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Flygt 3202.180<br />

Environment <strong>Product</strong><br />

<strong>Declaration</strong>


Table of Contents<br />

Table of Contents<br />

General....................................................................................................................................................2<br />

The company.......................................................................................................................................2<br />

The product..........................................................................................................................................2<br />

Environment performance....................................................................................................................3<br />

Overview...............................................................................................................................................3<br />

Functional unit.....................................................................................................................................3<br />

Allocation..............................................................................................................................................3<br />

System boundaries..............................................................................................................................3<br />

Manufacturing......................................................................................................................................4<br />

Recovery...............................................................................................................................................4<br />

Waste generated.................................................................................................................................4<br />

Resource utilization.............................................................................................................................5<br />

Energy consumption...........................................................................................................................6<br />

Emission................................................................................................................................................6<br />

Miscellaneous.........................................................................................................................................8<br />

Overview...............................................................................................................................................8<br />

Time of validity.....................................................................................................................................8<br />

Accredited Certification body...........................................................................................................8<br />

References............................................................................................................................................8<br />

Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong> 1


General<br />

General<br />

The company<br />

The product<br />

Xylem Water Solutions AB is certified according to ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 9001:2000.<br />

The environmental product declaration has been drawn up in accordance with “<strong>Product</strong><br />

Specific Requirements (PSR) – Submersible pumps and mixers” (PSR 2002:5).<br />

This document applies to pump 3202.180. The pump is designed mainly for operation in<br />

pump sumps, i.e. sewage pumping in pumping stations and/or sewage treatment plants.<br />

The pump has a hydraulic power of 20.71 kW and an overall efficiency of 73.6%. The<br />

average weight of the pump is 521 kg.<br />

The pump is equipped with the patented N-technique. The semi open design of the<br />

impeller reduces the risk of clogging and maintains pumping efficiency over longer<br />

periods of time.<br />

2 Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong>


Environment performance<br />

Overview<br />

Functional unit<br />

Allocation<br />

System boundaries<br />

In order to identify and quantify the significant environmental life cycle phase of Flygt<br />

products an generic LCA was carried out The major findings of this LCA can be found in<br />

Miscellaneous (page 8).<br />

The data and calculations used conform with the "<strong>Product</strong>-Specific Requirements (PSR) -<br />

Submersible pumps and mixers" (PSR 2002:5).<br />

Table 1: <strong>Declaration</strong> of contents, with the quantity of every material specified as a proportion<br />

of the total pump weight in kg, and kg per functional unit.<br />

Material kg %* kg/kW<br />

Casted Iron 348 66.7 16.8<br />

Steel 98.6 18.9 4.76<br />

Aluminium 13.7 2.63 0.663<br />

Copper 16.7 3.20 0.804<br />

Stainless steel 22.4 4.30 1.08<br />

Chloroprene Rubber 6.12 1.17 0.295<br />

Oil 9.00 1.73 0.434<br />

Nitrile rubber 0.08 0.015 0.004<br />

Bronze 0.380 0.073 0.018<br />

WCCR 0.612 0.117 0.030<br />

Polyester 0.85 0.163 0.041<br />

Parts not included** 4.89 0.938 0.236<br />

Total 521 100 25.2<br />

* by weight<br />

** Weight on details that's not included in assessment<br />

Environment performance<br />

The allocation factor for the environmental impact during the production phase is<br />

calculated as the ratio of the product weight to the total produced pump weight for the<br />

relevant factory during one year.<br />

The system boundaries for the LCA that serves as a basis for this EPD is according to the<br />

figure below.<br />

Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong> 3


Environment performance<br />

Manufacturing<br />

Recovery<br />

Waste generated<br />

For End-Of-Life phase, environmental data only accounts for (generated) waste flows (i.e.<br />

no emissions).<br />

<strong>Product</strong>ion of<br />

raw material<br />

End-of-life<br />

Transport<br />

Manufactoring<br />

in Emmaboda<br />

Transport<br />

Use<br />

The manufacturing phase extends from resource and energy extraction up to and<br />

including the finished product.<br />

Since most of the Xylem Water Solutions Flygt branded products are manufactured in<br />

