User Manual FLOWER TOOL
Contents
1. Se men Eco Efficiency Comparison 2009 ANALYSIS EUROPE PLANTS CFP a Kg EPC KWh Kg s vai Date 08 10 2010 Fig 37 19 representing the basic analysis of the study Clicking on the button Export we get a comparative graph as in the Fig 37 In its columns are represented the numeric values of tables present in each tab respectively and the thumbnail of the related graph It s possible to print this graph by clicking on Print button TLEE TGEE This environment allows us to compare the eco efficiency analysis we have done in order to obtain two kinds of different graphs TLEE and TGEE The TLEE compares the eco efficiency studies in a selected period If you need you can print the page by clicking Print button Date 08 10 2010 Fig 38 The TGEE instead represents the normalized calculation of the GKPI indicators of all the eco efficiency analysis It is composed by two pages the first shows a table containing numeric values and a thumbnail of the flower graph while the seconds shows a bar graph Each bar represents one column of the table in the first page If you need you can print the page by clicking Print button Click instead arrows buttons to navigate 20 Ce C2 TGEE YEAR 2009 CFP g m2 EPC kWh m2 RPR RMR 20 627 350 Date 13 10 2010 Fig 39 Css TGEE YEAR 2009 Year 2009 Date 13 10 2010 Fig 40 21 TPEE The TPEE i2. to draw the graph of the comparative analysis for period and or for plant Also if Tredegar uses only six indexes and pee E their quantity is fix we decided to allow Units of a free definition of the indexes in term Color Chart CHART of quantity description unit of Font Color FONT measure background color and Percentage foreground color Furthermore a checkbox says us if the index must be calculated as percentage or as absolute value In the second case it s necessary to do a different calculation from that provided for the normal GKPI TABLES Also the tables represent a very important element for the logical functionality of the program They make flexible the insertion of values selectable from lists with many items as for example the combo box inside the module for managing inputs lt is possible to define the type of each table i e Simple or Multiple in addition to his name and description that should be significative The first case represents the case of a vector when Fig 21 there is a single value for each item of a row of the 10 table The second case instead represents the case of a matrix when to one row correspond more values The usage with voices at variable values selectable from simple tables has been already described now let s give a look to understand what you have to do in case of tables with multiple values First of all we say that the grid Table
3. Flouwertoolt BY TREDEGAR VERSION 1 0 7 User s manual INDEX Cover Index User Interface Toolbar New element Modify element Read element Delete element Find Print Goto First element Goto Last element Settings Information Policies Management Change Login Description of Status Bar Basic operation Login Password change FLOWER TOOL Tables Area Users User Group Nations Model Plant Unit of Measure Voices Categories GKPI Tables Calculation Area Calculate Level 1 Calculate GKPI Management Area Model Voices Association Analysis Eco Efficiency TLEE TGEE TPEE RRRRRRARWWWHWWW ON lt 0 0 0 O0 O0 O0 NONA USER INTERFACE TOOLBAR BUTTONS The following toolbar is a common feature for all the user environments This toolbar allows the different necessary operations for the functioning of the software see Fig 2 New Modification Delete Print Change Element Element Element Settings Policies passworo Go to Go to Info Change login Close Read Find First Last Program Element Element Element Fig 1 Toolbar The elements in the toolbar can be either accessible or inaccessible depending on the access rights of the user In the first case the user will be able to use the associated element function whereas in the second case this function will not be active Here follows the description of the functionalities New Element when active allows t
4. we haven t any ways to notice the mistake but we can ID Code Description 2009 ANALYSIS Europe Plants Study Type TLEE TGEE TPEE FILTER ANALYSIS Analisi Pottsville Analisi Lake Zurich Analisi Terre Haute Analisi Lake Zurich ANALISI DEBUG NATURAL GAS 0 DEBUG NGC 0 TLEE Lake Zurich 2009 TLEE Red Springs 2009 TLEE Terre Haute 2009 TLEE Pottsville 2009 TLEE Sao Paulo 2009 TLEE Rocca 2009 TLEE Kerkrade 2009 TLEE Retsag 2009 TLEE Guangzhou 2009 TLEE Shanghai 2009 O O O O O O O O O O O O O understand that there is something wrong only observing the final results Fig 36 This feature represent an advantage of the program in terms of flexibility but in the same time it is a small limitation of its rigorousness It is possible to open a saved study of eco efficiency to get a graph for it 18 By re opening the study it will be possible to click on the button Calculate The first information we must enter is the unit of measure After waiting for the computing time subject to the number of the analysis we are considering and to the hardware in use the form will appear It will be divided in some tabs one for each analysis Each tab TLEE Kerkrade 2009 i TLEE Retsag 2009 acen Sr Fig 36 precisely contains a table with all the values of the GKPI the production data the percentage of LEE and a peculiar graph with the form of stylized exagonal flower
