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Certificação ambiental de edifícios,

um enquadramento

Certificação ambiental de edifícios,

um enquadramento

Paulo Cadete Ferrão

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Ambiental…

• O que é um impacte ambiental,

• Como se calcula?

• Com que referência?

• Qual o sistema a considerar?

• …?

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O ciclo de vida do produto

PRODUÇÃO

RECICLAGEM

DISTRIBUIÇÃO

UTILIZAÇÃO

RE-UTILIZAÇÃO

INCINERAÇÃO

ATERRO

MATERIAL A

OUTROS

MATERIAL B

ENERGIA

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ACV - Contexto

Os princípios associados à

ACV

encontram-se especificados nas normas

ISO 14040

e seguintes. A ISO 14040

define ACV como:

Compilação dos fluxos de entradas e

saídas e avaliação dos impactes

ambientais associados a um produto

ao longo do seu ciclo de vida.

Produto/serviço - Função

,

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Modelos e incerteza

• Tecnosfera

: Modelação de sistemas tecnológicos.

– É, de uma forma geral, uma fase na qual se consegue uma

elevada precisão ( a incerteza é inferior a um factor de 2)

• Ecosfera

: Modelação de mecanismos ambientais.

– É, de uma forma geral, uma fase na qual a incerteza pode

abranger ordens de grandeza

• Valoresfera

: Modelação opções subjectivas.

– Por exemplo, avaliar a importância relativa de diferentes

categorias de impacte ambiental. Tipicamente uma área no foro

das ciências sociais. Não é correcto falar de incertezas porque

não há uma verdade absoluta

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Métodos para Avaliação de

Impactes Ambientais

• CML 92

• EPS 2000

• Eco-indicador 95

• Eco-Indicador 99

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ACV - CATEGORIAS DE IMPACTE

AMBIENTAL

CFC

Pb

Cd

PAH

DUST

VOS

DDT

CO2

SO2

NOX

P

CAMADA DE OZONO

METAIS PESADOS

CARCINOGENIA

SMOG DE VERÃO

SMOG DE INVERNO

Intervenção

ambiental

Cat. Impacte

PESTICIDAS

EFEITO DE ESTUFA

ACIDIFICAÇÃO

EUTROFIZAÇÃO

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ACV -

Caracterização

Efeito de estufa kg CO2 equivalente Camada de ozono KgCFC11 equivalente

CC-13 13000 HALON-1301 16 CFC (hard) 7100 HALON-2402 7 CFC-12 7100 HALON-1211 4 CFC-114 7000 HALON-1201 1,4 CFC-115 7000 HALON-1202 1,25 CFC-116 6200 Tetraclorometano 1,08 HALON-1211 4900 CFC-113 1,07 HALON-1301 4900 CFC (hard) 1 CFC-113 4500 CFC-11 1 CFC-14 4500 CFC-12 1 HFC-143a 3800 CFC-13 1 CFC-11 3400 CFC-114 0,8 HFC-125 3400 methyl bromide 0,6 HCFC-142b 1800 CFC-115 0,5 CFC (soft) 1600 HALON-2401 0,25 HCFC-22 1600 HALON-2311 0,14 Tetraclorometano 1300 Tricloroetano 0,12 HFC-134a 1200 HCFC-141b 0,11 HCFC-141b 580 HCFC-142b 0,065 HCFC-124 440 CFC (soft) 0,055 270 HCFC-22 0,055 HFC-152a 150 HCFC-225cb 0,033 1,1,1-trichloroethane 100 HCFC-225ca 0,025 HCFC-123 90 HCFC-124 0,022 Triclorometano 25 HCFC-123 0,02 Diclorometano 15 Metano 11 CO2 1

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ACV – AVALIAÇÃO:

ECO-INDICADOR 95

Parâmetro de

avaliação

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DEGRADAÇÃO

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ECOSSISTEMA

ECO-INDICADOR

Intervenção

ambiental

Cat. Impacte

CFC

Pb

Cd

PAH

DUST

VOS

DDT

CO2

SO2

NOX

P

CAMADA DE OZONO

METAIS PESADOS

CARCINOGENIA

SMOG DE VERÃO

SMOG DE INVERNO

PESTICIDAS

EFEITO DE ESTUFA

ACIDIFICAÇÃO

EUTROFIZAÇÃO

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Mecanismos ambientais

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Eco-indicador 95 EcoIndicador 99

