Session MO.2.D || Carbon Inventory and Management of Bio-Based Materials for a Post-Fossil Bioeconomy Authors Sander-Titgemeyer, Anna; Weber-Blaschke, Gabriele Abstract The increasing share of hardwood in German forests has led to the debate, how hardwood, mostly with less volume and worse quality, can be used more efficiently than only for energy production. As a result, [...]
Session WE.1.A || Life Cycle Sustainability in Construction and Renovation of Buildings Authors Koyamparambath, Anish; Adibi, Naeem; Szablewski, Carolina; Adibi, Sierra A; Sonnemann, Guido Abstract Nowadays, decision-makers, including product designers, manufacturers and consumers, are interested in knowing the environmental impacts of their products, processes and services. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a tool that assesses [...]
Session WE.3.C || Benefits of Retaining Materials and Their Quality in a Circular Economy – Case studies Authors Pequeño Leclerc, Felipe; Granato, Danilo; Wiche, Pia Abstract A complete life cycle analysis (LCA) on a refurbished high-end smartphone in Chile is developed to find out its environmental impacts and evaluate potential environmental advantages of this product [...]
Session TU.3.A || Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Life Cycle Assessment Authors MA, FUJING; Vogt Wu, Tingting; Laratte, Bertrand; Perry, Nicolas Abstract Key words: Life cycle impact,Climate change,Building envelope,Environmental benefits Abstract： Climate change has been raised as one of the most important issues for human beings. In the current and future climate, which parameters will [...]
Session TU.2.D || Sustainability Assessments in Industry Creating Meaningful Information Authors Whiting, Andy; Aumônier, Simon; Collins, Michael; Calnan, Aoife; Brick, Nathan; Aumônier, Riley Abstract Pressurised metered-dose inhalers (pMDI) are the most common type of inhaler device used in the UK and are widely employed in other markets around the world. These inhalers typically make use [...]
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