Emmaboda, Sweden, it is assumed that the pump is manufactured there. The values for<br />

resource utilization, emissions to atmosphere or water, and waste generation caused by<br />

production have therefore been taken from the factory in Emmaboda.<br />

The core of production is casting and machining of products, the components of which<br />

consist of cast iron, and the production of electric motors for the products. The<br />

environmental impact caused by subcontractors has not been included in the analysis.<br />

The materials recovered from the pump are aluminium, chromium, copper, cast iron, steel,<br />

brass, nickel, zinc and plastics. This presupposes that the materials are handed in to a<br />

suitable recycling plant. During the recovery process in Sweden, the pump is first sent for<br />

initial clearance in which small electronic parts are removed. The pump is then sent for<br />

fragmentation in which it is broken up. Magnets, air currents, water baths and manual<br />

sorting are then used for separating the various materials.<br />

According to the Xylem Flygt recovery schedule for LCA, 10% of the pump material weight<br />

goes to landfill during end-of-life treatment. At a weight of 521 kg of pump 3202.180, this<br />

represents a weight of 52.1 kg that goes to landfill. The remaining material of the pump is<br />

assumed to be recycled.<br />

This product complies with the European directive RoHS (Directive 2002/95/EC). Meaning<br />

that the product doesn't contain lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium,<br />

polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) or polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) in levels<br />

exceeding maximum concentration values.<br />

Table 2: Waste from manufacturing, per pump and functional unit<br />

Waste generated Quantity [kg]/pump Quantity [kg]/[kW]<br />

Swarf sold (for recovery) 32,9 1,59<br />

Scrap sold (for recovery) 10,2 0,494<br />

Total metal recovered 43,1 2,08<br />

Hazardous liquid waste 3,48 0,168<br />

Hazardous solid waste 1,11 0,054<br />

Waste to landfill 7,10 0,343<br />

Waste sorted at source, excl. swarf and scrap 18,5 0,894<br />

4 Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong>


Resource utilization<br />

The following tables show the resources used during the pump production and utilization<br />

phases. The positive effects of end-of-life treatment have not been included.<br />

Table 3: Resource consumption for one 3202.180 pump during the production phase (>3 kg)<br />

Non-renewable resources kg/pump kg/kW<br />

Aluminum 17.8 0.859<br />

Coal 750 36.2<br />

Chromium 3.46 0.167<br />

Copper 17.2 0.832<br />

Iron 641 31.0<br />

Gravel 124 5.97<br />

Nitrogen 9.82 0.474<br />

Natural gas 108 5.22<br />

Oil 279 13.5<br />

Table 4: Resource consumption for one 3202.180 pump during the production phase (>3 kg)<br />

Renewable resources per pump per kW<br />

Paper [kg] 4.35 0.210<br />

Wood [kg] 6.48 0.313<br />

Water [m 3 ] 2.30 0.111<br />

Power consumption kWh/pump kWh/kW<br />

Hydro power 960 46.3<br />

Table 5: Resource consumption for one 3202.180 pump during the usage phase. No<br />

renewable resources are used during this phase (>3.5 kg)<br />

Non-renewable resources kg/pump kg/kW<br />

Aluminum 4.76 0.230<br />

Coal 94700 4570<br />

Chromium 3.64 0.176<br />

Copper 20.1 0.972<br />

Iron 671 32.4<br />

Gravel 1180 57.0<br />

Nitrogen 34.3 1.65<br />

Natural gas 10900 527<br />

Oil 9740 470<br />

Sodium salt 37.5 1.81<br />

Uranium 4.06 0.196<br />

Environment performance<br />

Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong> 5


Environment performance<br />

Energy consumption<br />

Emission<br />

The following tables show the energy consumption during production and usage. Specific<br />

values for the factory in Emmaboda were used for the production phase. 100% of the<br />

electricity used in Emmaboda originates from hydro power. The EU. electricity generation<br />

mix 1998 (lEA 2000). is assumed to be used during the usage phase. which is a calculated<br />

mean value of the energy sources used in Europe for electricity generation.<br />