Eco-indicador 95

Eco-indicador 99:

Bottom-up approach

Top-Down approach

– Saúde Humana

(todos os seres humanos, no

presente e no futuro, devem estar livres de doenças

ou morte por causas ambientais)

– Qualidade dos Ecosistemas

( as espécies não

devem sofrer alterações disruptivas das suas

populações ou localização geográfica)

– Recursos

(os recursos naturais essenciais para a

subsistência da sociedade humana, devem estar

disponíveis para as futuras gerações)

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Saúde Humana

DALY

– Disability Adjusted Life Years

• Este valor é calculado com base em contributos

de:

– Doenças Respiratórias

– Cancro

– Alterações climáticas

– Diminuição da camada de

ozono

– Radiação ionizante

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Saúde Humana

Metodologia de cálculo:

• Consequências do poluente

: relacionar as emissões a uma

alteração temporária da composição

• Exposição

: relacionar a alteração da concentração com a dose que

os indivíduos recebem

• Efeito

: relacionar a dose com o número e o tipo de efeito na saúde

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Qualidade dos ecosistemas

PDF*m

2

*ano

– Percentagem de espécies que

desapareceram de uma área durante determinado tempo

• Este valor é calculado com base em contributos de:

– Ecotoxicidade (PAF – Potentially Affected Fraction, % de

espécies expostas a uma concentração nociva)

– Acidificação e Eutrofização (POO – Probability of Ocurrence,

de uma planta num determinado local,

PDF = 1-POO)

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RECURSOS

MJ/kg

– Energia adicional que será

necessário gastar para extrair este

recurso, quando a humanidade tiver

extraído N vezes superior ao total

extraído até 1990.

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• …e agora…

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CFC and HCFC free insulations Ozone protection

Fire services maintenance procedures Indoor chemical and pollutant source control

Low impact paints and varnishes Low-emitting materials: Adhesives & sealants; Paints and coatings;

Carpet systems; Composite wood & laminate adhesives; systems furniture & seating

Sustainably sourced timber

Certified wood

Planned refrigerant leak detection procedures

Rapidly renewable materials

Refrigerant leak detection and recovery systems

Regional materials, 10% extracted and manufactured regionally

Refrigerant with zero ODP and GWP less than 5

Regional materials, 20% manufactured regionally

Food refrigerant systems using zero ODP refrigerants

Recycled content, 10% or 20% (post-consumer+ ½ pre-consumer)

Thermal insulating materials with zero ODP and GWP

Resource reuse, 30% Furniture and furnishings

Food refrigeration cabinets with CFC and HCFC free insulation

Resource reuse, 10%

Embodied impacts: Building; External hard building & Site boundary protection

Resource reuse, 5%

Boiler maintenance Construction waste management, Divert 75% form landfill

Control of NOxemissions from heating sources Construction waste management, Divert 50% form landfill

Recycled aggregates or masonry in the building structure Building reuse, Maintain 60% of interior non-structural components

Reuse of building façade and structure Building reuse, Maintain 40% of interior non-structural components

Central storage space for recyclable materials Storage and collection of recyclables

Tenant space, Long-term commitment (50 years) Tenant space, Long-term commitment (≥ 10years)

Lighting controls Optimize energy performance: Lighting power; Lighting controls; HVAC;

Equipment & appliances

Reduction of construction waste on site CFC reduction in HVAC&R equipment

Reduction of energy consumption and CO2emissions resulting from site activities and from transport to and from site

Minimum energy performance

BREEAM Criteria

BREEAM Criteria

LEED Criteria

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CFC and HCFC free insulations Ozone protection

Fire services maintenance procedures Indoor chemical and pollutant source control

Low impact paints and varnishes Low-emitting materials: Adhesives & sealants; Paints and coatings;

Carpet systems; Composite wood & laminate adhesives; systems furniture & seating

Sustainably sourced timber Certified wood

Planned refrigerant leak detection procedures

Rapidly renewable materials

Refrigerant leak detection and recovery systems

Regional materials, 10% extracted and manufactured regionally

Refrigerant with zero ODP and GWP less than 5

Regional materials, 20% manufactured regionally

Food refrigerant systems using zero ODP refrigerants

Recycled content, 10% or 20% (post-consumer+ ½ pre-consumer)

