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2019-05-15· Sandra Laville. The proliferation of single-use plastic around the world is accelerating climate change and should be urgently halted, a report warns. Plastic production is expanding worldwide ...
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A life cycle assessment of reprocessing face masks during the Covid-19 pandemic. Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review
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2011-09-01· Life Cycle Assessment of Polymers in Qatar Year 2011, Volume 14, Issue 3, 0 - 0, 01.09.2011
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Title. A Life Cycle Assessment of reprocessing face masks during the Covid-19 pandemic. Author. van Straten, Bart (TU Delft Medical Instruments & Bio-Inspired Technology) Ligtelijn, S. (Student TU Delft) Droog, L.Y.A. (Student TU Delft) Putman, E. (Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS)) Dankelman, J. (TU Delft Medical Instruments & Bio-Inspired Technology)
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2021-09-03· The Covid-19 pandemic led to threatening shortages in healthcare of medical products such as face masks. Due to this major impact on our healthcare society an initiative was conducted between March and July 2020 for reprocessing of face masks from 19 different hospitals. This exceptional opportunity was used to study the costs impact and the carbon footprint of reprocessed face masks …
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“Enforcement Policy for Face Masks and Respirators During the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Public Health Emergency,” issued March 25, 2020, to include face shields and to provide FDA’s
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Review of: A life cycle assessment of reprocessing face masks during the Covid-19 pandemic. The reviewer(s) rated it 5/5. Mohammad Sharifi 1. Author(s) details Declarations. University of Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of Dear Gabriele Marinello, Hope you are good. Valuable ...
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The Life Cycle Assessment demonstrates that reprocessed FFP2 face masks from a circular economy perspective have a lower climate change impact on the carbon footprint than new face masks. For policymakers it is important to realize that the carbon footprint of medical products such as face masks may be reduced by means of circular economy strategies.
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Request PDF | Life cycle assessment of single-use surgical and embedded filtration layer (EFL) reusable face mask | Background The outbreak of the COVID …
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2021-11-05· the first phase of our Life Cycle Assessment, we define what exactly we want to analyze – and how deep we want to go with our analysis. A life cycle assessment of reprocessing face masks during Sep 03, 2021 · Allisson et al. 15, performed a Life Cycle Assessment as well as a cost comparison to demonstrate that reusable face masks have a lower
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The Life Cycle Assessment demonstrates that reprocessed FFP2 face masks from a circular economy perspective have a lower climate change impact on the carbon footprint than new face masks. For policymakers it is important to realize that the carbon footprint of medical products such as face masks may be reduced by means of circular economy strategies.
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2020-12-09· Life cycle assessments of corona masks – Disposable or fabric? Here is what matters (Deutsch) Hinweis zur Verwendung von Bildmaterial: Die Verwendung des Bildmaterials zur Pressemitteilung ist bei Nennung der Quelle vergütungsfrei gestattet.
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A life cycle assessment of reprocessing face masks during Sep 03, 2021 · Allisson et al. 15, performed a Life Cycle Assessment as well as a cost comparison to demonstrate that reusable face masks have a lower environmental and economic impact when compared to single
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A Life Cycle Assessment of reprocessing face masks during the Covid-19 pandemic Regulating ProcurementUnderstanding the Ends and Means of Public Procurement Regulation 10.21203/rs.3.rs-148523/v1
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The Life Cycle Assessment demonstrates that reprocessed FFP2 face masks from a circular economy perspective have a lower climate change impact on the carbon footprint than new face masks. For policymakers it is important to realize that the carbon footprint of medical products such as face masks may be reduced by means of circular economy strategies.
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A life cycle assessment of reprocessing face masks during the Covid‑19 pandemic Bart van Straten1*, S. Ligtelijn1, L. Droog2, E. Putman3, J. Dankelman1, N. H. Sperna Weiland4,5 & T. Horeman1,5 The Covid‑19 pandemic led to threatening shortages in healthcare of …
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2011-09-01· Life Cycle Assessment of Polymers in Qatar Year 2011, Volume 14, Issue 3, 0 - 0, 01.09.2011
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The World is under COVID 19 pandemic. One measure being considered by many countries is the mandatory wearing of face masks by the general population so that reducing the spread of the virus to enable the restart the freedom of movement and the
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2020-10-19· A recent observational study conducted in a hospital emergency room during the COVID-19 pandemic found that extended use and reuse of N95 FFRs as measured by the total hours and shifts the mask was worn and the number of donnings and doffings was associated with an increase in the fit failure of the respirators.
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