5. 2 Bioplastic disposed scraps 2 n lt K 8 s s lt x s s s s KI E s s x 8 Na Items highlighted in red can not be changed as data have been entered for the item Fig 29 In fact the program provides the possibility to realize eco efficiency analysis for categories not always homogeneous For example Tredegar produces plastic films with a group of plants and aluminium films with another group of plants The eco efficiency study for these two kinds of product is based on different inputs and voices By defining different models and voices and by creating the convenient associations among them it is possible to realize the analysis for both the plants that are producing plastic films and those that are producing aluminium films As we can see in the Fig 29 to create the association first of all we must create the model and then we must check off the interested voices They are shown inside of the tabs representing respectively the categories defined in the related table When we try to modify an association in which there are some voices already used to create some formulas the program highlights in red color such voices and it doesn t allow their modifying Those still not used instead are not highlighted and they are selectable regularly 15 ANALYSIS FlowerTool BDA A d Model Voices Assignment Le f G Analysis Mode Plant Use Descriptic Valuation E Model T
6. Voie related to the various users that work ap with the software Categories Code The users that belong to the group of I administrators can add modify and Group eliminate the users by clicking on the related icons on the toolbar vem Passe Each user can be equipped with a ae User Name and an access password and has to be associated to a group with rights to access and to use the functions different from others The status of each user can be either active or not when he is active he will be present in the combo box which you will find in the dialog of adding the users on the contrary he will not be present if he is not active This solution has been adopted in order to avoid that in a list you may see users who are not involved anymore with the management of the Fig 9 List bar production process or who are not present anymore in the site for different reasons As a matter of fact the physical cancelling of names is not possible if they were present in some other section Each user has to be associated with an e mail address where he can be reached for any communication by electronic mail Password Tables E Mail Fig 10 User mask USER GROUP Fig 11 Also in this area we will have a table that summarizes the groups of users created for FlowerTool The users who belong to the group of administrators can add modify and cancel the groups using the special buttons on the t
7. button Delete clears only the last insertion 2 Columns ID Code Description Model Item Table Column Code Coefficients Valuation Date 08 10 2010 v Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar EZ F View among the intermediate results N Columns Input Level 1 CNG Country NATURAL GAS Natural GAS Country os S Pate Absolute value Convert F to C and vice versa Cosine Cotangent E raised to the power of the argument Factorial jo RS _ NUMBERS Integer part Inverse tangent vu Fig 26 In this tab there are the values of multiple tables After the insertion of evaluation date we must select the voice we want because the multiple tables can be used by more than one voice So the search key for the interpretation algorythm can t use only the code but it must be the combination of voice ID and code of column That must be choosed selecting first the table and then the item from the combo box Column This last selection makes the code visible in the frame A convenient control during the insertion of the column ensures the uniqueness 3 Input ID Code Description Model Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar D View among the intermediate results input Level Aviation transport vehicle 1 TTS Aviation transport vehicle 2 TTS Aviation transport vehicle 2 TTC Biopackaging amount Business flight 1 EM
