A critical review on BIM and LCA integration using the ISO 14040 framework

Tam, Vivian W.Y.; Zhou, Yijun; Illankoon, Chethana; Lê, Khoa N.

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2022.108865

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“…An LCA study was conducted according to International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards 14040 and 14044 37,38 . This study attempts to compare the environmental impacts of different co‐generation system designs on a life cycle.…”

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“…An LCA study was conducted according to International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards 14040 and 14044. 37,38 This study attempts to compare the environmental impacts of different co-generation system designs on a life cycle. The flow sheet and model boundary for the co-generation process of rice straw pyrolysis are depicted in Figure 11.…”

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Co‐generation and GHG emission from agricultural waste based on pyrolysis/gasification: Experimental and LCA approaches

Wang,

Cheng

2023

Energy Science & Engineering

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In this study, co‐generation from rice straw based on pyrolysis and gasification was studied by experimental and modeling approaches. Pyrolysis experiment results show that improving pyrolysis temperature will benefit the yield of gas and bio‐oil, while reducing the yield of bio‐char. The BET (Brunauer, Emmett, and Teller) surface area of bio‐char reached a maximum of 143.26 m2/g when the temperature was increased to 550°C. For co‐generation in this study, an optimized pyrolysis temperature of 500°C was selected. With respect to gasification, air equivalence ratio (ER) largely influenced the syngas yield and composition. At ER = 0.25, the concentration of H2 and CO reached a maximum of 17.8 wt% and 16.2 wt%. Based on the experimental results, an Aspen Plus model was built to evaluate the mass and energy balance during co‐generation. Furthermore, a life cycle assessment method was used to evaluate the greenhouse gas emission during co‐generation process initialed from rice straw planting. Results show that the greenhouse gas emission intensities of the two co‐generation systems were 2.92 and 3.51 g CO2/MJ respectively, which were much lower than traditional fossil fuels.

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Co‐generation and GHG emission from agricultural waste based on pyrolysis/gasification: Experimental and LCA approaches

Wang,

Cheng

2023

Energy Science & Engineering

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“…It is focused on the definition of regulations, standards or of a cycle of actions, adjustment to the environment and accommodation to change. For example, ISO 14040 standard for environmental management can be cited [42]. In other words, this approach defines sustainable agricultural practices in order to provide some guidelines, conceptual framework and checklists.…”

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An overview of approaches and methodologies for supporting smallholders: ICT tools, blockchain, business models, sustainability indicators, simulation models

Longo

Mirabelli

Belli

et al. 2023

Procedia Computer Science

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“…Traditional methods of quota or list measurement and pricing require significant time, manpower, energy and attention (Du, 2021). On the other hand, BIM technology provides powerful tools for project cost estimation with an acceptable accuracy through facilitation of computations related to quantity take-off (QTO) and BoQ and employing 3D models supplemented by life cycle analysis (Tam et al, 2022;Vit asek and Mat ejka, 2017;Fazeli et al, 2021).…”

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BIM and real estate valuation: challenges, potentials and lessons for future directions

Jafary¹,

Shojaei

Rajabifard

et al. 2022

ECAM

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PurposeBuilding information modeling (BIM) is a striking development in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry, which provides in-depth information on different stages of the building lifecycle. Real estate valuation, as a fully interconnected field with the AEC industry, can benefit from 3D technical achievements in BIM technologies. Some studies have attempted to use BIM for real estate valuation procedures. However, there is still a limited understanding of appropriate mechanisms to utilize BIM for valuation purposes and the consequent impact that BIM can have on decreasing the existing uncertainties in the valuation methods. Therefore, the paper aims to analyze the literature on BIM for real estate valuation practices.Design/methodology/approachThis paper presents a systematic review to analyze existing utilizations of BIM for real estate valuation practices, discovers the challenges, limitations and gaps of the current applications and presents potential domains for future investigations. Research was conducted on the Web of Science, Scopus and Google Scholar databases to find relevant references that could contribute to the study. A total of 52 publications including journal papers, conference papers and proceedings, book chapters and PhD and master's theses were identified and thoroughly reviewed. There was no limitation on the starting date of research, but the end date was May 2022.FindingsFour domains of application have been identified: (1) developing machine learning-based valuation models using the variables that could directly be captured through BIM and industry foundation classes (IFC) data instances of building objects and their attributes; (2) evaluating the capacity of 3D factors extractable from BIM and 3D GIS in increasing the accuracy of existing valuation models; (3) employing BIM for accurate estimation of components of cost approach-based valuation practices; and (4) extraction of useful visual features for real estate valuation from BIM representations instead of 2D images through deep learning and computer vision.Originality/valueThis paper contributes to research efforts on utilization of 3D modeling in real estate valuation practices. In this regard, this paper presents a broad overview of the current applications of BIM for valuation procedures and provides potential ways forward for future investigations.

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A critical review on BIM and LCA integration using the ISO 14040 framework

Cited by 54 publications

References 45 publications

Co‐generation and GHG emission from agricultural waste based on pyrolysis/gasification: Experimental and LCA approaches

Co‐generation and GHG emission from agricultural waste based on pyrolysis/gasification: Experimental and LCA approaches

An overview of approaches and methodologies for supporting smallholders: ICT tools, blockchain, business models, sustainability indicators, simulation models

BIM and real estate valuation: challenges, potentials and lessons for future directions

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