VSSD:
Science and Technology b 2009 / viii
+ 137 pp.. / paperback / ISBN 978-90-6562-196-2 /
Euro
16.00 Ebook ISBN
9789065622082 Related
publication: 978-90-6562-196-2 978-90-6562-208-2 Materials have a
considerable impact on the environmental sustainability of
the products in which they are used. Due to the increasing
population and consumption worldwide, more raw materials are
consumed than can be produced globally, making especially
resource depletion of both abiotic and biotic resources an
urgent problem. Due to its good properties and high biomass
production, bamboo could have the potential to help meet the
increasing demand for raw materials, especially as a
substitute for scarce and slow growing hardwood. In this the environmental
sustainability of various bamboo materials - based on
consumption in Western Europe - are assessed based on
LCA-methodology (Eco-costs) and annual yield predictions
revealing if bamboo is actually a more environmentally
sustainable choice than timber. Contents: Foreword
1 Introduction 2 Environmental Impact in
Eco-costs 4 Conclusions 5 Discussion &
Recommendations References Appendix A:
Environmental Assessment of Bamboo Materials Appendix
B: Carbon Sequestration by Bamboo Abstract
Index Aerospace
engineering
| Architectuur
en stedenbouw
| Bedrijfsleer,
innovatie, economie, recht en techniek, duurzame
ontwikkeling
| Bedrijfszekerheidstechniek
| Bouwtechniek
| Civiele
techniek |
Bouwen
met Staal
| Elektrotechniek
| Ergonomie
| Fysische
chemie en fysische en chemische
technologie
| Informatietheorie
| Landmeetkunde
| Levenscyclusanalyse
| Materiaalkunde
| (Technische)
natuurkunde
| Toegepaste
mechanica
| Toegepaste
taalkunde: Engels
| Water-
en kustmanagement
| Werktuigbouwkunde
| Wiskunde:
analyse, lineaire algebra,
statistiek
Updated: 8 March
2011, hlf@vssd.nl
Bamboo, a Sustainable
Solution for Western Europe
Design
Cases, LCAs and Land-use
Pablo van der Lugt, Joost
Vogtländer, Han Brezet
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