirs.

Apart from being filled with PPM activities, in this activity an agreement was made and the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between the Electrical Study Program, Faculty of Engineering, PGRI Palembang University and the Head of Jejawi Village, Jejawi OKI District. This memorandum of agreement was signed by Emidiana, S.T., M.T as Chair of the Electrical Engineering Study Program and Zulkarnain, S.E as Head of Jejawi Village, Jejawi District, OKI Regency. With this collaboration, it is hoped that in the future both parties can increase cooperation in the implementation of education, research, community service, development and improvement of human resources both for the community and for institutions.

Water is a primary need for humans, but along with the increasing human population, the need for more clean water is increasing. Until now, the provision of clean water has a greater challenge because of the increasingly complex and varied water problems, both in terms of quantity and quality. Another challenge is the change in water demand, both in terms of quality for health and in terms of operating requirements of a particular process (eg industrial processes). With the development of technology, various methods and techniques of water treatment are needed which are considered appropriate, effective and economical. The provision of clean water can be applied with large-scale technology or simple technology that is individual treatment, which technically does not require high costs, the raw materials are easy to obtain and everyone can apply them.

Led by team leader Herri Purwanto, S.T., M.T., IPM with members: 1. Amiwarti, S.T., M.T., 2, Dr. M. Firdaus, S.T., M.T., 3. Adiguna, S.T., M.Sc., 4. Syahril Alzahri, S.T., M.T., 5. Agus Setiobudi, S.T., M.Si., 6. Reffanda Kurniawan, S.T., M.M., with carrying the theme “Socialization of the Clean Water Filter System with the Slow Sand Filter Method”, Lecturers of the Faculty of Engineering of the Civil Engineering Study Program have carried out Community Service (PPM) in the form of giving presentations and introductions to slow filter water treatment equipment using tools designed by the Program lecturers themselves. Civil Engineering Studies, this tool can process the turbidity of river water into clear and clean water. The Implementation of Community Service in Air Itam Village, Jejawi Subdistrict OKI on Thursday, November 17, 2022. After being filled with presentations and introductions to tools, on this occasion the Civil Engineering Study Program lecturer also demonstrated the procedures for using the slow sand filter. It is hoped that this activity will provide solutions and help the community in dealing with problems regarding the need for clean and healthy water that meets quality standards.

In addition to being filled with PPM activities, in this activity an agreement and signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between the Civil Studies Program, Faculty of Engineering, University of PGRI Palembang and the Head of Air Itam Village, Jejawi Subdistrict, OKI. This Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Herri Purwanto, S.T., M.T., IPM as Plt. Head of Civil Engineering Program and Wasiatullah as Head of Air Itam Village, Jejawi Subdistrict OKI. With this collaboration, it is hoped that in the future both parties can increase cooperation in the implementation of education, research, community service, development and improvement of Human Resources both for the community and institutions.

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The result seminar is an academic activity carried out by students after completing research data collection activities and is carried out before submitting a thesis exam. The thesis result seminar needs to be submitted by students as one of the requirements for obtaining a bachelor’s degree.

The Faculty of Engineering, Civil Engineering Study Program, Universitas PGRI Palembang, on Friday (11/11/2022) the odd semester of the academic year 2022/2023 held a Results Seminar which was held in the Hall of the Faculty of Engineering, 2nd Floor, Building D, Universitas PGRI Palembang.

The seminar resulted from this thesis was attended by 6 (six) participants. The names of the students who took part in the seminar were as follows: 1. Reva Elfendi, 2. Riskr Okta Saputra, 3. Tri Satya Fitri, 4. M. Ikhsan Ronaltri, 5. Irgi Ahmad Faisal, 6. Taufik Muda, only a team of examiners who consisting of: 1. Amiwarti, S.T., M.T., 2. Herri Purwanto, S.T., M.T., IPM., 3. Adiguna, S.T., M.Si., 4. Syahril Alzahri, S.T., M.T., IPM

In connection with the many activities that will be carried out in November, the Faculty of Engineering holds monthly regular meetings. This meeting is deemed necessary to be held so that all relevant parties can carry out their duties and obligations properly. And in terms of implementation, they can synergize, harmonize and have quality in carrying out an activity.

The routine meeting which was held on Tuesday (2/11/2022), took place in the Hall of the Faculty of Engineering, 2nd floor of Building D, Universitas PGRI Palembang. The meeting was chaired by the Dean of the Amiwarti Faculty of Engineering, S.T., M.T accompanied by the Vice Dean Aan Sefentry, S.T., M.T., Head of Electrical Engineering Study Program Emidiana, S.T., M.T., Head of Chemical Engineering Study Program Muhrinsyah Fatimura, S.T., M.T., Head of Civil Engineering Study Program Herri Purwanto, S.T., S.T., S.T. M.T., IPM., Head of TU, ​​Finance and Personnel Sri Mulyati, S.T., M.Pd, Head of Sub-section of Equipment and Letters Dwi Warsari, S.H., M.H, Head of Sub-Division of Academic Administration, Cooperation and Student Affairs Endang Kurniawan, S.T., Ka. Library unit Lusi Anita, S.E., Ka. Laboratory of Electrical Engineering Irine Kartika Pebrianti, S.T., M.T., Ka. Chemical Engineering Study Program Lab, Rully Masriatini, S.T., M.T and all the education staff of the Faculty of Engineering.

