Abstract
The waste produced by the palm oil industry contributes greatly to environmental damage if it is not operated properly. Waste from palm oil processing consists of 70% of the amount of raw material which is almost half in the form of liquid. Over time the growth of the palm oil industry has always increased, therefore the waste from the palm oil industry will increase. The palm oil industry must have environmentally friendly solid waste treatment technology that is able to provide added value. There are many alternatives to treat the palm oil industry’s solid waste, from the most advanced technology to conventional technology. Decision Support Systems have been developed to assist companies in identifying, evaluating and choosing technologies for processing solid waste. In this study, three operations have been developed in MySQL, the database for waste treatment technology has criteria and sub criteria selection criteria using the DELPHI method; Introduction of criteria using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) approach. This study can assist in decision making and optimize the reprocessing of solid waste from palm oil mills.
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