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SimaPro7 Tutorial product ecology consultants
SimaPro 7.1 Tutorial June 2007
Colophon Title : Written by: Report version: Date: Language: Availability: Copyright: Support: SimaPro 7.1 Tutorial PRé Consultants Mark Goedkoop, An De Schryver and Michiel Oele 3.2 June 2007 English PDF file. Printed version for registered SimaPro users. © PRé Consultants, the Netherlands. All rights reserved. PRé Consultants grants the right to distribute and print the unchanged PDF version of this manual for non- commercial purposes only. Parts of the manual may be reproduced in other work only after permission and if a clear reference is made that PRé Consultants is the author. phone +31 33 4555022 fax +31 33 4555024 e-mail support@pre.nl web site www.pre.nl
Content INTRODUCTION................................................................................................. 1 1 THE PURPOSE OF THIS TUTORIAL .............................................................................................1 1.1 THE LESSONS.................................................................................................................1 1.2 SIMAPRO TRAINING ...........................................................................................................2 1.3 LESSON 1: GENERAL INTRODUCTION, USING THE GUIDED TOUR................................................. 3 2 THE PROBLEM ................................................................................................................3 2.1 THE SIMAPRO SOLUTION......................................................................................................3 2.2 USE THE PREDEFINED WIZARD FIRST ..........................................................................................3 2.3 USE THE STANDARD USER INTERFACE .........................................................................................3 2.4 LESSON 2A: ENTER PRODUCTION PROCESSES................................................................... 9 3 INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................9 3.1 PREPARATION FOR DATA ENTRY...............................................................................................9 3.2 ENTERING PROCESS 1: FELLING THE TREE................................................................................... 12 3.3 PROCESS 2 – SAW MILL (‘PLANKS’) ......................................................................................... 19 3.4 LESSON 2B: ENTER WASTE TREATMENT AND WASTE SCENARIOS .............................................. 25 4 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 25 4.1 WASTE TREATMENT RECORD FOR LANDFILL ................................................................................. 26 4.2 MODELLING THE IMPACTS OF THE OPEN FIRE ................................................................................ 30 4.3 WASTE SCENARIOS.......................................................................................................... 30 4.4 LESSON 2C: ENTER A COMPLETE PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE ....................................................... 35 5 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 35 5.1 THE ASSEMBLY PRODUCT STAGE ............................................................................................ 35 5.2 A PARAMETERISED SHED .................................................................................................... 40 5.3 LESSON 2D: ANALYSING SOME OF THE RESULTS .............................................................. 43 6 INVENTORY (LCI) RESULTS ................................................................................................. 43 6.1 IMPACT ASSESSMENT (LCIA) RESULTS ...................................................................................... 44 6.2 CONTRIBUTION ANALYSIS ................................................................................................... 47 6.3 LESSON 2E: USING PARAMETERS FOR SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS .................................................. 51 7 THE IMPACT OF THE ALLOCATION PRINCIPLE ................................................................................ 51 7.1 COMPARING THE IMPACT OF ALTERNATIVE ALLOCATION PRINCIPLES ......................................................... 53 7.2 LESSON 3: BUILDING SOPHISTICATED PRODUCT STAGES USING THE WIZARD .................................. 56 8 THE PROBLEM .............................................................................................................. 56 8.1 THE SIMAPRO SOLUTION.................................................................................................... 56 8.2 ANALYSING THE RESULTS ................................................................................................... 59 8.3 LESSON 4: USING INPUT OUTPUT DATA ...................................................................... 62 9 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 62 9.1 PROBLEM 1: PRIORITIES FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION................................................................... 62 9.2 PROBLEM 2: GUIDING STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS............................................................................. 63 9.3 PROBLEM 3: INCLUDE THE IMPACT OF SERVICES IN THE LCA ................................................................ 63 9.4 LESSON 5: SOLVING THE WEIGHTING DEBATE? ............................................................... 65 10 THE PROBLEM .............................................................................................................. 65 10.1 THE SIMAPRO SOLUTION.................................................................................................... 65 10.2 LESSON 6: MONTE CARLO ANALYSIS ......................................................................... 67 11 THE PROBLEM .............................................................................................................. 67 11.1 THE SIMAPRO SOLUTION.................................................................................................... 67 11.2 RECYCLING OF MODEL PRO ................................................................................................. 67 11.3 DOES THE RECYCLING SYSTEM SEEM TO BE BENEFICIAL? ..................................................................... 69 11.4 11.5 MONTE CARLO ANALYSIS ................................................................................................... 69 11.6 COMPARE PER IMPACT CATEGORY........................................................................................... 71 11.7 ABSOLUTE UNCERTAINTY ................................................................................................... 71 11.8 FINAL REMARK FOR THIS EXAMPLE .......................................................................................... 72 11.9 UNCERTAINTY ON PARAMETERS ............................................................................................. 72 12 FURTHER DEVELOPING YOUR SKILLS .......................................................................... 74
