Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos y Biotecnología
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Item type:Ítem, Externalidades de óxidos de nitrógeno (NOx) sobre pérdidas en las cosechas agrícolas (PCA), impactos sobre materiales y edificios (IME) y daños de la masa forestal (DMF) generadas por el transporte urbano en la ciudad de Ambato(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos y Biotecnología. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2020-01) ;Torres Rodríguez, Daniela NatalyCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderThe cost was determined by externalities on losses in agricultural crops (PCA), of the materials and buildings (IME) and damages of the forest mass (DMF) generated by urban transport in the city of Ambato. Analyzing a total of 363 samples of EURO II and EURO III technology buses, to measure the emissions of O2, CO, NO, NO2, SO2, they were analyzed in Bacharach ECA 450 Analyzer following the ISO 14064 standard of direct sources with scope 1. For EURO II technology buses, NOX emissions are 1.69x10-4 t for year and for EURO III they are 1.59x10-4 t for year. With these values, the economic losses for PCA are calculated to be: 1.65 dollars per year; IME is: 1.10x10-5 dollars per year and DMF is: 5.50x10-5 dollars per year. The sum of the three externalities taken by INFRAS for IWW, 2004 indicates the external costs caused by this type of air pollution that is 1.48 euros per year, this final value was transformed from euros to dollars to the market value that is 1.65 dollars. It is observed that the value that the value is not significant in relation to the other elements of the costs of externalities, because it is considered a segment of the non-extensive automotive fleet as exclusive fuel for urban public transport with EURO II and EURO III technology; Another factor was to consider a small territorial extension.Item type:Ítem, Externalidad negativa en el transporte urbano de Ambato por emisiones directas de CO₂, Noₓ y SO₂(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2019-05) ;Vasco Carrasco, Daniel AlejandroCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderThe carbon price in dollars was determined for each ton of CO2 equivalent (tonCO2eq) generated by the public transport network of Ambato for the year 2018, resulting in 647.73 dollars for each bus, while for the entire transport network it gave 257241.17 dollars. The carbon tax was 15 dollars taken from the neighboring country Colombia, because in Ecuador there is no record of expenditures on health damages, infrastructure and agriculture caused by greenhouse gases. For the calculation, a sample of 117 of the 392 buses that circulate the city with the help of the ISO 14064-1 standard and the GHG protocol were analyzed, showing that there are buses with EURO II and III technology, but they do not differ in their emissions to Cause of the amount of sulfur contained in the Premium day, as well as clandestine adaptations at the level of exhaust pipe and bad driving habits. In spite of the ineffectiveness of the technology, the emission factors are within the range stipulated by the IPCC, this way we have 41911.30 kg for each TJ of CO2 and 0.0655 kg for each TJ of N2O, this is due to the The buses do not have a maximum of three years of use and the fuel has been reduced to 110 ppm since 2017. The telephone number does not have a carbon price, but is mainly responsible for the damage to the car the increase in GHG, for the public transport network, it had an emission factor of 0.0063 kg for each TJ of SO2.Item type:Ítem, Estimación cuantitativa y cálculo de emisiones ambientales (huella de carbono), en el terminal terrestre de la ciudad de Guaranda(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2018-12) ;Medina Cunalata, Christian PatricioCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderThe greenhouse effect is an environmental problem due to the accumulation of gas emissions, causing global warming. Among the main contributors to this problem, it leads the emissions from mobile sources, related to the public transport service in land terminals. The objective of this research project was the quantitative estimation of the value generated by the Guaranda land terminal based on ISO 140064 and GHG Protocol, international standards that guaranteed a real value of the Carbon Footprint. For the development of the measurements of the greenhouse gases, it was carried out with the Bacharach ECA 450 equipment, an analyzer certified by environmental protection agency, for the quantification of gases due to its technology of electrochemical cells and microprocessors that measures the level of emission at the source. The scoping study made it possible to identify scope III as the main GHG generator with 99.99 percent of the total carbon footprint, belonging to the fleet of buses that are dependent on the EURO technology, and a total of 31990.21 tons of CO2e generated by the terrestrial terminal including scope II. In addition, control measures and an improvement plan for air quality were established in order to promote clean development.Item type:Ítem, Plan de gestión ambiental para la reducción de huella de carbono, mediante la consideración de la norma ISO 14064 y la metodología IPCC en el terminal terrestre de la ciudad de