Process Data set: drying in in-line oven, elementary; technology mix; production mix, at plant; service of drying 1 kg of apparel in in-line ofen (en) en
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| Location | EU+EFTA+UK |
| Reference year | 2021 |
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drying in in-line oven, elementary; technology mix; production mix, at plant; service of drying 1 kg of apparel in in-line ofen
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| Use advice for data set | This data set is a supporting sub-data set and must be used exclusively as sub-data set of its corresponding level-1 partly disaggregated data set (see “General comment” field for exact name and UUID). |
| Technical purpose of product or process | na |
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| General comment on data set | Notice: this data set supersedes the EF3.0-compliant version (see link under "preceding data set version" below calculated with the EF3.0). The life cycle inventory is not changed from the original EF3.0 data set. The LCIA results are calculated based on the EF3.1 methods which provide updated characterisation factors in the following impact categories: Climate Change, Ecotoxicity freshwater, Photochemical Ozone Formation, Acidification, Human Toxicity non-cancer, and Human Toxicity cancer. The review report and the data quality ratings refer to the original results. The data set has been updated by the European Commission on the basis of the original EF3.0 data set delivered by the data provider.This sub-process has limited documentation only. For all detailed documentation of the full model to which this data set belongs (such as DQRs, review reports and other technical documentation), please see this process: drying in in-line oven - EU+EFTA+UK [UUID: 295479fa-594f-5ee8-aae0-a778f6bdda2b] |
| Copyright | Yes |
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| Data set valid until | 2024 |
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| Technology description including background system | In in-line / automation oven, imoisture content can be used to drives the drying process rather than temperature. The operator workstation displays moisture values received from special sensors. If moisture levels rise or fall excessively, the operator manually adjusts the temperature set point accordingly (Dana, 2003). In this model, the oven used is proxy to textile dryer. The process includes energy, lube oil consumption and infrastructure. There is no direct emission to air since the emission comes from electricity usage, while hazardous waste comes from waste lube oil. In the model, the energy sources of machines used from electricity only. The consumption of lubricating oil using a thermobonding oven as a proxy. The GSM of the carpet is assumed to be 750-1400 , average 1075 Dana, Laurie. 2003. DOING the CARPET DANCE. Start Magazine. |
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LCIA results