T/CMIF 138-2021 Green Design Product Evaluation Specification for Tower Crane
T/CMIF 138-2021 Green Design Product Evaluation Specification for Tower Crane
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Main technical content: Green design, also known as ecological design or environmentally conscious design, refers to the practice of systematically considering the impact of various stages of product design and development, including raw material selection, production, sales, use, recycling, and disposal, on resources and the environment throughout the entire life cycle, while ensuring product functionality, quality, and longevity. The goal is to minimize resource consumption and reduce the use of toxic and harmful materials in products during their lifecycle, thereby reducing pollutant generation and emissions and achieving environmental protection. Promoting the production and manufacturing of green design products is conducive to driving green consumption and green economic development. Establishing evaluation standards and norms for green design products across various industries and product categories is the foundation for creating green design products, and a well-developed standard system is essential for their smooth implementation. Based on the resource consumption, energy consumption, environmental impact, and product attributes of tower cranes throughout their lifecycle, this document formulates technical evaluation standards for green design of tower cranes in accordance with the principles of scientificity, advancedness, standardization, and applicability. This helps promote green development in the tower crane manufacturing industry and drive the green transformation and upgrading of the entire supply chain. This document specifies the evaluation principles, methods, indicators, processes, requirements, reports, result determination, and document management for green design of tower cranes powered by electricity. It applies to the evaluation of green design of tower cranes powered by electricity. Foreword Introduction 1 Scope 2 Normative References 3 Terms and Definitions 4 Evaluation Principles 5 Evaluation Methods 6 Evaluati