8. input voices and of course the Ju AT v formulas provided for selected E model This involves precisely the selection of the model the setting of evaluation date the selection of the plant that is subject to the analysis and the insertion of a description that identify the analysis itself The selection of the model Voice Value U M 7 7 FA 7 KX gt 100 000 15 000 300 000 C14 LLDPE recycled scraps 60 000 C15 LLDPE disposed scraps 15 000 C16 PP raw material 200 000 C1 PP recycled scraps 40 000 C18 PP disposed scraps 10 000 X I ey 7 7 FUE EEEE determines the loading of all the voices related to it err The user has to insert the numeric SR eS values in the text box fields and the stt selection of a value in the combo SS ELR The values returned from items ode selection in the combo box depend on the set evaluation date This happens because the values Fig 31 defined in the single and multiple tables have a validity period But if there are no coefficients or values for the period under consideration the program will ask you to insert them manually The new inserted value will be the current one starting from inserting date up to year 3000 to indicate an undefined time This value will become outdated when somebody will insert a new value In fact the previous one will have as 16 finish date the starting date of the new inserted value and the new value will have the ye
9. Details represents the rows of the matrix whereas the grid Table Values represents the columns Clicking on the button with the Code green cross in the area Detail Table Lu you can enter a new row for the matrix Description As you can see in the Fig 22 you can enter a field name and a description for it Clicking instead on the near button with red cross you can delete the selected row from the area Detail Table Clicking on the button with the green rr cross in the area Values Table you can ee enter a new value for the row As you can Sn see in the Fig 23 you can enter a value a a code a column name and above all a Starts TEST Start date of validity Clicking instead on the near button with red cross you can delete the selected row Fig 23 The validity date concept is very very important because it allows to update the values for the coefficients without change the previous analysis made using the old values Once defined that matrix it will be possible to associate this new table to a voice declared of type variable Anyway more explanations will be provided when we will talk about the formula s builder CALCULATION AREA In this environment it s possible to manage the formulas used in the program in order to evaluate the Description Emissioni INT1 TRIER Indicators of the performance nm First of all we see how the form of Egan the builder has b
10. LEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca admin Analisi Rocca 2 23 07 2010 9 Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca admin Analisi Rocca 02 08 2010 Eco Eficiency Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca admin Analisi Rocca 02 08 2010 Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca admin Analisi Rocca 03 08 2010 ETu Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca admin Analisi Rocca 03 08 2010 9 Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca admin Analisi Rocca 03 08 2010 TLEE TGEE 34 Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar Rocca tredegar TLEE Rocca 2009 30 09 2010 17 Model TPEE Tredegar Rocca admin TEST TREE 27 08 2010 19 Model TPEE Tredegar Rocca admin adagdgwd 30 08 2010 25 Model TPEE Tredegar Rocca amp mminist ANALISI TPEE SETTEMBRE 2010 Project 2 17 09 2010 27 Model TPEE Tredegar Rocca Amminist Analisi debug TPEE emplyees impact negativo 21 09 2010 Consumption purchased electricity 5 000 000 000 22 09 2010 fossil purchased electricity C 60 000 22 09 2010 nuclear purchased electricity C 20 000 22 09 2010 96 renewable purchased electricity 20 000 22 09 2010 Self produced electric power 500 000 000 22 09 2010 Sold self produced electric power 0 000 22 09 2010 6 fossil purchased electricity P 0 000 22 09 2010 nuclear purchased electricity P 0 000 22 09 2010 96 renewable purchased electricity P 100 000 22 09 2010 Vehicle 1 EMP 0 181 22 09 2010 Distance vehicle 1 EMP 35 000 000 22 09 2010 Vehicle 2 EMP 0 198 22 09 2010 This environment allows to create j an eco efficiency analysis using the Made Valuation Date
