The Life Cycle Assessment process comprises four main stages: goal and scope definition, inventory analysis, impact assessment, and interpretation [2,3]. Goal Definition and Scoping The goal of the study comprises of stating the objectives for conducting the study, intended application of the results, and the intended audience. Defining the scope of the study should include the extent/magnitude of the study (i.e., the system boundaries), the functional unit, the function of product system, possible
Society is full of creative minds that has help shaped our world. These creative minds have invented such things as electricity, automobile, television, and the development of new innovations that improves a generation. According to Hohenberg, Innovation commercialization is an important managerial challenge which depends heavily on the sales force for its success (Hohenberg 114). In the case of Sally Walden of ResinTech, a new innovation has been developed but not fully accepted. Walden is faced
THERMAL RESISTANCE OF INTERLOCKING BLOCK WALL WITH INFILL MUHAMMAD ASYRAF BIN ZULKIFLI Project Report submitted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of B.Eng. (Hons.) Civil Engineering Faculty of Civil Engineering and Earth Resources UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA PAHANG JUNE 2015 SUPERVISOR’S DECLARATION “I hereby declare that I have checked this project ‘Thermal Resistance of Interlocking Block Wall with Infill’ and in my opinion, this topic of project
Green Building A Guide to Sustainable Building Materials and Methods in Santa Cruz County Funded through waste reduction grants from the City and County of Santa Cruz Departments of Public Works, and in cooperation with Ecology Action. Green Building: A Guide to Sustainable Building Materials and Methods in Santa Cruz County © 2004, Ecology Action of Santa Cruz Principal Authors: Barry Hooper & Karsten Mueller, Ecology Action Editor & Kiosk/Graphic Designer: Jenny Shelton, Shelton Design