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| Location | BJ-CN |
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| Use advice for data set | When utilizing this data set for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) purposes, carefully consider the technological specificity of the Beijing cement production base and the scope of the annual average monitoring data. It is essential to ensure that the system boundaries of the LCA study align with the processes and emissions described here, including energy, water, and raw material consumption, as well as waste treatment. Users should also note that heavy metal gas emissions data are specific to the site and historical, sourced from a 2007 report, which may need updating for current assessments. Finally, take into account transport processes, electricity recovery, and the recycling technology in the assessment of the environmental impact. |
| Technical purpose of product or process | The data set represents Portland fly-ash cement with a strength grade of 52.5 MPa, and is specifically used for high-strength concrete applications requiring high early strength and durability. The manufacturing process includes dry rotary kilns equipped with 100% cement kiln dust recycling technology. This type of cement is suitable for construction projects, infrastructure developments, and in the manufacture of precast concrete products. |
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| General comment on data set | Dry rotary kiln scenarios with 100% cement kiln dust recycling technology were considered. |
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| Model description | Choose to manage 1 ton of Portland fly ash cement (P·F 52.5).A dry rotary kiln scenario using 100% cement kiln dust recovery technology was considered. The infrastructure processes for each scenario, road transport of raw materials to the cement production site, direct emissions, wastewater treatment, raw material and energy production and the recovery of electricity from the dry rotary kiln scenario are included. |
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