SimaPro 7.1 Tutorial The purpose of this tutorial Introduction 1 1.1 In this tutorial we aim to provide you your first experiences with SimaPro, by taking you through a series of simplified examples. The tutorial does not attempt to explain the concept of LCA and all methodological issues. This basic theory and the concepts behind LCA are described in the Introduction to LCA with SimaPro. Each lesson in this tutorial starts with a table that describes what you should read. To follow the examples in the tutorial, you need to have a demo version or a registered version of SimaPro 7. The demo version is very much the same as the full version with one important limitation. You can enter, edit and save data, but the save command can only be used 16 times. This is sufficient to do all exercises, but be careful not to waste your opportunities to save data. For license reasons, the demo does not contain the ecoinvent database. 1.2 The Lessons We have prepared a number of examples that allow you to get to know SimaPro. Which examples you would like to follow depends on the time you have available and the application you have in mind. Lesson 1: Basic features of SimaPro 1.2.1 We suggest starting with example 1: the guided tour with coffee. This will show you how a complete LCA is stored and analysed in SimaPro. It also explains how you should interpret the results, and how the result windows works. It does not explain how you enter data into SimaPro. Lesson 2 A, B, C,D and E: Entering data and building life cycles 1.2.2 Now you can experience how to enter data and how to build up an LCA. Lesson 2 is a comprehensive example, and will take a few hours to complete. It shows how to enter process data, and analyse results or perform a simple sensitivity analysis. Lesson 3: Using the Wizard to build life cycles 1.2.3 After having done the hard work in lesson 2, this lesson shows how you build a life cycle in a semi automatic way. In fact you build a much more advanced life cycle in a much shorter time. You may of course wonder why we made lesson 2, but without having experienced making a life cycle “the hard way” you will find it difficult to understand what the wizard does for you and what the results mean. Lesson 4: Using input output data 1.2.4 Input output databases open up entirely new possibilities to assess services and study consumption patterns. They are also useful in screenings, or to assess the importance of missing data. 1
SimaPro 7.1 Tutorial Lesson 5: Addressing the weighting problem 1.2.5 Weighting is a disputed issue in LCA. In many cases you will need to make trade-offs between impact categories. The weighting triangle is a way to come to communicate the weighting problem to stakeholders and come to a decision without using weighting factors. Lesson 6: Assessing uncertainties with Monte Carlo 1.2.6 The SimaPro Analyst and Developer versions can run Monte Carlo analysis to determine the uncertainty in your results. In the demo you can use the Monte Carlo feature 4 times, to experience the clarity such an analysis can give. Please be aware that if you have a demo version, you can only save processes 16 times. This should be enough to run the exercises in this tutorial, unless you save processes more than once. Please note that re- installing the demo will not reset the counter. 1.3 SimaPro training With this tutorial, you can learn how to use SimaPro by yourself. If you want to develop more advanced skills, PRé and its international partners provide dedicated SimaPro trainings. Please check www.pre.nl/trainings for more information. Some trainings require you to perform some lessons in this tutorial, to ensure that all people at the course already understand the basics. In this way, the time can be used for more advanced subjects. 2
SimaPro 7.1 Tutorial 2 Lesson 1: General introduction, using the guided tour Overview What you will learn Required entry level Recommended reading Project needed Approximate time needed Get a general overview, become familiar with the most important result screens and terminology in SimaPro Some basic understanding of what LCA is about. This is intended to be your first experience with SimaPro Introduction to LCA with SimaPro, chapter 1 Introduction to SimaPro 7 15-45 minutes 2.1 The problem Find out what guidelines should be given to designers of coffee machines. For instance, should they focus on material selection or energy efficiency in the use phase? Is the consumption of paper filters important? In example 6 below, we will also investigate if it is important to organize a take back and recycling system. 2.2 The SimaPro solution Two coffee machines are defined, a model Sima and a model Pro, with the following specifications: Main material for housing System for keeping coffee warm 2.3 Use the predefined wizard first Start with running the “Guided tour (with coffee)” wizard. The wizard will guide you through and give a generic overview of the capabilities of SimaPro. Take your time to read the texts on the window. This will take about 15 minutes. 2.4 Use the standard user interface After finishing the wizard, you can also go through the example step by step, using the normal interface. This will help you to understand the basic features in the interface. This part will take another 20 minutes. Model Sima Plastic Thermos Jug Model Pro Aluminium Hotplate Step 1: Inspect goal and scope 2.4.1 Read the description of this fictional project under Goal and Scope in the LCA Explorer bar, and check the DQI requirements. Under the DQI Requirements, you specify the desired data characteristics for this specific project. Step 2: Inspect the processes in the database 2.4.2 Click on processes under Inventory, and inspect the range of processes supplied in the database. Both colours in the index and 3
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