Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment
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2018-05-15
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Institute of Physics (IOP)
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1757-8981
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1757-899X
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Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Production Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, Traffic Engineering, Precision Mechanics
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| autor | M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang |
| beschreibung | Hydropower is the oldest and most common type of renewable source of electricity available on this planet. The end of life process of hydropower plant have significant environmental impacts, which needs to be identified and minimized to ensure an environment friendly power generation. However, identifying the environmental impacts and health hazards are very little explored in the hydropower processing routes despite a significant quantity of production worldwide. This paper highlight the life-cycle environmental impact assessment of the reservoir based hydropower generation system located in alpine and non-alpine region of Europe, addressing their ecological effects by the ReCiPe and CML methods under several impact-assessment categories such as human health, ecosystems, global warming potential, acidification potential, etc. The Australasian life-cycle inventory database and SimaPro software are utilized to accumulate life-cycle inventory dataset and to evaluate the impacts. T... |
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| publisher | Institute of Physics (IOP) |
| quelle | IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering |
| relation | http://iopscience.iop.org/1757-899X/351/1/012006 |
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| shingle_author_1 | M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang |
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| shingle_author_4 | M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang |
| shingle_catch_all_1 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment Hydropower is the oldest and most common type of renewable source of electricity available on this planet. The end of life process of hydropower plant have significant environmental impacts, which needs to be identified and minimized to ensure an environment friendly power generation. However, identifying the environmental impacts and health hazards are very little explored in the hydropower processing routes despite a significant quantity of production worldwide. This paper highlight the life-cycle environmental impact assessment of the reservoir based hydropower generation system located in alpine and non-alpine region of Europe, addressing their ecological effects by the ReCiPe and CML methods under several impact-assessment categories such as human health, ecosystems, global warming potential, acidification potential, etc. The Australasian life-cycle inventory database and SimaPro software are utilized to accumulate life-cycle inventory dataset and to evaluate the impacts. T... M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1757-8981 17578981 1757-899X 1757899X |
| shingle_catch_all_2 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment Hydropower is the oldest and most common type of renewable source of electricity available on this planet. The end of life process of hydropower plant have significant environmental impacts, which needs to be identified and minimized to ensure an environment friendly power generation. However, identifying the environmental impacts and health hazards are very little explored in the hydropower processing routes despite a significant quantity of production worldwide. This paper highlight the life-cycle environmental impact assessment of the reservoir based hydropower generation system located in alpine and non-alpine region of Europe, addressing their ecological effects by the ReCiPe and CML methods under several impact-assessment categories such as human health, ecosystems, global warming potential, acidification potential, etc. The Australasian life-cycle inventory database and SimaPro software are utilized to accumulate life-cycle inventory dataset and to evaluate the impacts. T... M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1757-8981 17578981 1757-899X 1757899X |
| shingle_catch_all_3 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment Hydropower is the oldest and most common type of renewable source of electricity available on this planet. The end of life process of hydropower plant have significant environmental impacts, which needs to be identified and minimized to ensure an environment friendly power generation. However, identifying the environmental impacts and health hazards are very little explored in the hydropower processing routes despite a significant quantity of production worldwide. This paper highlight the life-cycle environmental impact assessment of the reservoir based hydropower generation system located in alpine and non-alpine region of Europe, addressing their ecological effects by the ReCiPe and CML methods under several impact-assessment categories such as human health, ecosystems, global warming potential, acidification potential, etc. The Australasian life-cycle inventory database and SimaPro software are utilized to accumulate life-cycle inventory dataset and to evaluate the impacts. T... M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1757-8981 17578981 1757-899X 1757899X |
| shingle_catch_all_4 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment Hydropower is the oldest and most common type of renewable source of electricity available on this planet. The end of life process of hydropower plant have significant environmental impacts, which needs to be identified and minimized to ensure an environment friendly power generation. However, identifying the environmental impacts and health hazards are very little explored in the hydropower processing routes despite a significant quantity of production worldwide. This paper highlight the life-cycle environmental impact assessment of the reservoir based hydropower generation system located in alpine and non-alpine region of Europe, addressing their ecological effects by the ReCiPe and CML methods under several impact-assessment categories such as human health, ecosystems, global warming potential, acidification potential, etc. The Australasian life-cycle inventory database and SimaPro software are utilized to accumulate life-cycle inventory dataset and to evaluate the impacts. T... M A P Mahmud, N Huda, S H Farjana and C Lang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1757-8981 17578981 1757-899X 1757899X |
| shingle_title_1 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment |
| shingle_title_2 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment |
| shingle_title_3 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment |
| shingle_title_4 | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment |
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| titel | Environmental sustainability assessment of hydropower plant in Europe using life cycle assessment |
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