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Eco Data for Materials Engineers
Prof. Mike Ashby, Kim Marshall, Steve Warde
May 2014
Granta Design—innovating since 1994
Authoritative materials reference data
Materials information management
Materials decision support tools
Materials applications for CAD, CAE, PLM…
Example customers
Airbus
Airbus Helicopters
Airbus Defence & Space
AWE
ASCO Industries
Baker Hughes
Boeing
Bombardier Aerospace
Bosch
Chengdu Aircraft
Honeywell
Huntsman
Hutchinson
IHI
Jaguar Land Rover
Lab 126 (Kindle)
LL Products
Lockheed Martin
MASCO
MBDA Group
MTU
NASA
Northrop Grumman
Novo Nordisk
NPL
Philips Technologie
Parker Aerospace
Perkins Engines
Pratt & Whitney
PSA Peugeot Citroën
Raytheon
Rheinmetall (KSPG Auto)
Rhodia
Rolls-Royce
RUAG Space
Suzlon
Sulzer
Thales
Thyssen Krupp Steels
TRW Automotive
United Technologies Corp
Vestas
Consortia & Projects Material Data Management Consortium
EMIT Consortium
Special Interest Groups
Constellium
DePuy
Donaldson
Doosan Babcock
Embraer
Emerson Electric
ESA
Ethicon Surgical Care
GE
Hamilton Sundstrand
EMIT Consortium
Collaboration aims to embed eco design and product stewardship into everyday workflows.
1. Eco auditing in design
2. Analyze & reduce regulatory risk
Eco data: Nature, sources, precision and traceability• Professor Mike Ashby
Data on environmental legislation and critical materials• Kim Marshall
Product Risk data – a quick tour• MaterialUniverse with eco data• Restricted Substances Data • Critical Materials Data • ecoinvent Key Materials Indicators
Q&A
Today’s focus – Eco data
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Eco-data:Nature, sources, precision, traceability
MFA, May 2014
Material life cycle
Combust Landfill
Eco data
Energy• Electric power• Oil• Nuclear• Renewable
End of life• Recycle energy, CO2• Recycle fraction• Heat of combustion
Material production• Embodied energy• CO2, eq (GWP)• NOx, SOx• Water
Geophysical data• Abundance• World production• Minimum ore grade• Producing nations
Process data• Energy, CO2, eq,• Water
Data sourcesGeophysical
data• USGS
Material andProcess(84 in all)
• EcoInvent• Delft University – IdeMat• Plastics Europe (Bousted)• ICE (University of Bath)• BUWAL• MEEUP, VHK (EU data)• ELDC Life Cycle Inventory• Argonne National Lab• Rocky Mountain Institute• National Environmental Agencies• Government and NGA sponsored research papers• Company Sustainability reports …… (more)
Use energy • Standard sources for CO2 etc for electricity mix, fuels
End of life • EcoInvent, ICE …..
Reading eco-data
Uncertainties• Inconsistent system boundaries
• Difficulties in measuring key quantities
• Real differences between producers
xx
xxx x
x
Precision
Atomic properties• Atomic weight• Vibration spectra…
< ± 0.1%
Intrinsic properties• Density• Modulus• Specific heat ….
± 1% or better
Extrinsic properties• Strength• Fracture toughness …
± 5%
Eco properties• Embodied energies• Carbon footprints
Absolute ± 20%Relative ± 10%
Impact factors• Human toxicity• Eutrification• Acidification
> ± 50%Dat
a Pr
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ion
Reading eco-data
Embodied energy, Aluminum = 2 1 5 MJ/kg
Believable DebatableMeaningless
Significant differences
PVC58
PS86
PC 108
PP 80
PE 81
PUR87
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Embo
died
ene
rgy,
MJ/
kg
± 20%
What do we do with the data?
Treatment of data
• Check system boundaries and assumptions
• Calculate mean
• Record provenance
• Missing data – implement estimation methods
Quality classification
1. Multiple sources with cross checks and provenance
2. Single source with provenance
3. Single source, unsupported
4. No data - estimates
Data estimation
Estimates: alloys, polymer blends• Large set of material-class specific algorithms
BOUNDS for sanity checks (examples):Upper bound: economic
Lower bound: thermodynamic
• Embodied energy > Free energy of formation of oxide, sulfide ….
