Proposta de um indicador para monitorar a evolução da simbiose industrial em parques eco-industriais segundo a perspectiva de sistemas dinâmicos

Felicio, Miriã Camargo

doi:10.11606/d.18.2013.tde-24042013-142206

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“…RIC-Rolling impact quantity (e.g., amount of waste exchanged in symbiosis); OIQ-Output impact quantity (amount of impact that is not exchanged in symbiosis). For the calculation of rolling impact quantity and output impact quantity an evaluation of four criteria is proposed, composed by legislation, class, use/treatment, and destination of the waste [29]. This evaluation is done following a scale (1, 3, or 5), and the evaluator is invited to assign a weight in each criterion (from 0 to 1), according to the importance given by it.…”

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A Proposed Index of the Implementation and Maturity of Circular Economy Practices—The Case of the Pulp and Paper Industries of Portugal and Spain

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High industrial development, new consumption habits, and population growth have led to a discussion, in the various sectors of society, about resource scarcity, pollutant emissions, and waste generation. As a result, and in opposition to the linear economic model in which products are eliminated after production and consumption, a new business model emerged, called the “The Circular Economy”. This model is based on reuse, recovery, recycling, and repairing during the design and use cycle of a product. This research intends to make a study of the circular economy in the pulp and paper industries of Portugal and Spain. This sector was chosen because, in addition to representing about 2.5% of Portugal’s industrial production, it has made significant efforts to promote environmentally sustainable development. Therefore, this research intends to present the situation of the pulp and paper sector within the circular economy, making an Iberian comparison between the years 2011 and 2015. This comparison is made through the development of a comparative index based on the results of some environmental indicators. According to the research carried out, the pulp and paper sector in Portugal was about 26% higher in the implementation of the circular economy than the same sector in Spain in 2015, with the peculiarity that this difference has been decreasing in the last five years.

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A Proposed Index of the Implementation and Maturity of Circular Economy Practices—The Case of the Pulp and Paper Industries of Portugal and Spain

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“…Progress toward developing IS is influenced by a number of factors, such as the nature of a company's operations, the industrial history of the region, business pressure, the positioning of a company considered to be a central agent in the region, as well as the company's approach to awareness‐raising and recruitment (Lombardi & Laybourn, ; Zhu et al., ). To evaluate the level of IS in a region, the Industrial Symbiosis Indicator (ISI) has been proposed (Felicio, ). ISI uses company and systems level waste stream data to calculate the level of IS in the system.…”

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Industrial symbiosis in the forestry sector: A case study in southern Brazil

Wahrlich

Simioni

2019

J of Industrial Ecology

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Industrial symbiosis (IS) is an important concept in the field of industrial ecology that has disseminated worldwide as a practice to decrease the ecological impact of industrial processes through the exchange of by‐products and waste between units in a system. The forestry industry is the main economic activity in the region of Lages in southern Brazil. IS relationships have expanded with the use of waste material from wood processing and strengthened cooperation between companies in different sectors. The aims of this article were to: a) quantify the level of IS in the system, b) identify the benefits of IS for participants, and c) explain why the network further developed IS to the formation of an industrial ecosystem. A questionnaire was administered during visits to 24 forestry companies in order to analyze their products and processes, commercial relations, positive impacts, and local insertion. The industrial symbiosis indicator (ISI) was determined using waste stream data from the system to represent the level of symbiosis among the companies in this region. The results show that the companies participate in a symbiotic network, mainly involving the exchange of chips, bark, sawdust and shavings. In most cases, these exchanges occur between nearby companies, constituting an extensive industrial ecosystem.

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Evolution of Industrial Symbiosis Scientific Field in Brazil: Insights from a Systematic Literature Review and a Bibliometric Analysis

Faria¹,

Barreto²,

Caldeira-Pires³

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2022 IEEE 28th International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE/ITMC) &Amp; 31st International Associati

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Proposta de um indicador para monitorar a evolução da simbiose industrial em parques eco-industriais segundo a perspectiva de sistemas dinâmicos

Cited by 3 publications

References 57 publications

A Proposed Index of the Implementation and Maturity of Circular Economy Practices—The Case of the Pulp and Paper Industries of Portugal and Spain

A Proposed Index of the Implementation and Maturity of Circular Economy Practices—The Case of the Pulp and Paper Industries of Portugal and Spain

Industrial symbiosis in the forestry sector: A case study in southern Brazil

Evolution of Industrial Symbiosis Scientific Field in Brazil: Insights from a Systematic Literature Review and a Bibliometric Analysis

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