Thermal insulating materials with zero ODP and GWP

Resource reuse, 30% Furniture and furnishings

Food refrigeration cabinets with CFC and HCFC free insulation

Resource reuse, 10%

Embodied impacts: Building; External hard building & Site boundary protection

Resource reuse, 5%

Boiler maintenance Construction waste management, Divert 75% form landfill

Control of NOxemissions from heating sources

Construction waste management, Divert 50% form landfill

Recycled aggregates or masonry in the building structure Building reuse, Maintain 60% of interior non-structural components

Reuse of building façade and structure Building reuse, Maintain 40% of interior non-structural components

Central storage space for recyclable materials Storage and collection of recyclables

Tenant space, Long-term commitment (50 years) Tenant space, Long-term commitment (≥ 10years)

Lighting controls Optimize energy performance: Lighting power; Lighting controls; HVAC;

Equipment & appliances

Reduction of construction waste on site

CFC reduction in HVAC&R equipment

Reduction of energy consumption and CO2emissions resulting from site activities and from transport to and from site

Minimum energy performance

BREEAM Criteria

BREEAM Criteria

LEED Criteria

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CFC and HCFC free insulations

Ozone protection

Fire services maintenance procedures Indoor chemical and pollutant source control

Environmentally friendly paints and varnishes Low-emitting materials: Adhesives & sealants; Paints and coatings;

Carpet systems; Composite wood & laminate adhesives; systems furniture & seating

Sustainably sourced timber Certified wood

Planned refrigerant leak detection procedures

Rapidly renewable materials

Refrigerant leak detection and recovery systems Regional materials, 10% extracted and manufactured regionally

Refrigerant with zero ODP and GWP less than 5 Regional materials, 20% manufactured regionally

Food refrigerant systems using zero ODP refrigerants

Recycled content, 10% or 20% (post-consumer+ ½ pre-consumer)

Thermal insulating materials with zero ODP and GWP

Resource reuse, 30% Furniture and furnishings

Food refrigeration cabinets with CFC and HCFC free insulation

Resource reuse, 10%

Embodied impacts: Building; External hard building & Site boundary protection

Resource reuse, 5%

Boiler maintenance

Construction waste management, Divert 75% form landfill

Control of NOxemissions from heating sources

Construction waste management, Divert 50% form landfill

Recycled aggregates or masonry in the building structure Building reuse, Maintain 60% of interior non-structural components

Reuse of building façade and structure Building reuse, Maintain 40% of interior non-structural components

Central storage space for recyclable materials Storage and collection of recyclables

Tenant space, Long-term commitment (50 years) Tenant space, Long-term commitment (≥ 10years)

Lighting controls Optimize energy performance: Lighting power; Lighting controls; HVAC;

Equipment & appliances

Reduction of construction waste on site

CFC reduction in HVAC&R equipment

Reduction of energy consumption and CO2emissions resulting from site activities and from transport to and from site

Minimum energy performance

BREEAM Criteria

BREEAM Criteria

LEED Criteria

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CFC and HCFC free insulations Ozone protection

Fire services maintenance procedures Indoor chemical and pollutant source control

Low impact paints and varnishes Low-emitting materials: Adhesives & sealants; Paints and coatings;

Carpet systems; Composite wood & laminate adhesives; systems furniture & seating

Sustainably sourced timber Certified wood

Planned refrigerant leak detection procedures Rapidly renewable materials

Refrigerant leak detection and recovery systems Regional materials, 10% extracted and manufactured regionally

Refrigerant with zero ODP and GWP less than 5 Regional materials, 20% manufactured regionally

Food refrigerant systems using zero ODP refrigerants Recycled content, 10% or 20% (post-consumer+ ½ pre-consumer)

Thermal insulating materials with zero ODP and GWP Resource reuse, 30% Furniture and furnishings

Food refrigeration cabinets with CFC and HCFC free insulation Resource reuse, 10%

Embodied impacts: Building; External hard building & Site boundary protection

Resource reuse, 5%

Boiler maintenance

Construction waste management, Divert 75% form landfill

Control of NOxemissions from heating sources Construction waste management, Divert 50% form landfill

Recycled aggregates or masonry in the building structure Building reuse, Maintain 60% of interior non-structural components

Reuse of building façade and structure Building reuse, Maintain 40% of interior non-structural components

Central storage space for recyclable materials Storage and collection of recyclables

Tenant space, Long-term commitment (50 years) Tenant space, Long-term commitment (≥ 10years)

