Analisis Pengaruh Kolam Retensi dalam Mengurangi Debit Puncak Banjir di Kolam Laguna
Analysis of the Impact of Retention Ponds in Reducing Peak Flood Discharge in Laguna Ponds

Date
2025Author
Simbolon, Ristiawan Sandjaya
Advisor(s)
Indrawan, Ivan
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The Impact of Retention Pond Construction on Reducing Peak Flood Discharge in
Laguna Pond. This study aims to determine the impact of retention pond
construction on reducing peak flood discharge in Laguna Pond. It simulates the
capacity of the retention pond to accommodate floodwaters during a 100% peak
flood discharge in Laguna Pond. The analysis is carried out until the construction
system implemented in the retention pond is operational, highlighting the influence
of the retention pond. The retention pond is located specifically in Medan Labuhan,
Medan City, North Sumatra. This site was selected because Medan Labuhan
District frequently experiences flooding, making it a suitable subject for analysis
and discussion regarding the retention pond's effect on reducing peak flood
discharge. The research methodology employed in this study is quantitative.
Hydrological and hydraulic analyses are conducted. The simulation results of the
retention pond capacity, using a pump with a discharge rate of 700 m³/second
during peak time, show the water surface elevation in the retention pond. For the
sediment pond, the water surface elevation is 4.11 m with a volume of 2,984.121 m³
out of a 4.5 m pond height. For the retention pond, the water surface elevation is
2.06 m with a volume of 6,944.121 m³ out of a 4.5 m pond height. An additional
outflow channel is proposed in the second pond (retention pond) to avoid excessive
and continuous use of pumps periodically. Furthermore, additional sluice gates are
suggested for the channels evaluated in this study. The results of this final project
can serve as a theoretical basis for planning retention pond construction as a flood
control measure in areas with relatively high peak flood discharge.
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