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138. Deselect the ‘Quantity view.’ Procedure You should now see all the flows that contribute to GWP again. You may need to browse to select the GWP quantity. 139. Click ‘Browse’ next to the ‘Quantity’ box and select ‘Environmenal quantities,’ ‘CML 2001 – 2010’ and then the ‘Global warming potential’ quantity. Here you can see that the flow contributing to global warming potential include flows in the Resources category and emissions to air category. You will also notice that the resources total is a negative value. In this view, negative values indicate that there was an input of CO2 on the input side. 78
20 Analyzing weak points Procedure A very nice feature of <strong>GaBi</strong> is the weak point analysis tool. 140. Click on the ‘Weak Point Analysis’ button. You will notice that some values are highlighted in red. These are the weak points of the life cycle that correspond to more than 10% of the total sum of the life cycle’s kg CO2- Equiv. Others values are grey. This means that they contribute minimally to the total result. You will also notice that some rows and columns completely disappear. This indicates that they have no contribution at all. 141. Fully expand your table so that you can see every column and every row. 142. Search for the most contributing flows in the categories resources and emissions to air by double clicking on the categories. You will notice that carbon dioxide contributes the most to the total result. 20.01 Relative contribution In the upper right part of the window you can choose between absolute values displayed in the table and relative contribution. 143. Select ‘Relative contribution.’ You can see that the carbon dioxide emission contributes most to the total result for global warming potential. 79
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