11. P Business flight 2 EMP Business flight 3 EMP FAC FIX ATN Sua Absolute value Convert F to C and vice versa Cosine Cotangent E raised to the power of the argument Factorial NUMBERS me i il I ES 11 LbI I Jksis rlsjs va Fig 27 13 The tab of inputs is conceptually easier because it shows only the inputs associated to the selected model To insert an input in the formula you must double click on the row in the grid Input Values To insert instead a function in the formula you can double click on the row in the grid Functions or click on Add button The Reset button clears the previous selection 4 Level 1 In the tab Level 1 there are all the intermediate formulas created for it 5 Level 2 In the tab Level 2 there are all the intermediate formulas created for it 6 Level3 In the tab Level 3 there are all the intermediate formulas created for it Theoretically it would been enough only one level of calculation In fact it is possible to build also very complex formulas with only one level but we preferred to divide the formulas in more levels to make the reading easier and to allow intermediate calculation Anyway we don t have introduced any limitations nor imposed strict rules In fact there are some indicators that can be composed only by inputs without the need to belong to intermediate formulas So it is possible to avoid doing all the passages u
12. an eco efficiency study The example FlowerTool BPR Am g us z rer JAAT a Model Voices Assignment a Ankas 8 2010 SETTEMBRE TPEE 7 1 Trim 2010 Eco Efficienza TPEE 6 2009 Eco Efficienza 6 20 2009 Eco Efficienza 5 Eco Eficiency 2010 Eco Efficienza 4 2010 Eco Efficienza 3 n 2 2010 Eco Efficienza 2 ABCD DEMO EDANA TPEE TLEE TGEE Year 2009 2009 ANALYSIS Europe Plants In TEST TPEE 429 Progetto 2 430 adagdgwd 431 prova Fig 35 in the Fig 35 shows us the main grid 2010 Analysis Europe Plants and related details The insertion of a new study involves also the insertion of the referring year and of an appropriate description The frame Filter Analysis has just the function to show all the analysis in the grid Analysis List for a given period and plant The selection of the analysis must be done based on the type of comparison that we want to do For this reason it s better to give a significative name to the eco efficiency studies To continue the previous example we considered a study called 2009 Analysis Europe Plants because we would compare the analysis of 2009 for the european plants conveniently created inside of the analysis environment In this case we must tick off the check box of FLEE Roccamontepiano TLEE Kerkrade 2009 and TLEE Retsag 2009 Be careful because if we now choose also San Paolo
13. ar 3000 as finish date After the insertion of the necessary data the user can see the intermediate results of those 2 675 000 000 99 500 000 000 GJ NATURAL GAS t CO2 eg ELECTRIC POWER t CO2 eg EMPLOYEES IMPACT t CO2 eg materials t CO2 eg NATURAL GAS t CO2 eg PACKAGING t CO2 REFRIGERATION t CO2 TRANSPORT Fig 32 X Flower Tool Results CFP 5400 129 EPL 2 991 RFR 24 06 Mac O RMR WFP 14 894 14 953 Fig 34 17 formulas checked in the related table by clicking on the relative button The final results i e the results of the formulas defined for the calculation of the GKPI will be shown by clicking on the button Calculate In the Fig 32 there is an example of the list of the intermediate results If instead you clicked the button Calculate to see the final results it will appear the window below that imposes the choice of the unit of measure Fig 33 Afterwards a frame will appear with the list of the final results as you can see in the picture below It is also possible to enter the data remotely through the WEB module provided to the responsibles of the sites Once the users have done this operation you can import those data in the system by clicking on Data Import from WEB button ECO EFFICIENCY This environment allows us to realize many comparative analysis of eco efficiency Here it Is possible to compare analysis and group them as
14. e level 2 can see the level 1 but it cant see the level 3 and so on The grid Functions allows to select the functions we need to build our formula from a long but not exaustive list The frame Symbolic Formula shows the formula represented with the symbols associated to the operands The frame Decoded Formula shows the same formula represented with codes and symbols necessary to the interpreter of the program to decode and evaluate them The field Notes allows to enter possible notes to the formula The frame Operators allows to insert in the formula the algebric operators The frame Numbers allows to insert in the formula the numeric values Now we will do some considerations about the Tabs 1 Coefficients In this tab there are the values of simple tables After the selection of our table we have the combo box Field where we can en M choose the field of the table we want to use After the field selection the value of the coefficient is shown in the frame and it is not editable Such coefficient can be sm pau are agumen finally used in the formula on we are building clicking on Ws Eee J the Add button The Reset button in the tab Coefficients clears every possible selection The button Check instead tells you if the formula is correct or not The near Reset button clears all the selections you have done Finally the
