The Sustainable Process Index a new dimension in ecological evaluation
作者： Christian Krotscheck , Michael Narodoslawsky
DOI: 10.1016/0925-8574(95)00060-7
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摘要: Abstract The Sustainable Process Index (SPI) is a measure developed to evaluate the viability of processes under sustainable economic conditions. Its advantages are its universal applicability, scientific basis, possibility adoption in process analyses and syntheses, high sensitivity for qualities, capability aggregation one measure. It has proved be useful industrial strategic planning. concept SPI based on assumption that truly society basis economy flow solar exergy. conversion exergy services needs area. Thus, area becomes limiting factor economy. evaluates areas needed provide raw materials energy demands accommodate by-product flows from way. relates these available citizen given geographical (from regional global) context. data necessary calculate usually known at an early stage development. result computation ratio between supply with service all possible services. it expense this oriented towards sustainability.
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