Industrial EcologyPrentice Hall, 2003 - 363 páginas For upper level courses in Industrial Ecology. This text addresses the increasing need for knowledge about the interactions between industry and environment with the ultimate goal of sustainability. With in-depth analysis of past, present, and future issues in industrial ecology, this book seeks to meet the needs of the product-design engineers who hold much of the future of industry-environment interactions in their hands, as well as the emerging discipline of "sustainability scientists". |
Contenido
The Industrial Ecology Concept | 17 |
PART V | 22 |
PART II | 39 |
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Industrial Ecology T. E. Graedel,Braden R. Allenby,American Telephone and Telegraph Company Sin vista previa disponible - 1995 |
Términos y frases comunes
activities alternative analysis approach automobile biological biomass bismuth Chapter characteristics chemical components consumer copper corporations costs cultural cycle assessment depletion Design for Environment design team diagram disassembly disposal economic ecosystem Edward Elgar efficiency electronic emissions Engineering environmental environmental concerns environmental impacts environmentally responsible evaluate example extraction facility firms flow fossil fuel fuel Gate global goal hazardous House of Quality human implementation important increase indium industrial ecology industrial ecosystem interactions inventory involved issues life-cycle assessment manufacturing process matrix metal metrics minimize operation options organisms overall packaging performance perspective plastic pollution prevention population potential printed wiring board process design product design recycled material recycling result reuse risk ronmental scrap sector shown in Figure significant SLCA solder sources specific stage steel suppliers supply Table tion toxicity trophic levels virgin material Volvo Car waste