15. e selection of this icon will enable the administrator to gualify each group of users to the use of the main functions of the program A Managi Permissions D Managmen on i OO00O 00 000000000000 oonnnonn0nonnmnmnnmnkmmomnonmmnonomm ol S N Oooo ooo _ D Oooo s Confirm and Exit Fig 3 User Permissions The first thing the administrator has to do is to select a group to whom assign the policies then by ticking off the boxes he can authorize the group to carry out certain actions such as Add Modify Cancel Print Search he can decide also which of all the fields should be the first view when the user logs in column First Change Login allows to use the software with the profile of another user Description of the StatusBar As the toolbar also the StatusBar is present in all the environments and supplies some Important informations such as current user s environment and current user Current Time Date Environment CAPS lock N N Ares of Eco Efficlency Management 18125 3070972010 Utente admin Fig 4 Statusbar USER BASIC OPERATIONS LOGIN The first thing to do after starting the program by using the icon on the desktop is to add the following information e Server name 1 This is the name of the server where the database is installed This field is not editable e Login 1 Thi
16. een organized Valuation Date 081102010 x W mM CALCULATE LEVEL 1 The text boxes up to the left allow us to define a code and a sc or Lo description for the formula The choice of the model is fundamental because it allows us Cos to consider the list of the input E risa to the power of the argument H voices associated previously to I 1 2 the model itself For example it s possible to create a model Plastic Films for all the plants of Tredegar that are producing plastic films in the world associate to it a serie of voices of the categories of environmental impact and use them for the analysis of the plants how we ll see better ahead If we want to analyze the eco efficiency of the plants that are producing films of aluminium we can create a new model Aluminium Films with different input voices and use them for the analysis of this other kind of product gt gt gt The check box View among the intermediate results allows us to specify if we want to see the result of the formula we are building or not The tabs allow us to select the operands of the formula they can be precisely Coefficients Columns Inputs and Polynomial expressions Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 The hierarchical organization of these tabs makes always possible to see and then use the coefficients the columns and the inputs while the levels instead are usable only from higher down to the lower In fact th
17. ll the units of measure used for representing the Code guantities Fig 15 VOICES This table introduce us to one of the most important concept of the logical structure of the program In fact the voices constitute the fulcrum on which Code the program goes around Category They represent the variables Unit of ee BC necessary to build the formulas that Active give out the intermediate results or Input Type final results of the analysis in jo consideration Natural GAS Country To The enabled users of the plants can enter such inputs locally by VB client program or remotely by WEB based Fig 16 module Code Description FlowerTool m Nw k Jletae Si a N tti ee n JAT sis Users item SY Filter F5 G iy Bioplastic based FPY 1 m2 MATERIALS plastic based FRE c33 MATERIALS kg User Group Bioplastic based FPV 2 m2 C34 Tipo 1 MATERIALS m2 ey 32 Bioplastic disposed scraps 2 C32 Tipo 1 MATERIALS kg W ja Bioplastic disposed scraps 1 C26 Tipo 1 MATERIALS Nations 30 Bioplastic raw material 2 C30 Tipo 1 MATERIALS kg Fig 17 For the voices it s possible to specify a description a code an unit of measure and a category With the term category we intend one of the codified elements in related Categories table precisely The checkbox Active can be checked off or not In the first case the voice is really used inside of still valid formulas In the second case the v
18. o insert a new line in the table related to the users environment Through a dialog that contains all the fields the information will be added Modification Element when active allows to modify the data that is in a record selected in the table related to the user s environment Through a dialog same as for new element the information will be modified Read Element when active allows to read the data that is in a record selected in the table related to the user s environment In this case the informations are locked and cannot be modified Delete Element when active allows to cancel a selected record Find allows the access to a dialog in order to find a record within a selected environment It is necessary to specify the field in which you want to carry out the search and the text to be found In case of positive response the cursor will be positioned on the line found Wa s Text to Search Search Direction Up f Down f Part of Field f Entire Field Fig 2 Search dialog Print allows to print the content of a grid in the selected environment Go to First Element allows the positioning of the cursor on the first record of the grid in the users environment Go to last Element allows the positioning of the cursor on the last record of the grid in the user s environment Settings This button is disabled Info information related to FlowerTool Policies Management the field that will be proposed at th
