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Embodied energy analysis of adobe house
Renewable Energy, 2009In this paper an attempt has been made to develop a simple methodology to calculate embodied energy of the adobe house at Solar Energy Park, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi (28°35′N, 77°12′E) and its effect on the environment. The special feature of the adobe house is that, the whole house is constructed by using low energy intensive ...
, M S Sodha
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Embodied energy in beverage packaging
Journal of Environmental Management, 2020Packaging used for beverages, such as soft drinks, juices, and beers, is widely consumed worldwide. The manufacture of this packaging involves energy consumption, even when made with recycled material. The sum of all energies required to produce the packaging is considered the incorporated or embodied energy.
Rubens Camaratta +2 more
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Energy Efficiency of Buildings: The Aspect of Embodied Energy
Energy Technology, 2016AbstractHow much energy is actually required to build energy‐efficient buildings? It is essential nowadays not only to invest in the design of more energy‐efficient buildings but also to pay more attention to the embodied energy of such building concepts.
Balouktsi, Maria, Lützkendorf, Thomas
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Derivation of energy-embodiment functions to estimate the embodied energy from the material content
Energy, 1996The embodied energy includes the direct and indirect energy consumed for the entire production process. These values are needed to estimate impacts on energy consumption due to changes in consumption patterns. We have developed a model of the economic system to account for every production process. This model illustrates interrelations among production
Kazuhiko Nishimura +2 more
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Embodied Energy and Economic Valuation
Science, 1980Input-output analysis has been adapted to calculate the total (direct plus indirect) energy required to produce goods and services in the U.S. economy; this quantity has been termed the embodied energy. Usually, the energy required to produce labor and government services and the solar energy input to the economy are ignored by analysts.
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Energy, 1978
Abstract This paper describes why the use of cost estimates can be source of uncertainty in net energy analysis. This occurs when costs are expressed in prices not equal to those used for price deflators. This uncertainty is reduced by estimating average prices for selected goods and services in units of 1967 dollars per ton.
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Abstract This paper describes why the use of cost estimates can be source of uncertainty in net energy analysis. This occurs when costs are expressed in prices not equal to those used for price deflators. This uncertainty is reduced by estimating average prices for selected goods and services in units of 1967 dollars per ton.
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2021
International Transaction Journal of Engineering, Management, & Applied Sciences & Technologies, 12, 12, 12A12R: 1 ...
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International Transaction Journal of Engineering, Management, & Applied Sciences & Technologies, 12, 12, 12A12R: 1 ...
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Embodied energy of sugarcane harvesters
Biosystems Engineering, 2014Intensification of agricultural production has largely been based on higher energy demand. In Brazil, sugarcane cultivation, ethanol production and the adoption of mechanised harvesting have increased since 2000 due to economic decisions and environmental constraints.
Edemilson J. Mantoam +3 more
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Stocks and Flows of Embodied Energy
2015In addition to materials and direct energy, accounting for embodied energy is essential to understand how the biophysical economy operates, because it provides an indication of the distribution of intra-economy energy demand created by consumption of goods and services.
Matthew Kuperus Heun +2 more
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