| Aspect | B-09 Inclusion of energy and materials for repair | |||||
| Description |
The inclusion of energy and water use, material use, etc. is framed by standards EN 15804 and EN 15978. The EeBGuide provides additional information and guidance on how (and when) to include or exclude a given aspect of the study. | |||||
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related study objective |
☒ stand-alone LCA | ☒ comparative assertion | ||||
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related study phase |
☒ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | ☐ | |
| goal and scope definition | inventory analysis (LCI) | impact assessment (LCIA) | interpretation | reporting | ||
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relevant for |
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| new buildings | existing buildings | construction products | screening LCA | simplified LCA | complete LCA | |
| Provisions |
According to EN 15978, the boundary for repair should include:
Water and energy usage related to the repair process should always be included. However, repair is considered optional. Please refer to the aspects ‘Repair with complete LCA’, ‘Repair with simplified LCA’ and ‘Repair with screening LCA’ for further detail. |
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| Rules from: |
EN 15978:7.4.4.1 General
7.4.4.4 Boundary for repair (Module B3) 8.3 Time related characteristics 8.6.3 Scenarios for maintenance, repair, replacement 6.3.3. Reference service life 6.3.4.4.2 – B3 Reparation 7.3.3.1 B1–B5 use stage related to the building fabric Annex A |
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| Guidance |
In the context of simplified and screening LCA, only the production of the replaced component or repaired part need be included.Please refer to the aspects ‘Repair with complete LCA’, ‘Repair with simplified LCA’ and ‘Repair with screening LCA’ for further detail. | |||||