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EPD Indicators 1.0


Version

1.0

Status

Active

Release date

2022-03-25

DefaultLanguageCode

EN

QualityAssuranceProcedure

EN ISO 23386:2020

Classes

Code Name
05d3f292-abaa-4439-9088-c9e468d457d4 [ProductStage]
18a3ae0f-d88d-4e15-bc3c-4546ad291f5e Waste categories
21b802b6-39cc-4c05-9b40-ae12aecbda63 Biogenic carbon content at the factory gate
24d90064-10e5-44f6-b2ca-28bb2d5b078d [UseStage]
35718fd4-ce92-49b8-b7e1-aea961d8685a Lifecycle stage
3becc4a3-9d73-4162-a4f2-2a158d2582b2 Human health
40498421-e551-493d-bd32-8460d2870193 [ConstructionProcessStage]
4086ef94-a2e9-48fe-9dc2-8764b0162599 Land use related impacts
438c0bfd-706d-4879-83c3-5154b22677a5 Ozone Depletion
4c504c22-bd21-45a3-aa30-0b9c1dc11f17 Resource use
5cc30ddf-11fa-4f96-933c-f50161289379 Eutrophication
6a9d124d-1c59-491a-b11e-4c528e389e07 [BenefitsAndLoadsBeyondTheSystemBoundary]
6f11de80-0148-4ed4-a6db-281116a52e9d Inventory indicators describing resource use
719eb5fc-33f6-479a-a7ec-88a4581bc53e Global Warming Potential
72bd5cd0-3a8d-4242-af92-52e635673475 Scenarios
9f16072b-4cc4-4fbc-bde4-3196e5440929 Eco-toxicity
a6cd0e30-8572-401d-88de-807bdd5c209d Ozone Formation
b97fbf2a-1291-43f0-bc3b-c9427b89c7f9 Environmental information describing output flows
ba3a78d5-271f-40d2-9fab-d991747efc4e [EndOfLifeStage]
ccce5239-4bff-4d73-8657-fe0194b4e4d4 Resource depletion
cf8866c6-98cb-4c03-bf78-ded9f482a1bc Acidification

Properties

Code Name
0_9_Xepir9pfp1RHs65ct2 water (user) deprivation potential, deprivation-weighted water consumption
0_YKJPRh97F9sASKeTfeew materials for energy recovery
03W12BKavE8x6IWz_fOys0 secondary materials
0a6f27da-44c0-4b9c-8573-48d129275869 [REFURBISHMENT]
0bxI3NxmHBGhEnAKvHn0gJ eutrophication potential, accumulated exceedance
0d63SlVi5E2O5p1QvyrHnx components for re-use
0e87e5cc-e5ec-480f-9da2-2f840a45d96e Non-renewable primary resources with energy content, total
0fHDpX02rBe90OnECvCyZ9 eutrophication potential, fraction of nutrients reaching freshwater end compartment
0jIKukBtDF3BVectVvcKJz eutrophication potential, fraction of nutrients reaching marine end compartment
0LUvsLL_L17w6_kQbrwYH global warming potential - land use and land use change
0q8OlTYA9AMQ262TdhWLUy global warming potential - total
0R6QcQZJnBqO_cgaZRe09x depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer
0xzayR1W531O7oo3C0O4l reference service life according to ISO 15686-8
1a49ac4c-e84c-4d1b-8eba-87ea0740a945 Bulk density of the transported products
1cVHyaZyz2LwYsgcus0_K renewable primary resources used as an energy carrier (fuel)
1JWoKLmMX2K8umNurcyttd renewable primary resources with energy content used as material
1l3TyajTP5AAjWIWyoXlj8 global warming potential - biogenic
1lBQWFKGL7ywZZEch3DR9F exported electrical energy
1lWAq27H7lBwaQ0xslz3y net use of freshwater
1nz5be2fDO842DoqKSoPj biogenic carbon content packaging according to EN 15804
1qZcFiOH2iv4vfxwYrd0t potential comparative toxic unit for humans - non-cancer effects
1XetEifDj53uigNa3Ckaj potential soil quality index
1XWUA4IzTDIR9YpoQBqkWJ non-renewable primary resources with energy content used as material
20f6yvfDz3rwhYW1OIiQRv non-renewable secondary fuels
25LIgwWKLFHwoEBdGn4AmT high-level radioactive waste disposed according to ISO 21930:2017 (mass)
295adf82-17ac-46fd-92b6-b627ecb217de Primary resources with energy content, total
2a5urlyjDFdB2AnRAkxCBB hazardous waste disposed
2cKXEcnKH2Hx7gLXSdXX0 acidification potential, accumulated Exceedance
2KDnimpb10xv6PppooK8x4 tropospheric ozone concentration increase
2madygVA50I8lkpTzIuxd6 global warming potential - fossil fuels
2nF1CZFSvC5BByHwEyW0wX biogenic carbon content within bio-based products according to EN 15804
2uLicla5H9yvoo3J7xZwcv renewable secondary fuels
31822563-6337-46ea-91be-4918874e9b2e [RawMaterialSupply]
31d699d2-c609-4c4c-9a8d-2ada04d277f0 [OPERATIONAlLEnergy]
36048a32-1ede-4a6c-8f6f-6741a9860097 [DECONSTRUCTION]
39eDNkrvbBm9UwrEc6sS0C non-hazardous waste disposed
3b18f49c-7d39-49d0-80d5-920e81d0370a Volume utilization factor (factor: = 1 or <1 or ≥ 1 for compressed or packaged products)
3bvaqNevEO9_i8TAfi1v3 non-renewable primary resources used as an energy carrier (fuel)
3ec3z7wXHC89GyTPdk63MV materials for recycling
3eENUk7RLAZB0VprsH6p2Q abiotic depletion potential for non-fossil resources - minerals and metals
3EyDlg0wz3iAcUHVJ0bh0L exported thermal energy
3gHt8EnXf4iP2_NVmtSsAW abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources
3rAzcbM1H1ePo1H24TPVp potential comparative toxic unit for humans - cancer effects
3vX1lbDvr3Yezb4zYgqEFG potential incidence of disease due to PM emissions
3WIW9FykP708JtbC7Mg3n potential human exposure efficiency relative to U235
401c53e2-4ad6-4bd5-bab3-7ed8095bfe5c Distances
47840c9a-e636-4568-a1a0-f99d362394ae [PRODUCTIONTRANSPORT]
4e4f0cbf-d7ac-4f49-848d-205a7c06ad78 [Waste]
617a6e7c-94af-4946-b758-0246d3bb4536 Primary resources with energy content used as material
691c41f1-5298-4331-be85-9741fcb79970 [DisposalTotal]