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Life cycle inventory analysis (
LCI
) phase
1.
Data
collection
2. Data
calculation
3.
Allocation
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The life cycle inventory analysis (LCI) phase provides an
inventory
of the inputs and output flows of the
product
system
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Elements of the
LCI
phase include, but are not limited to, the following:
data
collection, data
calculation
,
allocation
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Data collection
The LCI phase collects
quantitative
data for the inputs and outputs of the product system
The LCI phase describes the sources of
collected
data for inputs and outputs
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Sources of collected data
Primary
data (onsite machine measurements)
Secondary
data (academic literature, government documents and database, LCA-food LCI database)
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Data calculation
The
LCI
phase provides the appropriate quantity of inputs and outputs in relation to the
functional
unit
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The
LCI
phase provides the appropriate quantity of inputs and outputs in relation to the
functional
unit
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Allocation
Partitioning of the input or output flows of a process or a product system between the product system under study and one or more product system
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Allocation of inputs and outputs to products can be based on
physical
properties of products (e.g. mass or energy) or
economic
value of products (e.g. market price)
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Calculations involving
allocation
are usually applied during the life cycle impact assessment phase (
LCIA
) phase.
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