2012
DOI: 10.3989/cyv.392012
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Abstract: España y Brasil son dos de los mayores productores de baldosas cerámicas en el mundo. El proceso de fabricación de baldosas consume gran cantidad de energía térmica, y en estos dos países se obtiene principalmente de la combustión de gas natural, lo que conlleva la emisión a la atmósfera de CO 2 , gas de efecto invernadero. El objetivo del trabajo presentado es mostrar comparativamente los consumos de energía térmica y las emisiones de CO 2 en el proceso de obtención de baldosas cerámicas en España y en Brasil… Show more

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“…The remaining 10% corresponds to the decomposition of the carbonates used for the body composition of earthenware (wall) tiles; hence the floor/wall tile production ratio has a minor effect on total CO 2 emissions. (Monfort et al, 2010), much lower than consumption of thermal energy (26kwh/m 2 ). Electric energy is involved in the materials handling (conveyor belts, robots, etc.)…”
Section: Energy Use and Consumption In The European Ceramic Tile Indumentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The remaining 10% corresponds to the decomposition of the carbonates used for the body composition of earthenware (wall) tiles; hence the floor/wall tile production ratio has a minor effect on total CO 2 emissions. (Monfort et al, 2010), much lower than consumption of thermal energy (26kwh/m 2 ). Electric energy is involved in the materials handling (conveyor belts, robots, etc.)…”
Section: Energy Use and Consumption In The European Ceramic Tile Indumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of cogeneration systems, the net electricity balance is positive. According to some studies (Monfort et al, 2010Nassetti et al, 1998;Timellini and Blasco Fuentes, 1993), the majority of European ceramic tile companies are using the Best Available Techniques (BAT) in terms of energy efficiency; thus, although there are some additional saving measures that can be implemented, in the absence of any breakthrough developments, further significant reductions in energy consumption are not envisaged . The trend in energy costs and increasing concern in the EU over carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions may become major hurdles for European ceramic tile companies in the short term.…”
Section: Energy Use and Consumption In The European Ceramic Tile Indumentioning
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“…La energía eléctrica consumida por el sector proviene tanto de la red eléctrica como de los sistemas de cogeneración. El consumo total de electricidad ascendió, en 2008, a 4,3 · 10 9 MJ [7,8].…”
Section: Consumo De Energía En La Fabricación De Baldosas Cerámicasunclassified