As for the things discussed in this meeting, namely: Thesis Writing Training activities for the Faculty of Engineering for the academic year 2022-2023, Socialization of New Student Admissions at Vocational High Schools in the city of Palembang, Community Service by Lecturers and International Public Lectures.

Graduation is the dream of all students and to achieve it, of course, students must follow a long procedure, such as: lectures, research, writing scientific papers, and others. Graduation is a ceremony of confirmation or inauguration for someone who has studied, graduation is also a sign of graduation for students who have studied at a university.

PGRI University Palembang on Thursday 27 October 2022, held the graduation of the 33rd Strata Two (S-2), 59th Bachelor’s Degree (S-1) and 20th Diploma Three (D-3), face to face in front of the Wyndham Hotel OPI Mall Ballroom. Attended by the Governor of South Sumatra H. Herman Deru represented by the Head of the Office of the Province of South Sumatra Drs. H. Riza Fahlevi, M.M., Head of LLDikti Region II Prof. Dr. Iskhaq Iskandar, M.Sc., General Chairperson of PB PGRI Prof. Dr.Unifah Rosyidi, M.Pd., Chair of PGRI of South Sumatra Province as well as Advisor of BPH PB PGRI at PGRI Palembang University H. Ahmad Zulinto, S.Pd., M.M., Chairman of BPH PB PGRI at PGRI University Palembang, Dr. Hj. Meilia Rosani, S.H., M.H., and staff, Rector of PGRI University Palembang Dr., H. Bukman Lian, M.M., M.Si, CIQaR and staff, Plh. Vice Chancellor I, Vice Chancellor II and Vice Chancellor III, Chair and Members of the Senate of the Deans, Plt. Postgraduate Director and staff, Head of Bureau, Unit Leaders, Managers, Lecturers, graduates and other invited guests.

Thursday, October 27, 2022, 974 students took part in the graduation procession. This graduation was divided into two sessions and as many as 12 students of the Faculty of Engineering consisting of 5 students from the Electrical Engineering Study Program, 3 students from the Chemical Engineering Study Program and 4 students from the Civil Engineering Study Program attended the second graduation session.

The Faculty of Engineering is committed to continuing to provide the best service to the community and especially to students, and will continuously improve the quality of its graduates so that later they can be easily absorbed in the world of work, it is hoped that all graduates can give pride and bring a good name to PGRI Palembang University. And hopefully they can contribute and take part optimally in their respective fields with various works and services for the community, nation and state.

Sempro or seminar proposals become an inseparable part of the process of preparing theses, theses, and dissertations. The scientific work is a mandatory requirement for completing lectures, so it must be prepared properly and correctly. What is meant by sempro is the submission of a research plan that is presented to the supervisor and examiner for evaluation. The aim is to assist students in preparing thesis so that the research direction is correct, identify research topics, formulate hypotheses, understand research background, develop or adapt appropriate methods.

The Faculty of Engineering, Chemical Engineering Study Program, University of PGRI Palembang, on Saturday (22/10/2022) the odd semester of the academic year 2022/2023 held a Thesis Proposal Seminar which was held in the Hall of the Faculty of Engineering, Building D, 2nd Floor, Universitas PGRI Palembang.

The thesis proposal seminar was attended by 4 (four) participants, namely: 1. Kiki Hardiyanti, 2. Gilang Baskara Harlis, 3. Vieolina Ayu Kusuma Wardhanaini, 4. Ary Wicakhyanto. With a team of examiners consisting of: 1. Muhrinsyah Fatimura, S.T., M.T., 2. Aan Sefentry, S.T., M.T., 3, Dr. Ir. Muhammada Bakrie, M.T., 4. Nurlela, M.T., 5. Rully Masriatini, S.T., M.T., 6. Husnah, S.T., M.T., 7. Reno Fitrianti, S.T., M.Si., 8. Ir. Agus Wahyudi, M.M.

Sempro or seminar proposals become an inseparable part of the process of preparing theses, theses, and dissertations. The scientific work is a mandatory requirement for completing lectures, so it must be prepared properly and correctly. What is meant by sempro is the submission of a research plan that is presented to the supervisor and examiner for evaluation. The aim is to assist students in preparing thesis so that the research direction is correct, identify research topics, formulate hypotheses, understand research background, develop or adjust appropriate methods. While the results seminar is an academic activity carried out by students after completing research data collection activities and is carried out before submitting a thesis exam. The thesis result seminar needs to be submitted by students as one of the requirements for obtaining a bachelor’s degree.

The Faculty of Engineering, Civil Engineering Study Program, Universitas PGRI Palembang, on Thursday (20/10/2022) the odd semester of the academic year 2022/2023 held a Thesis Proposal Seminar and Results Seminar which was held in the Hall of the Faculty of Engineering, 2nd Floor, Building D, Universitas PGRI Palembang.

The thesis proposal seminar was attended by 3 (three) participants, namely: 1. Maulana Aziz, 2 Muhammad Haikal Amamy, 3. Ade Ridho Saputra. Meanwhile, the result seminar was attended by 4 (four) participants, namely: 1. Budiman, 2. Elsa Septiana, 3. Tobias Tamba Siagian, 4. Akbar Fajar Nugraha. Both seminars were conducted with a team of examiners consisting of: 1. Amiwarti, S.T., M.T., 2. Herri Purwanto, S.T., M.T., 3. Adiguna, S.T., M.Si., 4. Reffanda Kurniawan, S.T., M.M.