Data set: green liquor dregs (03.11.000)
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Type Waste flow |
Name green liquor dregs |
Reference Flow Property Mass (kg) |
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Classification E:Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities / 38:Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery / 382:Waste treatment and disposal / 3822:Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste |
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General comment EcoSpold 2 intermediate exchange, ID = 661b630a-c1a4-4c38-837e-393f949105f0
'green liquor dregs' is a solid waste under the category of industrial wastes. It is primarily generated in different types of paper and containerboard production activities.
'green liquor dregs' contain the following fractions: 100% Green liquor dregs from pulp production. By the database default (and per unit of reference product),'green liquor dregs' has 25% water on wet mass basis (75% dry matter) and Carbon present is of only non-fossil origin (39.07% on a dry matter basis). It has no heating value.
This kind of by-product (recyclable or waste) is generated from ordinary transforming activities, and as such can be considered for modelling waste outputs of comparable composition.
In the ecoinvent database, treatment option/s for this by-product include: deposition (residual material landfill). Based on the aforementioned treatments, this by-product receives, it is a hazardous waste.
This by-product can be modelled on two levels: treatment activity and market activity. The former one refers to the specific technology treating the by-product while the latter level represents a mix of treatments. Users are encouraged to inspect the modelling assumptions of the treatment activities and when selecting the market to additionally inspect the treatment mix.
Collection and transportation of this by-product is accounted in the respective market activity, users are advised to inspect and modify the average transportation distances for a case specific modelling.
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