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Life Cycle Assessment and Cleaner design and technology

I Turner Product Design: Graphic Products A level Inglés 25 fichas

Life Cycle Assessment and Cleaner design and technology

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  1. 1Through what stages should product impacts be assessed?Through what stages should product impacts be assessed?
  2. 2What is are the Environmental inputs or outputs?Raw materials and energy resourcesWhat is are the Environmental inputs or outputs?
  3. 3What is Life-Cycle Inventory?Standards which companies have to meet to have a suitable performance of sustainability
  4. 4What is the standard for Life-Cycle Inventory?BSI and ISO 1400What is the standard for Life-Cycle Inventory?What is the standard for Life-Cycle Inventory?
  5. 5What is are the Economic inputs or outputs?Products, components or energy that are outputs from other processesWhat is are the Economic inputs or outputs?
  6. 6What does a process tree do?Indicates materials and their impactWhat does a process tree do?
  7. 7How does a process tree work?Establishes the inputs and outputs of industrial processes
    (energy used and energy wasted)    How does a process tree work?
  8. 8What do the boxes represent?Inputs and outputs of that part of the life cycleWhat do the boxes represent?What do the boxes represent?
  9. 9What is Cleaner Design?Designing to reduce the products impact on the environment for its ENTIRE LIFEWhat is Cleaner Design?What is Cleaner Design?
  10. 10What are the key things for designers to consider when designing sustainable products? (hint: there are 6)1-Easy to take apart
    2-Second use or function
    3-As few materials and possible
    4-Avoid finishes
    5-Easy to separate components
    6-Mark materials to sort    What are the key things for designers to consider when designing sustainable products? (hint: there are 6)
  11. 11What is Datschefski's 'The Total Beauty of Sustainable Products'?Five factors making up product sustainabilityWhat is Datschefski's 'The Total Beauty of Sustainable Products'?What is Datschefski's 'The Total Beauty of Sustainable Products'?
  12. 12What are the five factors making up product sustainability in 'The Total Beauty of Sustainable Products'?1-Cyclic
    2-Solar
    3-Safe
    4-Efficient
    5-Social
    "Carla Sits Sensibly Every Summer"    What are the five factors making up product sustainability in 'The Total Beauty of Sustainable Products'?
  13. 13Describe 'Cyclic' (hint: there are 3 points)-Made from biodegradable or organic materials
    -Continuously recycles
    -Decreases waste and pollution    Describe 'Cyclic' (hint: there are 3 points)
  14. 14Describe 'Solar' (hint: there are 3 points)-Only use renewable energy
    -NOT just solar panels
    -Anything using photo-voltaic cells    Describe 'Solar' (hint: there are 3 points)
  15. 15Describe 'Safe' (hint: there are 2 points)-All releases are 'food' to other systems
    -No unnecessary pollution    Describe 'Safe' (hint: there are 2 points)
  16. 16Describe 'Efficient' (hint: there are 2 points)-90% less energy, materials and water than 1990
    -e.g. extracting less raw materials    Describe 'Efficient' (hint: there are 2 points)
  17. 17Describe 'Social' (hint: there are 2 points)-Support basic human rights and natural justice (e.g. Fairtrade)
    -Reducing exploitation of the workforce    Describe 'Social' (hint: there are 2 points)
  18. 18What must manufacturers find a balance between in product life cycles? (hint: 2 things)-Cost and Benefit
    -Need and Environmental impact    What must manufacturers find a balance between in product life cycles? (hint: 2 things)What must manufacturers find a balance between in product life cycles? (hint: 2 things)
  19. 19What stages must be considered in a Life Cycle Assessment?1-RAW MATERIALS
    2-MANUFACTURE
    3-DISTRIBUTION
    4-USE
    5-END OF LIFE    What stages must be considered in a Life Cycle Assessment?
  20. 20How must RAW MATERIALS be considered in design?-Recycled/recyclable materials?
    -Fewer materials?
    -Reduced environmental impact?    How must RAW MATERIALS be considered in design?How must RAW MATERIALS be considered in design?
  21. 21How must MANUFACTURE be considered in design?-Fewer components?
    -Lighter materials?
    -Materials easier to machine?
    -Efficient lay planning?
    -Less energy use?
    -Simplifying processes    How must MANUFACTURE be considered in design?How must MANUFACTURE be considered in design?
  22. 22How must DISTRIBUTION be considered in design?-Reduce packaging?
    -Less polluting transport?
    -Shorter journey's?
    -Compact loads?
    -Alternative fuels?    How must DISTRIBUTION be considered in design?How must DISTRIBUTION be considered in design?
  23. 23How did Coca-Cola make its can more sustainable?-Light-weighting design
    -Reduced end diameter, same body diameter
    -Same volume of liquid
    -Less waste
    -Less lorries
    -Efficient lay planning    How did Coca-Cola make its can more sustainable?How did Coca-Cola make its can more sustainable?
  24. 24How must USE be considered in design?-More durable product?
    -Reused or refilled?
    -'Green' credentials for marketing?
    -Promote efficient use?    How must USE be considered in design?How must USE be considered in design?
  25. 25How must END-OF-LIFE be considered in design?-Replaceable parts?
    -Easy to take apart?
    -Labelled materials?
    -Recyclable materials?    How must END-OF-LIFE be considered in design?How must END-OF-LIFE be considered in design?

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A2 Edexcel Product Design: Graphic Products, Sustainability Covers: (1) LCA, (2) Cleaner D&T
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