Analyn Yumang
ABSTRACT
Physicochemical parameters of water that have passed through the water filtration system cannot be tested without proper evaluation and measuring tools. The study uses a system with a device that has an array of sensors that measures the pH, turbidity, electrical conductivity, and total dissolved solids of the pre- and post-filtered water. The water quality standards of filtered water were used as the basis for the fuzzy logic algorithm to define the effectiveness of filtered rainwater and tap water. In getting a probability value of 0.96, it shows that there is a significant difference with the pre-filtered and post-filtered parameter values of rainwater and tap water. Based on the evaluation using fuzzy logic, it also shows that the pre-filtered water has changed into a more acceptable value after the filtration process. With the laboratory testing results to test the accuracy of the device, a probability value of 0.97 was able to calculate, which denotes no significant difference between the measured values of the device with the laboratory result.
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