Table 6: Energy consumption for one 3202.180 pump. The amount of energy lost is the energy<br />

consumed minus the useful hydraulic energy<br />

Usage phase<br />

Energy source Energy lost [kWh]/pump Energy lost [kWh]/<br />

hydraulic power [kW]<br />

Natural gas and coal-fired and oil-fired condensing power<br />

stations<br />

208000 10000<br />

Nuclear power 143000 6890<br />

Hydro power 48900 2360<br />

Total 399000 19300<br />

Table 7: Energy consumption for one 3202.180 pump during the production phase<br />

<strong>Product</strong>ion phase<br />

Energy source Net energy consumed<br />

[kWh]/pump<br />

Electricity (100% hydroel. power) 908 43.8<br />

District heating 206 9.95<br />

Oil 0.961 0.046<br />

LP gas 41.2 1.99<br />

Total 1160 55.8<br />

Net energy consumed<br />

[kWh]/hydraulic power<br />

[kW]<br />

Table 8: Pollutant emissions expressed in terms of potential environmental impact<br />

Enviromental impact category <strong>Product</strong>ion Usage Total<br />

Acidification<br />

[mol H+ equiv./pump] 2,18E-01 4,11E+01 4,14E+01<br />

[mol H+ equiv./kW] 1,05E-02 1,99E+00 2,00E+00<br />

Eutrophication<br />

[kg O 2 equiv./pump] 1,35E+01 2,26E+03 2,28E+03<br />

[kg O 2 equiv./kW] 6,53E-01 1,09E+02 1,10E+02<br />

Global warming potential (GWP)<br />

[kg CO 2 equiv./pump] 8,13E+02 2,17E+05 2,18E+05<br />

[kg CO 2 equiv./kW] 3,92E+01 1,05E+04 1,05E+04<br />

Ozone depletion<br />

[kg CFC equiv./pump] 1,75E-03 3,93E-01 3,95E-01<br />

[kg CFC equiv./kW] 8,44E-05 1,90E-02 1,91E-02<br />

6 Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong>


Enviromental impact category <strong>Product</strong>ion Usage Total<br />

Photochemical oxidants<br />

[kg POCP equiv./pump] 5,00E-01 4,23E+01 4,28E+01<br />

[kg POCP equiv./kW] 2,41E-02 2,04E+00 2,07E+00<br />

Table 9: Emissions to air during the production and usage phase<br />

Emissions to air <strong>Product</strong>ion kg/pump kg/kW<br />

SOx 1,77E+01 8,53E-01<br />

NOx 5,38E+00 2,59E-01<br />

Cadmium 3,67E-04 1,77E-05<br />

Chromium 7,00E-03 3,38E-04<br />

Mercury 1,07E-04 5,17E-06<br />

Nickel 0 0<br />

Lead 3,10E-02 1,50E-03<br />

Zinc 0 0<br />

Usage kg/pump kg/kW<br />

SOx 1,03E+03 4,99E+01<br />

NOx 3,59E+02 1,73E+01<br />

Cadmium 5,79E+01 2,79E+00<br />

Chromium 2,10E-02 1,01E-03<br />

Mercury 1,20E-02 5,79E-04<br />

Nickel 0 0<br />

Lead 6,50E-02 3,14E-03<br />

Zinc 0 0<br />

Table 10: Emissions to water during the production and usage phase<br />

Emissions to water <strong>Product</strong>ion kg/pump kg/kW<br />

Cadmium 7,37E-05 3,56E-06<br />

Mercury 3,71E-07 1,79E-08<br />

Lead 6,00E-03 2,90E-04<br />

Chromium 1,00E-02 4,83E-04<br />

Nickel 4,94E-03 2,38E-04<br />

Zinc 1,20E-02 5,79E-04<br />

Usage kg/pump kg/kW<br />

Cadmium 1,15E-05 5,55E-07<br />

Mercury 1,88E-04 9,08E-06<br />

Lead 5,53E-01 2,67E-02<br />

Chromium 9,47E-01 4,57E-02<br />

Nickel 8,00E-04 3,86E-05<br />

Zinc 9,78E-01 4,72E-02<br />

Environment performance<br />

Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong> 7


Miscellaneous<br />

Miscellaneous<br />

Overview<br />

Time of validity<br />

The life cycle assessment shows that the copper wire of the stator winding and the copper<br />

