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Avaliação de impacte ambiental da gestão de resíduos da produção de uma bancada...

Silva, Luiza; Ferreira Silva, Maria Elisabete; Brás, Isabel; Domingos, Idalina; Ferreira Wessel, Dulcineia; Ferreira, José

Introduction: Consumerism has led to an increase in environmental problems, and for this reason, sustainable solutions must be the priority when designing new products or services. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is one of the most important analytical tools available for choosing the best decision when it comes to sustainability. Objective: The focus of this study was to apply an LCA to the management of wastes fr...



Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Conventional Concrete to Ash Concrete

Ferreira, José; Ferreira Silva, Maria Elisabete; Domingos, Idalina; Silva, Luiza; Brás, Isabel

In the present work, the environmental impacts of the concrete made with woody fly ash that presented compressive strength like the conventional concrete were evaluated and compared using the Life Cycle Assessment methodology. The impact assessment method used was the “CML-IA baseline” implemented in SimaPro software. The results showed that concrete with fly ash had a lower impact than conventional concrete in...


A Life Cycle Assessment Study on a New Countertop Material

Silva, Luiza; Silva, Elisabete; Brás, Isabel; Domingos, Idalina; Wessel, Dulcineia; Ferreira, José

The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is one of the most important analytical tools available to provide the scientific basis of engineering solutions for sustainability. The focus of this study was a LCA (cradle to gate) of a product intended to be used in countertops. The functional unit chosen was 1 m2 of finished panel (countertop) and the boundary system involved the study of raw materials and product packaging ...


A Cradle-to-Grave Life Cycle Assessment Study on a New Countertop Material

Silva, Luiza; Silva, Maria; Brás, Isabel; Domingos, Idalina; Ferreira Wessel, Dulcineia; Ferreira, José

The life cycle of furniture products has been decreased in the last years as a consequence of the continuous improvement of people’s housing conditions. This behavior increases the waste amount in an urban area. The focus of this study was developing a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) (cradle-to-grave) of a new countertop product. Two scenarios for countertop waste management were proposed, one considering landfilli...


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