19. oice is considered not active or to say better not used anymore Due to reasons of referential integrity an unused voice will be highlighted in red color see Fig 17 if it is contained in some formulas That inform us about the obsolescence of the voice The voices can be defined as input type Normal or Variable In the first case the user will have to enter a simple cell with a numeric value In the second case the choice will be done from a combo box In that way the voices will inherit the numeric value associated to the field of the related table specified during the definition of the voice For exemple as you can see in the Fig 16 we defined the voice 161 with code CNG category Natural Gas and type of input Variable The numeric value will be automatically 9 got when we are selecting one of the records from the table Natural Gas Country during the input phase CATEGORIES In this table are stored all the categories that describe the input voices at which we Code EES assign the values to calculate the Description formulas A good definition of categories will help us to better define and organize both preliminary and final formulas used Fig 18 for calculating the GPKI index GKPI The GKPI acronym means Global Keys Performance Indicator The elements in this table represent the final target of our calculation In fact the values of these indexes will be used
20. oolbar Policies can be created for each group by using Policies button from the toolbar The administrators can link each new user to one of the created groups so that the new user will automatically inherit the policies defined for the group NATIONS Code voi Fig 12 MODELS In this table are stored all the nations involved in some supply energy raw material etc These informations are useful to define the coefficients related precisely to the nations In this table are stored the names of the data input models that we ll create afterwards It s possible to create how many models we want and naming them conveniently it will be Model Type TLEE TGEE IPEE EI Exit Fig 13 PLANTS Code Location Nations Fig 14 easy to compose and identify the data input models of the plants Anyway you can find more clarifications in the Voices Model Association paragraph The option buttons TLEE TGEE and TPEE allow to specify for which kind of analysis the model will be used In this table are stored all the plants for which we have to evaluate and or compare the eco efficiency Of course you have to specify also the nation for the plant You can do it by selecting the nation from the combo box Nations If the needed nation doesn t exist in the list you can add it pressing the button with cross icon to the right of the combo box UNIT OF MEASURE In this table are stored a
21. p to level 3 defining them directly in one of the provided levels but for coherence we suggest to declare them always in the same level This allows to apply always the same scheme and avoids to understand why sometimes we did in a certain way and some other in a different way For example we defined Outputs always at level 3 CALCULATE GKPI In the environment Calculation we find also the GKPI function Model Model TLEE TGEE Tredegar ed For it we must give a deeply explanation The calculation of GKFI Description e eo normalized GKPI IS really the r jees Jie sx ax final goal of the program and eet emuet OC sx conseguently of all the settings per femur Nie sx sx of the formulas that we have NGC om NE IX 0 seen until now There are some GL NY FY Ga YF things we have to notice first of Ro 2 712 01 all it is necessary to specify the model for which we are creating Production maz l Froduction Rs ll ae a at Sk unser cee ts v Ok plants for which we still have not created the formulas for GKPI This happens because it makes no sense to create more than one formula for the calculation of GKPI for the same model The indicators are taken from the relative table present in Tables environment We left this possibility to avoid any limitations but Tredegar very likely doesn t will use further indicators at least for the plastic films sector To insert the formula you need to click on the s
