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Vol 10, Issue 1, 2014
Pages: 365 - 371
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ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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Published: 24.04.2014. Professional paper ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

LCA METHOD – USEFUL TOOL IN STEEL PRODUCTION INDUSTRY

By
Borut Kosec ,
Borut Kosec
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Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering , University of Ljubljana , Ljubljana , Slovenia

Igor Budak ,
Igor Budak

Faculty of Technical Sciences , University of Novi Sad , Novi Sad , Serbia

Gorazd Kosec ,
Gorazd Kosec

ACRONI d.o.o. , Jasenice , Slovenia

Erika Vidic ,
Erika Vidic

ACRONI d.o.o. , Jasenice , Slovenia

Zorana Tanasić ,
Zorana Tanasić

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering , University of Banja Luka , Banja Luka , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mirko Soković
Mirko Soković

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana , Ljubljana , Slovenia

Abstract

Today global steel producers give increased emphasis on protecting the environment and deploy into production and supporting the activities of the so-called concept of sustainable development, which is reflected particularly in the implementation of environmental management systems. In the work a short review of the World and Slovenian steel production, and the state in the biggest steel producer (steelwork) in Slovenia is presented. In the frame of our study is discussed in detail life cycle assessment (LCA) method, and especially its advantages and disadvantages. We analyzed potential application of LCA for the Slovenian steel producers, especially the case of ACRONI d.o.o..  

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