Preliminary Design of Eco-City by Using Industrial Symbiosis and Waste Co-Processing Based on MFA, LCA, and MFCA of Cement Industry in Indonesia

Ulhasanah, Nova; Goto, Naohiro

doi:10.7763/ijesd.2012.v3.285

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“…In terms of size of companies under study, our review shows that there are six publications investigating MFCA in large enterprises [65][66][67][68][69][70]. Besides, we also found 12 publications examining MFCA in SMEs [48,53,[58][59][60][61]63,64,[71][72][73][74].…”

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Material Flow Cost Accounting in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Tran

Herzig

2020

Sustainability

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This study aims to provide a better understanding of material flow cost accounting (MFCA) application in developing countries, which are characterized by rapid structure transformation leading to serious environmental problems. By systematically reviewing the existing literature, our analysis of 28 studies from nine developing countries (China, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam) shows that MFCA research has primarily focused on Asian developing countries. Moreover, while the use of MFCA is often associated with improving eco-efficiency, the reviewed studies also indicate a high relevance for strategic decision-making processes within organizations. Finally, one of the key challenges in MFCA application reported in developing country studies lies in existing accounting systems with limited data availability and insufficient cost allocation. Based on our findings and gaps identified in the MFCA literature, we suggest paths for further research, including the necessity of quantitative research and comparative analysis of MFCA application across countries, the further investigation of MFCA application in small and medium-sized enterprises as well as in various manufacturing and service sectors in developing countries.

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Material Flow Cost Accounting in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

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Herzig

2020

Sustainability

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“…This method also revealed an approach to allocate impacts and credits for IS exchanges among the occupants and to assess the environmental benefits of the IS network (Martin 2013). Ulhasanah and Goto (2012) applied MFA, LCA and MFCA in a cement production case study in Indonesia, in order to identify IS opportunities and evaluate them from physical, environmental and economic perspectives.…”

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Requirements Engineering for an Industrial Symbiosis Tool for Industrial Parks Covering System Analysis, Transformation Simulation and Goal Setting

Lütje

Wohlgemuth

2020

Administrative Sciences

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Industrial Symbiosis (IS) is a collaborative cross-sectoral approach to connect the resource supply and demand of various industries in order to optimize the resource use through exchange of materials, energy, water and human resources across different companies, while generating ecological, technical, social and economic benefits. One of the main goals of IS is the set-up of advanced circular/cascading systems, in which the energy and material flows are prolonged for multiple utilization within industrial systems in order to increase resource productivity and efficiency, while reducing the environmental load. Many Information Communication Technology (ICT) tools have been developed to facilitate IS, but they predominantly focus on the as-is analysis of the IS system, and do not consider the development of a common desired target vision or corresponding possible future scenarios as well as conceivable transformation paths from the actual to the defined (sustainability) target state. This gap shall be addressed in this paper, presenting the software requirements engineering results for a holistic IT-supported IS tool covering system analysis, transformation simulation and goal-setting. This new approach goes beyond system analysis and includes the use of expert systems, system dynamics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques, which turn the IT-supported IS tool to be developed into a comprehensive and holistic instrument with which future scenarios and transformation paths can be simulated.

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“…The costs associated with wasted materials can accumulate to 40-70% for individual companies [48,49]. [14] conducted a case study in Indonesia by using a complementary approach of MFA, LCA and MFCA, proposing a preliminary new system design of cement production.…”

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Enabling the Identification of Industrial Symbiosis through ICT

Luetje¹,

Willenbacher²,

Möller³

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Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Industrial Symbiosis (IS) is an emerging business tool with a systemic and collaborative approach to optimize and close cycles of materials and energy by identifying synergies and fostering cross-sectoral cooperation among economic actors. The major facilitator of revealing IS opportunities for organizations is both analyzing the status quo with quantitative methods and connecting the supply and demand of the entities involved through an adequate Information Communication Technology (ICT) solution. This study analyzed the extant body of literature and the corresponding ICT tools of IS in order to design a preliminary concept of an Information Technology (IT) supported IS tool that supports the identification and assessment of IS potentials, providing more transparency among market players and proposing potential cooperation partners according to selectable criteria (e.g. geographical radius, material properties, material quality, purchase quantity, delivery period), bringing synergy partners together.

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Preliminary Design of Eco-City by Using Industrial Symbiosis and Waste Co-Processing Based on MFA, LCA, and MFCA of Cement Industry in Indonesia

Cited by 25 publications

References 15 publications

Material Flow Cost Accounting in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Material Flow Cost Accounting in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Requirements Engineering for an Industrial Symbiosis Tool for Industrial Parks Covering System Analysis, Transformation Simulation and Goal Setting

Enabling the Identification of Industrial Symbiosis through ICT

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