4 results on '"Liu, Manzhi"'
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2. End-of-life passenger vehicles recycling decision system in China based on dynamic material flow analysis and life cycle assessment.
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Liu, Manzhi, Chen, Xuhui, Zhang, Mengya, Lv, Xueqing, Wang, Haihao, Chen, Zhizhi, Huang, Xiaorong, Zhang, Xixi, and Zhang, Shiru
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MATERIALS analysis , *REMANUFACTURING , *CARBON taxes , *CARBON pricing , *RAILROAD passenger cars , *FACTOR analysis , *PRODUCT recovery , *AUTOMOBILE industry - Abstract
• Dynamic material flow and life cycle assessment for recovery system is constructed. • Economic benefit and CO 2 emission of recovery system are analyzed quantitatively. • The sensitivity analysis of three main factors affecting the system is carried out. • The peak volume will reach to 16 million by using dynamic material flow analysis. • The recovery benefits are predicted under scenarios of low, mid and high speed. China's automobile industry is developing rapidly, but the recycling rate of end-of-life vehicles has been low. In 2018, the recovery rate of end-of-life passenger vehicles was less than 18% of the scrapped amount. Dynamic material flow analysis can predict the amount of end-of-life passenger cars in China in the future, and analyze the flow of materials in recycling system. Life cycle assessment can be used to quantify greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, this paper integrates these two methods into the model construction of recycling decision system. Meanwhile, sensitivity analysis of the important factors affecting the efficiency of the recovery system is carried out. Finally, the main recovery indexes of the system are predicted under three scenarios: low-speed, medium speed and high-speed development, which are set based on scrap volume, standard recovery rate, proportion of assembly into remanufacturing and carbon tax price. The research results show that in 2018, 656.9 kg/vehicle of iron, 150.2 kg/vehicle of aluminum and 7.9 kg/vehicle of copper are recovered from end-of-life passenger car in China, and the carbon emission during the recovery process is 651.1 kg of CO 2 eq/vehicle, with a total emission reduction of 3816.1 kgCO 2 eq/vehicle compared with the original production, and the economic benefit is about 5055.5 yuan/vehicle. The scenario prediction results show that by 2050, from the low-speed development scenario to the high-speed development scenario, the total amount of iron, aluminum and copper recovered rise from 3.96 million tons, 915 thousand tons and 46 thousand tons to 697 thousand tons, 1.61 million tons and 80 thousand tons respectively throughout the year. The carbon emission in the recovery process rise from 4.98 thousand tons to 9.32 million tons. Compared with the original production, the carbon emission reduction increases from 2.21 million tons to 38.3 million tons, the economic benefit increases from 58.9 billion yuan to 118.8 billion yuan, and the comprehensive benefit increases from 57 billion yuan to 111.6 billion yuan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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3. A benefit evaluation for recycling medical plastic waste in China based on material flow analysis and life cycle assessment.
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Liu, Manzhi, Wen, Jixin, Feng, Ying, Zhang, Linlin, Wu, Jixin, Wang, Jinfeng, and Yang, Xiaotao
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PLASTIC scrap , *MEDICAL waste disposal , *MEDICAL wastes , *PLASTIC scrap recycling , *PRODUCT life cycle assessment , *PLASTIC recycling , *WASTE recycling - Abstract
Recycling medical plastic waste has the potential to significantly reduce environmental pollution while also providing significant economic benefits. This study develops a benchmark model for the benefit evaluation of China's medical plastic waste recycling decision system in 2019, focusing on the recovery system's benefits and costs. Following model construction, a sensitivity analysis is conducted on the relevant parameters affecting the recycling system's efficiency. Finally, the system's primary recovery indexes are predicted for three development scenarios based on the results of sensitivity analysis: low-speed, medium-speed, and high-speed development. The results indicate that each ton of medical plastic waste generates an economic benefit of 2708.6 yuan in 2019, 187.8 μg TEQ of dioxin during incineration, and 1.48 tons of carbon dioxide during the recovery process. The total emission reduction is approximately 0.76 tons when compared to the initial production. If the illegal recovery rate is reduced by 0.5% and the mixed disposal rate is reduced by 5%, the comprehensive benefits increase by approximately 15.3% and 2.2%, respectively. The results of the scenario simulations indicate that the recovery benefit and potential for emission reduction associated with each ton of medical plastic waste increase year after year, while carbon dioxide emissions exhibit an inverted "U" shape evolution. [Display omitted] • Material flow analysis and LCA for medical plastic recycling system is constructed. • Benefits and losses of the recycling system are analyzed quantitatively. • The sensitivity analysis of three main factors affecting the system is carried out. • The recovery benefits are predicted under scenarios of low, mid and high speed. • Recycling makes the safe disposal of medical waste and brings considerable benefits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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4. Waste paper recycling decision system based on material flow analysis and life cycle assessment: A case study of waste paper recycling from China.
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Liu, Manzhi, Tan, Shuai, Zhang, Mengya, He, Gang, Chen, Zhizhi, Fu, Zhiwei, and Luan, Changjin
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GREENHOUSE gases , *WASTE paper , *MATERIALS analysis , *GREENHOUSE gas laws , *PAPER recycling - Abstract
China's paper industry development is rapid, but the recycling rate of China's waste paper has been low all the time. Meanwhile, material flow analysis can help determine the flow of waste paper, and life cycle assessment (LCA) is the methodological framework for quantifying greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, present study integrates these two methods into the model construction of China's waste paper recycling decision system. Present study constructs a benchmark model of China's waste paper recycling decision system in 2017, focusing on the impact of nonstandard waste paper recycling on the economic and environmental benefits of China's domestic waste paper recycling system. This model construction is followed by sensitivity analysis of the relevant parameters affecting the efficiency of the waste paper recycling system. Finally, present study forecasts the system's economic benefits and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the context of integrating and regulating nonstandard recycling vendors. The results show that the economic benefit of China's waste paper recycling in 2017 is approximately 458.3 yuan/t and that the GHG emissions are 901.1 kgCO 2 eq. The standard recovery rate and nonstandard recovery acceptance rate will both have a significant impact on the system's economic benefits and improve the GHG emissions structure. In the context of integrating nonstandard recycling enterprises and individual recycling vendors, the economic benefits will rise to 3312.5 yuan/t in 2030, while GHG emissions will rise to 942.9 kgCO 2 eq. Present study can play a certain guiding role for policy makers in formulating waste paper recycling industry specifications and formulating relevant policies. • Present study constructs the life cycle framework of Chinese paper and paperboard by the combination of MFA and LCA. • Quantitative analysis of the economic benefits and GHG emissions generated by China's waste paper recycling system. • Sensitivity analysis on the main parameters of the economic and environmental benefits of the waste paper recycling system. • Benefits of China's waste paper recycling from 2018 to 2030 are evaluated by integrating nostandard and standard recycling. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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