Evaluation of the Environmental and Economic Impacts on the Life Cycle of Different Solutions for Toilet Flush Systems
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ting 99.78% of all energy consumed in the first scenario, 98.94% in the second scenario and 91.73% in the third scenario.
Globally, this industry consumes 60% of raw materials extracted from the lithosphere [4] and requires up to 40% of the total energy demand in industrialized countries
replacement of the single-flush valve devices by dual-flush valve devices in the flush valves of the toilets reduced water consumption, energy consumption, and global warming potential in the analyzed scenarios.
of concrete and mortar in the greywater treatment system
1, 2, and 3, respectively, equal to 3022.99, 2540.13, and 4031.01 kg CO2 equivalent.
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