in the motor cable account for most, of the total environmental impact of the analyzed<br />

parts. According to the EPS methodology, most of the environmental impact, i.e. 93%, of<br />

the pump occurs during the usage phase.<br />

For further information concerning the <strong>Environmental</strong> product declaration, explanation of<br />

the definitions and concepts, and general information concerning related environmental<br />

matters, see<br />

Information on the company's environmental work are available from the homepage , or<br />

can be ordered directly from us. Please contact our Sustainability manager at:<br />

Xylem Water Solutions AB<br />

Gesällvägen 33<br />

SE-174 87 Sundbyberg<br />

Sweden<br />

Accredited Certification body<br />

References<br />

Phone: +46 8 475 60 00<br />

Fax: +46 8 475 69 00<br />

The environmental product declaration which has been reviewed and approved by Det<br />

Norske Veritas AB according to PSR 2002:5 is valid up to and including 2012-03-25.<br />

Registration number: S-P-00089<br />

Det Norske Veritas Certification AB<br />

Hemvärnsvägen 9<br />

P.O. Box 6046, SE-171 06, Solna<br />

Sweden<br />

Phone: +46 8 587 940 00<br />

Fax: +46 8 651 7043<br />

• <strong>Product</strong> Specific Requirements (PSR) – Submersible pumps and mixers. PSR 2002:5,<br />

version 1.0 (4 October 2002, revised 2004-01-20)<br />

• ISO 14025:2006, Enviromental labels and declarations – Type III environmental<br />

declarations – Guiding principles and procedures.<br />

• Simplified environmental reporting 2001 – Xylem Flygt factory in Emmaboda.<br />

• Generell LCA för dränkbara pumpar och omrörare, exemplifierad av pump 3085.182.<br />

Confidential LCA report available by special permission, Xylem Water Solutions AB<br />

2003-12-10.<br />

• A systematic approach to environmental priority strategies in products development<br />

(EPS), Version 2000 – Models and data. Steen, B., CPM report 1999:5, Chalmers<br />

Univerity of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden 1999.<br />

• Energy statistics of OECD countries 1997 – 1998. IEA Statistics, ISBN 92–64–05914–8,<br />

page 11.300, Edition 2000.<br />

8 Flygt 3202.180 Environment <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Declaration</strong>


Xylem |’zīləm|<br />

1) The tissue in plants that brings water upward from the roots<br />

2) A leading global water technology company<br />

We're 12,000 people unified in a common purpose: creating<br />

innovative solutions to meet our world's water needs. Developing new<br />

technologies that will improve the way water is used, conserved, and<br />

re-used in the future is central to our work. We move, treat, analyze,<br />

and return water to the environment, and we help people use water<br />

efficiently, in their homes, buildings, factories and farms. In more than<br />

150 countries, we have strong, long-standing relationships with<br />

customers who know us for our powerful combination of leading<br />

product brands and applications expertise, backed by a legacy of<br />

innovation.<br />

For more information on how Xylem can help you, go to xyleminc.com<br />

Xylem Water Solutions AB<br />

Gesällvägen 33<br />

174 87 Sundbyberg<br />

Sweden<br />

Tel. +46-8-475 60 00<br />

Fax +46-8-475 69 00<br />

http://tpi.xyleminc.com<br />

Visit our Web site for the latest version of this document and<br />

more information<br />

The original instruction is in English. All non-English<br />

instructions are translations of the original instruction.<br />

© 2011 Xylem Inc<br />

898043_3.1_en.US_2009-04.EPD_3202.180_XR

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