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The LCA method is used in order to assess the influence on the environment. This method is standard which aims to collect, quantify and evaluate the environmental damage of a product

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Life Cycle Analysis of Distributed Energy System Projects’ Energy Consumption and GHG Emission – A Case of Beer Brewery Auxiliary Power Supply in China

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Life Cycle Analysis of Distributed Energy System Projects’ Energy Consumption and GHG Emission – A Case of Beer Brewery Auxiliary Power Supply in China

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In this article you show us the difference of emissions caused between the distributed energy system and the traditional energy system

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Life Cycle Analysis of Distributed Energy System Projects’ Energy Consumption and GHG Emission – A Case of Beer Brewery Auxiliary Power Supply in China

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Life Cycle Analysis of Distributed Energy System Projects’ Energy Consumption and GHG Emission – A Case of Beer Brewery Auxiliary Power Supply in China

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This article is about the life cycle analysis in which energy consumption and GHG emissions are evaluated in the different energy system projects. In this article we show different cases of energy pathways which are compared in a certain way in order to provide a conclusion. It should improve the consumption of energy as well as seek help to promote the use of renewable energies and the integrated use of biomass. All in order to mitigate or control the environmental damage caused by the consumerism of society today

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This normal evaluates the potential impacts present in a product or activities by means of

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This normal evaluates the potential impacts present in a product or activities by means of

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The amount of resource use: corresponding to inputs such as raw material, transportation and water.

Environmental emissions: corresponding to the outputs that generate pollution to the air, soil and water.

Determine the contributions of the different stages of the life cycle: it consists of analyzing the useful life of the product or activity as well as the total emissions it generates.

Analysis of the socio-economic impact: it consists in analyzing the necessary tools to increase the efficiency in the different phases of the product or activity.

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The objective of this standard is to evaluate the life cycle of the products in order to generate requirements and guidelines to be able to start their evaluation. Which helps to improve the environmental performance of the products.

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This life cycle analysis is an environmental evaluation technique in which the different environmental aspects of a product or service of a life cycle are studied and measured. This technique is used worldwide, in which information is provided to be able to identify the different aspects and environmental impacts that are presented or can be presented throughout the life cycle of the product, process or service that is being analyzed. In order to mitigate or improve environmental performance as well as the creation and continuous improvement of the processes that present risks

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The life cycle analysis (LCA) is composed of four stages that are:

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The life cycle analysis (LCA) is composed of four stages that are:

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• Definition of objectivity and scope.
• Inventory analysis.
• Impact evaluation.
• Interpretation.

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As a first step to be able to develop a life cycle analysis we have to be clear about several terms and definitions, some of which are shown below:

Life cycle: are the stages of a productive system, from the raw material to the end.

Life cycle analysis (LCA): refers to the collection and evaluation of potential environmental impacts.

Anlysis of the life cycle inventory (LCI): collection and quantification of the inputs and outputs corresponding to the life cycle.

Life Cycle Impact Assessment (EICV): phase where the magnitude of the impacts that affect a product is known and evaluated.

Environmental aspect: is the element resulting from the activities products and services of an organization that has a direct or indirect relationship with the environment

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This standard contains the technique of life cycle analysis (LCA). This technique helps to identify opportunities that lead to environmental improvement in the different stages of the life cycle and to know the potential environmental aspects and impacts

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Unit 3: Phase 4 - Mural of Environmental ManagementIt is developed by means of labels related to the rules and the article.            Group: 358020_21      Made by: Monica Paola Martinez   

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Unit 3: Phase 4 - Mural of Environmental ManagementIt is developed by means of labels related to the rules and the article.            Group: 358020_21      Made by: Monica Paola Martinez   