Embodied energy
• Material price > cost of energy used to make it …..Invert the reasoning gives upper bound
• Combine embodied energies / GWP of components with processing energies and tuned mark-up factors
• Mark-up factors calibrated by comparisons with quality data
Eco Traceability
• User has access to citations, values and links to reference records
• More detailed information maintained internally (Granta confidential)
• Part of reference list
Reference data for Product Risk
Granta aims to enable a rational and well-informed response to eco risks and challenges.
This must be underpinned by the right data…
• MaterialUniverse with Eco Data Material and process engineering and eco properties
• Restricted Substances Regulation/compliance risks (e.g. REACh)
• Critical Materials Supply risks (e.g. price volatility, conflict minerals)
• ‘ecoinvent’ Key Materials Indicators Reference eco data compiled by the Swiss Centre for Life
Cycle Inventories
Drivers for managing restricted substances
Cost
Tin Whisker Growth on Pure Tin
Regulatory compliance
Environmental risk
Security of supply
Marketing / Market share / Customer requirements
Brand image
The importance of early intervention
Granta focuses on earlier intervention
Conventional response to
environmental objectives
REACH Driving SubstitutionYears from the start of the REACH process
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Phase of the REACH Process
Pressure
Proposed
Candidate
Recommended
Annex XIV
Sunset
A
A: Pressure groups lobby for particular substances: substance starts to feel regulatory and/or supply chain pressure. E.g. SIN List, ETUC.
BC
DE
F
B: List of proposed ‘Candidate List substances’ is issued. Substance manufacturers may decide to withdraw from market .
C: Substances added to Candidate List. Legal obligations apply if any of these substances are present in products > 0.1 wt% (Article 33, Article 7).
D: Recommendation for substances to move from Candidate List to Annex XIV list.Users need to lobby hard for continued use of the substance.
E: Substances on Annex XIV list. Users must apply for authorisation to continue use. This will be application specific and for a defined sunset period (usually < 4 years).
F: End of Sunset period for substance. Substance cannot be placed on market within EU.
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E.g. DEHP 7.5 years from Annex XV Dossier to Sunset
Date (30/06/2008 21/02/2015)
Consists of:
• Nearly 7,000 records, each describing a specific restricted substance.
• The details of over 80 pieces of national and internationallegislation, regulations, and industry standards that regulate the use of such substances. New legislation is continually added and existing legislation is monitored and updated.
• Compiled and maintained by Granta Design, guided by the EMIT Consortium.
Restricted Substance Data Module
Critical Materials & Conflict Minerals
Scarcity Political
Sources of Supply Disruption
Sup
ply
Ris
k
Economic importance
Critical Materials & Conflict Minerals
Critical raw materials for the EU – July 2010
96+% of supply from China, Brazil or Africa
Critical Materials Data Module
• A reference source that enables you to identify and understand supply risk for the materials used in your organization based on factors such as: Sourcing and geopolitical risk Abundance risk Monopoly of supply Environmental country risk Conflict mineral risk Price volatility risk
• Provides supply risk data for 65 key elements
• Elements are linked to the materials in which they can be found, enabling you to identify at-risk materials
ecoinvent Key Materials Indicators
Environmental data supplied by worlds’ leading life cycle inventory database provider, Swiss Centre for Life Cycle Inventories.
High-quality generic datasets are based on industrial data
Compiled by internationally renowned research institutes and LCA consultants.
Focus: Materials and processes
Indicators covered• Cumulative energy demand (Embodied energy)• Global warming potential (Carbon footprint in CO2-equiv)• Water consumption • Abiotic depletion potential (resource consumption)
Product Risk data in action
Demonstration
Extensive property and process reference data enables
Design for low carbon footprint and energy efficiency, Assessment of critical materials supply risks Track restricted substances legislation and its impact on
substances, materials, and coatings.
For more information see:http://www.grantadesign.com/products/data/eco.htm
Summary
Interested in the Granta technology?• Software tools and/or data (engineering, economic, eco…)
Contact us to discuss your requirements• www.grantadesign.com/contact/• [email protected]
Current offers (expiring in June) include:• Extended access for new data added to existing licenses• ‘Bundle pricing’ for MaterialUniverse + Critical Materials +
Restricted Substances + ecoinvent Key Materials Indicators
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