Life cycle assessment

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Life cycle assessment is not intended to exclude materials, but is a true tool for improvement of car design. The aim of life cycle assessment is to optimize a car design according to functional, economic, and environmental criteria. The complete life cycle of the car is taken into account in the investigation including production of materials and the vehicle; use of the vehicle, which takes into consideration its production and consumption of fuel; and recovery at the end of the vehicle's life. The design's function is to 'provide a self-powered vehicle for transportation of four people and their luggage for one year'.

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Teulon, H., Boidot-Forget, M., & Epelly, O. (1995). Life cycle assessment. Automotive Engineering International, 103(12), 49–51. https://doi.org/10.1142/9781860947988_0006

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