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DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.11.271
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A through-life evaluation of end-of-life rolling stocks considering asset recycling, energy recovering, and financial benefit

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“…With on-site being favoured as the most preferred option it is best to explore what the options available are. Some study mentioned that the only energy carrier that is relatively easy to export is electricity, and the mainstream microgeneration technology is PV panels [40], unfortunately using just a PV system solely for all power in the house requires a system so large that it results in a payback time of around 82.8 years [32]. However, it could be related to the relatively low cost of electricity in Quebec, which was the location of their case study, resulting in a smaller financial return.…”
Section: Energy Production Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With on-site being favoured as the most preferred option it is best to explore what the options available are. Some study mentioned that the only energy carrier that is relatively easy to export is electricity, and the mainstream microgeneration technology is PV panels [40], unfortunately using just a PV system solely for all power in the house requires a system so large that it results in a payback time of around 82.8 years [32]. However, it could be related to the relatively low cost of electricity in Quebec, which was the location of their case study, resulting in a smaller financial return.…”
Section: Energy Production Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With respect to the method to find net-zero energy building NZEB, grid electricity is described by the term delivered energy [31], this implies that a grid connection is needed as grid electricity will be utilised at times when there is not enough on-site energy production. This grid connection is also needed as electricity is sold back to the grid [32] and is key to paying for many of the expensive technologies required of an NZEB. Some options of NZEB also only use electricity from the grid to supplement on-site renewable energy [33] hence making this grid connection a crucial part of the balance.…”
Section: Grid Connectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, extensive attention and researches are attracted by the evaluation of financial benefits of projects after investment [1]. Financial benefit evaluation is the core of the whole project evaluation, and it has important significance in the enterprise evaluation [2]. At present, financial benefit evaluation is widely used in various fields, but in China, it is mainly adopted in the project management of major investors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on Kaewunruen's and (2019) research, there are some parts of HSR rolling stock that can be replaced by lightweight materials, i.e., composite material, Advanced High Strength Steel (AHSS) and Magnesium. An obvious benefit of the lightweight material in the vehicle's body was revealed by the US government showing that a "10% reduction in vehicle weight can lead to an 8% improvement in fuel economy" (Kaewunruen et al, 2019). This refers to the decrease in fuel demand for powering vehicle, which in turn degrades CO 2 emissions.…”
Section: Materials Replacement Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some have pointed to the management of end-of-life rolling stock (Smink, 2007;Merkisz et al, 2014;Kaewunruen et al, 2019). Regarding Kaewunruen's and (2019) findings, the endof-life rolling stock of HSR contains 37 components and, the study described that recyclability rates (%R cyc ) and recoverability rates (%R cov ) were 61.4 and 73.9%, respectively (Kaewunruen et al, 2019). The main reason for this was that the rolling stock model was composed of steel and mixed aluminium and steel.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%