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367 ENVIRON Global Enterprise and Sustainable Development Fall 2011 Homework #3 Due 10/12 The "Standard Models" at EIOLCA.net (http://www.eiolca.net/cgi-bin/dft/use.pl) can only give you life cycle economic and environmental of products in one single sector The EIO analysis itself can do more than that. For example, in Homework #2, we caulculated environmental impacts of producing plastics and...

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367 ENVIRON Global Enterprise and Sustainable Development Fall 2011 Homework #3 Due 10/12 The "Standard Models" at EIOLCA.net (http://www.eiolca.net/cgi-bin/dft/use.pl) can only give you life cycle economic and environmental of products in one single sector The EIO analysis itself can do more than that. For example, in Homework #2, we caulculated environmental impacts of producing plastics and bottle. To calculate life cycle economic and environmental impacts for multiple products (e.g., exports from China to the US) from EIOLCA.net, we will need to use the "Custom Model" 1. Multiple products Open http://www.eiolca.net/cgi-bin/dft/build.pl , and read the introduction Suppose China exports the following products to the US. Use this "Custom Model" to calculate life cycle energy use and GHG emissions embodied in these exports. Use "China 2002 (122)" model. Remember to click the "Change Model" button after you select the model. Export Computers High speed trains Clothes Value $2 million $5 million $1 million What sector you choose from the model to represent each of the products? Communications and trade services Transportation vehicles Tobacco and Textile Products Fill in the following table for energy and carbon footprint (life cycle energy use and carbon emissions) from the model You might want to click the "Change Inputs" button on top-left corner to get energy GHG and information Energy footprint (TJ) Carbon footprint (MTCO2-equivalent) 28.5 2950 2. Hybrid LCA EIOLCA.net also provides a hybrid LCA model for users. Open http://www.eiolca.net/cgi-bin/dft/aurora-start.pl, and read the introduction. Suppose you conducted a process-based LCA, and found the direct inputs from several key sectors (listed below) for making the specific computer you are studying. And you are confident that these process-based LCA results are more accurate than national average obtained from the EIO model. Process-based LCA results Sector Direct input required for $2 million computers 48. Plastic products $250,000 Note the unit 50. Glass and glass products 60. Metal products 85. Electricity and steam production and supply $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 Use these information, create a hybrid LCA model and calculate using EIOLCA.net. Still use "China 2002 (122)" model. Remember to click the "Change Model" button after you select the model. Calculate energy and carbon footprints for $2 million computers using the hybrid method. Fill in the following table Hybrid LCA results Energy footprint (TJ) Carbon footprint (MTCO2-equivalent) 7.99 771 If you don't change direct inputs of the above four sectors, you will get the pure EIO-LCA results. Fill in the following table and compare with hybrid LCA results EIO-LCA results Energy footprint (TJ) Carbon footprint (MTCO2-equivalent) 4.77 461
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