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student: Stephany Vivas Nieto
Organizations consider it beneficial to know, in as much detail as possible, the effects - even if they are involuntary - that their products, services or activities could cause in the environment; in particular, those that cause significant adverse environmental impacts, in order to meet the legal, social and political responsibilities that they entail, in addition to economic losses and corporate image.

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student: Kelly Jhojana Jaramillo

The ISO 14044 standard is used to evaluate the life cycle of the products, generating the requirements and guidelines to carry out the evaluation, which include:

The definition of the objective.

What is the scope of the life cycle?

The inventory of the life cycle must be analyzed.

A critical examination of the life cycle is interpreted, reported and carried out.

There are certain limitations in the cycle.

The phases of the life cycle are related.

There are certain value options and elements that are optional.

It should be known that the ISO14044 standard defines the objectives and scope that the application should have in the results of the life cycle analysis.

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a conceptual map is drawn up to have more clarity about the requirements of the LCA.

student: Alexay Trujillo Ico

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When an LCA is applied, there are important aspects as indicated in the standard, taking into account the phases to carry out the analysis process and these are:

Definition of the objective and scope
Inventory analysis
Impact evaluation
Interpretation

student: Alexay Trujillo Ico

Student: Kelly Jhojana Jaramillo

The ACV includes the complete cycle of the product, process or activity, taking into account the stages of extraction and processing of raw materials, production, transport and distribution, use, reuse and maintenance, recycling and final disposal.

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Parameters to be included in the ACV that are not limited:

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Parameters to be included in the ACV that are not limited:

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Biochemical Oxygen Demand.

Chemical demand of oxygen.

halogenated organic compounds

Total content of halogenated

Volatile organic compounds

Data Quality Requirements:

Weather

Geography

technology

precision

integrity

representativeness

coherence

reproducibility

data source

Made by: Millerlay Jurado

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It focuses on environmental assessment, can analyze all environmental aspects of the products and the stages of existence, such as raw materials, production and manufacturing, transport, uses, reuse and final disposal of waste.

student: Kelly Jhojana Jaramillo

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student: Stephany Vivas Nieto

Identify the selection of one product over another or a modification that have the desired end resuit of decreasing environmental impacts from all the stages

Identify unwanted shifts between life cycle stages due to intended change.

Gather information, make comparisons between competing products or evaluate modifications to make a more "environmentally friendly" product.

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Life cycle: it is the life time of a product, from the planning and the materials that are going to be used for its elaboration until its final stage.
Life cycle analysis (LCA):Collection of information and evaluation, followed by results and potential environmental impacts of a product system during the life time of a certain time of life.
Analysis of the life cycle inventory (ICV): life cycle analysis that involves the collection and quantification of inputs and outputs of a product system during its life cycle.
Life Cycle Impact Assessment (EICV):life cycle analysis that aims to know and evaluate the magnitude and how significant are the potential environmental impacts of a product system throughout the life cycle of the product.

student: Alexay Trujillo Ico