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    This document discusses a study that analyzed the life cycle assessment (LCA) approach to reducing carbon dioxide emissions from using mixed hazardous and non-hazardous waste as a fuel substitute in the kiln combustion process at a cement plant. The study aimed to analyze inputs, outputs, environmental impacts of cement production and calculate the reduction in CO2-eq emissions from using alternative fuels in co-processing. The researchers used LCA and a system approach to determine differences and calculate the reduction in CO2-eq emissions from co-processing.

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    This document discusses a study that analyzed the life cycle assessment (LCA) approach to reducing carbon dioxide emissions from using mixed hazardous and non-hazardous waste as a fuel substitute in the kiln combustion process at a cement plant. The study aimed to analyze inputs, outputs, environmental impacts of cement production and calculate the reduction in CO2-eq emissions from using alternative fuels in co-processing. The researchers used LCA and a system approach to determine differences and calculate the reduction in CO2-eq emissions from co-processing.

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    This document discusses a study that analyzed the life cycle assessment (LCA) approach to reducing carbon dioxide emissions from using mixed hazardous and non-hazardous waste as a fuel substitute in the kiln combustion process at a cement plant. The study aimed to analyze inputs, outputs, environmental impacts of cement production and calculate the reduction in CO2-eq emissions from using alternative fuels in co-processing. The researchers used LCA and a system approach to determine differences and calculate the reduction in CO2-eq emissions from co-processing.

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    Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Approachment on Sustainable Target for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emission

    Reduction in Utilization of mixed waste (Hazardous & Non Hazardous) as Fuel Substitution at Kiln
    Combustion Process at Cement Plant.

    Iman Junianto2,3, Susanti Withaningsih1


    1
    Center for Environment and Sustainability Science, Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia
    2
    Sustainability Science Program, Postgraduate School, Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia
    3
    PT. Solusi Bangun Indonesia, CEMS Deptartement, Indonesia

    Abstract. Cement production was a process that requires huge thermal energy and produces high
    greenhouse gas emissions. Co- processing or utilising alternative materials and alternative fuels for
    the combustion process in kiln was a solution to meet energy needs and reduce greenhouse gas
    emissions in the cement industry. This study aimed to analyse input, output, environmental
    impacts of cement production and calculate CO2-eq reduction from the system used alternative
    fuels on co-processing. The method used to determine differences and calculate CO2-eq reduction
    due to co-processing was life cycle assessment (LCA) and system approach.

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