Lighting controls Optimize energy performance: Lighting power; Lighting controls;

HVAC; Equipment & appliances

Reduction of construction waste on site CFC reduction in HVAC&R equipment

Reduction of energy consumption and CO2emissions resulting from site activities and from transport to and from site

Minimum energy performance

BREEAM Criteria

BREEAM Criteria

LEED Criteria

LEED Criteria

FOSSIL FUEL

DEPLETION

MINERALS

EXTRACTION

OZONE

LAYER

DEPLETION

CLIMATE

CHANGE

WASTE

DISPOSAL

ENERGY

CONSUMPTION

AIR QUALITY

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CFC and HCFC free insulations Ozone protection

Fire services maintenance procedures Indoor chemical and pollutant source control

Environmentally friendly paints and varnishes Low-emitting materials: Adhesives & sealants; Paints and coatings;

Carpet systems; Composite wood & laminate adhesives; systems furniture & seating

Sustainably sourced timber Certified wood

Planned refrigerant leak detection procedures Rapidly renewable materials

Refrigerant leak detection and recovery systems Regional materials, 10% extracted and manufactured regionally

Refrigerant with zero ODP and GWP less than 5 Regional materials, 20% manufactured regionally

Food refrigerant systems using zero ODP refrigerants Recycled content, 10% or 20% (post-consumer+ ½ pre-consumer)

Thermal insulating materials with zero ODP and GWP Resource reuse, 30% Furniture and furnishings

Food refrigeration cabinets with CFC and HCFC free insulation Resource reuse, 10%

Embodied impacts: Building; External hard building & Site boundary protection

Resource reuse, 5%

Boiler maintenance

Construction waste management, Divert 75% form landfill

Control of NOxemissions from heating sources

Construction waste management, Divert 50% form landfill

Recycled aggregates or masonry in the building structure Building reuse, Maintain 60% of interior non-structural components

Reuse of building façade and structure Building reuse, Maintain 40% of interior non-structural components

Central storage space for recyclable materials Storage and collection of recyclables

Tenant space, Long-term commitment (50 years) Tenant space, Long-term commitment (≥ 10years)

Lighting controls Optimize energy performance: Lighting power; Lighting controls;

HVAC; Equipment & appliances

Reduction of construction waste on site

CFC reduction in HVAC&R equipment

Reduction of energy consumption and CO2emissions resulting from site activities and from transport to and from site

Minimum energy performance

BREEAM Criteria

BREEAM Criteria

LEED Criteria

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CFC and HCFC free insulations Ozone protection

Fire services maintenance procedures Indoor chemical and pollutant source control

Low impact paints and varnishes Low-emitting materials: Adhesives & sealants; Paints and coatings;

Carpet systems; Composite wood & laminate adhesives; systems furniture & seating

Sustainably sourced timber Certified wood

Planned refrigerant leak detection procedures Rapidly renewable materials

Refrigerant leak detection and recovery systems Regional materials, 10% extracted and manufactured regionally

Refrigerant with zero ODP and GWP less than 5 Regional materials, 20% manufactured regionally

Food refrigerant systems using zero ODP refrigerants Recycled content, 10% or 20% (post-consumer+ ½ pre-consumer)

Thermal insulating materials with zero ODP and GWP Resource reuse, 30% Furniture and furnishings

Food refrigeration cabinets with CFC and HCFC free insulation Resource reuse, 10%

Embodied impacts: Building; External hard building & Site boundary protection

Resource reuse, 5%

Boiler maintenance Construction waste management, Divert 75% form landfill

Control of NOxemissions from heating sources Construction waste management, Divert 50% form landfill

Recycled aggregates or masonry in the building structure Building reuse, Maintain 60% of interior non-structural components

Reuse of building façade and structure Building reuse, Maintain 40% of interior non-structural components

Central storage space for recyclable materials Storage and collection of recyclables

Tenant space, Long-term commitment (50 years) Tenant space, Long-term commitment (≥ 10years)

Lighting controls Optimize energy performance: Lighting power; Lighting controls;

HVAC; Equipment & appliances

Reduction of construction waste on site CFC reduction in HVAC&R equipment

Reduction of energy consumption and CO2emissions resulting from site activities and from transport to and from site

Minimum energy performance

BREEAM Criteria

BREEAM Criteria

LEED Criteria

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