22. s is the name with which a user is identified user ID within the FlowerTool it will be the care of the managers to communicate the user id s for the various users 2 After the first access it will not be necessary anymore to digit this ID each time unless you want to login with another ID than the last one you used e Password 1 The FlowerTool system administrator will assign temporary passwords for each user this password can be changed in another personal one after the first access 2 If you digit a wrong password the system will give a message Fig 6 and will not allow access until the password is valid 3 In case you do not remember your password you should contact the FlowerTool system administrator who will supply you with a new one Server T User Mame FlowerTool Password Fig 5 User Login Note The default User Name is FlowerTool with password Tredegar be careful to the letter in upper case This user has right of administrator and then he can create new groups and new users Please read the paragraph Area of Tables Users Flower Tool EI WRIA Wrong password Fig 6 Wrong Password PASSWORD CHANGE To change the password you need to select the Change Password button from the main toolbar see Fig 7 The dialog box see Fig 8 asks for the new password in the first field and then also for a confirmation in the second field If these two match the ne
23. s the evaluation of the difference among the eco efficiency studies related to a specific project The user can focus on a study and compare it with the others in order to calculate the deviation see Delta TPEE in Fig 41 The page is composed by four main elements atable with the numeric values of the GKPI indicators for each project the thumbnail of the flower chart for each project abar chart with a bar for each eco efficiency value of the project atable with the TPEE deviation Delta TPEE TPEE Eco Efficienza TPEE PROJECT 1 PROJECT 2 0 045 Date 13 10 2010 P Page 1to 1 Fig 41 If you need you can print the page by clicking Print button The Settings button instead allows you to enter manually the Weight Factors i e the importance of the GKPI indicators within the flower chart Furthermore you can specify if the study is PEIA NATURAL or not Do you think the study Is PEIA NATURALY Yes No Fig 42
24. w password will be registered If not there will appear a message that informs you of a wrong match Then you can retry Note The passwords always need to be different from the previous ones 4 FlowerTool al aflchange Passwordhr Calculate 1 fe an dal 64 Emissioni INTI Emissioni INT1 Charge kg 1000 Operation Emissic Modello TLEE TGEE Tredegar f z 57 Emissioni INT2 Emissioni INT2 Charge kg 1000 Operation Emissic Modello TLEE TGEE Tredegar Calculate 2 56 Emissioni INT3 Emissioni INT3 Charge kg 1000 Operation Emissic Modello TLEE TGEE Tredegar 59 Emissioni INT4 Emissioni INT4 Charge kg 1000 Operation Emissic Modello TLEE TGEE Tredegar f s Calculate 3 f g Calculate GKPI Fig 7 Password Change Menu Option New Password Fig 8 New Password Mask FLOWER TOOL The Flower Tool program has been designed and implemented to provide a power tool to evaluate the eco efficiency index of the companies The criteria used to implement the analysis are not explained in this manual in fact here you can find the explanation of how to use the program in order to obtain their results from the analysis Y First of all we describe the Tables Area Maan TABLES AREA a Here you can manage all the informations that turn around the kernel 3 of the program and that you need to get your analysis A t U S E RS o This environment will propose a table containing the informations
25. ymbol of percentage both for unit of measure kg and for m The environment that will be called will be the same provided for the levels discussed previously Unfortunately it s impossible to modify the formulas as for those of other levels anyway You can only delete it and re create it Its also possible to insert the formulas for the production both in m and in t These data will be shown in the same table of the GKPI inside of the graph of eco efficiency analysis Fig 28 14 MANAGEMENT AREA MODELS VOICES ASSOCIATION As we saw in the previous paragraphs it is necessary to make an association among the input models created before and the defined voices n i aa i lnirse l i L ke ee A mimi ne Mis o D Sc COClation Model Volce TRANSPORT EMPLOYEES OTHER GHG PACKAGING REFRIGERAT TRANSPORT TRANSPORT HDPE recycled scraps HDPE disposed scraps LDPE raw material LDPE recycled scraps LDPE disposed scraps LLDPE raw material LLDPE recycled scraps LLDPE disposed scraps PP raw material PP recycled scraps PP disposed scraps PE based FPY Kg PE based FPY m PP based FPV Kg PP based FPY m2 Bioplastic raw material type 1 Bioplastic raw materialt1 Bioplastic recycled scraps 1 Bioplastic disposed scraps 1 Bioplastic based FP V 1 KG Bioplastic based FPY 1 m Bioplastic raw material type Bioplastic raw material 2 Bioplastic recycled scraps
Download Pdf Manuals
Related Search