Latacunga(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2018-06) ;Guevara Pombosa, Cristina AlexandraCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderGlobal warming is affected by GHG greenhouse absorb infrared radiation which has been released by the soil and oceans that were heated by solar energy. The transport sector is the main contributor to emissions of GHG from the city of Latacunga. The objective of the present research was to determine the amount of carbon footprint by reaches that emits ground Terminal of the city of Latacunga and the implementation of an environmental management plan that will help to reduce GHG emissions from the standard ISO 14064 and the IPCC guidelines, identifying scope 3 representing the Terminal road haulage to present greater emission of carbon footprint, which reached the 25723,545t CO2 eq of one total of 25725,394t CO2 eq. Establishing that in the transport technology influence on the emissions of greenhouse gases.Item type:Ítem, Plan de gestión ambiental para la reducción de huella de carbono, mediante la consideración de la norma ISO 14064 y la metodología IPCC en el terminal terrestre de la ciudad de Latacunga(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2018-06) ;Proaño Garcés, Álvaro AndrésCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderGlobal warming is affected by GHG greenhouse absorb infrared radiation which has been released by the soil and oceans that were heated by solar energy. The transport sector is the main contributor to emissions of GHG from the city of Latacunga. The objective of the present research was to determine the amount of carbon footprint by reaches that emits ground Terminal of the city of Latacunga and the implementation of an environmental management plan that will help to reduce GHG emissions from the standard ISO 14064 and the IPCC guidelines, identifying scope 3 representing the Terminal road haulage to present greater emission of carbon footprint, which reached the 25723,545t CO2 eq of one total of 25725,394t CO2 eq. Establishing that in the transport technology influence on the emissions of greenhouse gases.Item type:Ítem, Cálculo de las emisiones de efecto invernadero en el terminal terrestre de Salcedo como base para futuros proyectos de Mecanismo de Desarrollo Limpio (MDL)(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2018-03) ;León Silva, Martha AlejandraCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderThe greenhouse gas emissions produced by the Bus station of Salcedo were calculated to determine the carbon footprint, based on ISO 14064 and GHG Protocol, the first baseline of transport activity was established, and an Action Plan was designed. to improve the public Transport of the Parish. The transport baseline consisting of 103 buses was classified by EURO technology, 64 measurements were taken (EURO I6, EURO II 35, EURO III 23) with the ECA-450 using the idling method to obtain: percentage O2, temperature of chimney and environment, CO, NO NO2 and SO2 in mg/m3. The emission factor for CO2 (8.98E + 04 kg/TJ) and N2O (3.46E-02) were determined, which differed from that reported by the IPCC. With respect to GHG emissions (t/year), the EURO II had the highest values with respect to CO2 (36 percent) and N2O (41 percent), while for CH4 the highest value was given by the EURO III (42 percent). The total carbon footprint was 8.86E + 03t CO2-eq, of which range III (8.83E + 03t CO2-eq) generated the largest amount of emissions due to the quality of the fuel and the application of the EURO technology in Ecuador. According to the statistical analysis, it can be mentioned that the EURO technology does not influence oxygen and nitrogen dioxide, but rather carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen monoxide and nitrogen oxides.Item type:Ítem, Estudio de las emisiones directas e indirectas de los gases efecto invernadero (GEI) en los terminales terrestres de la ciudad de Riobamba(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2017-09) ;Pico Pérez, Paulina ElizabethCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderA study about the direct and indirect emission of Greenhouse Gas was developed to determine the Carbon Foodprint in the bus stations of Riobamba city. The aim is to reflect one of the biggest problems about environmental pollution that affects the whole world and the society. The indirect emission of energy or Alcance 2 was determined through the electricity consumption in KWh of the buildings that belong to the local and inter-cantonal bus station. The emissions of Alcance 3 were achieved with the equipment: Bacharach ECA 450 in mg/m3 which helped to calculate the factor of emission of CO2 and N2O in kg/TJ. The factor of emission of CH4 was bibliographically achieved. Then, it was calculated the emission of CO2, N2O and CH4 in tons and the carbon foodprint in t CO2 –e. The average value of the emission factor of CO2, wich is the highest, had a value of 57690,128 Kg CO2/TJ being this one lower than the emission factor reported in the IPCC 74100 Kg CO2/TJ. Meanwhile, the Carbon Footprint for the Alcance 1 was 0,000 t CO2 –e due to the lack of a particular car owned by the transport stations, Alcance 2: 0,553 t CO2 –e and Alcance 3: 37388,225 t CO2 –e. The Alcance 3, which belongs to the vehicle fleet of all the bus stations of Riobamba city, has a higher contribution to the Carbon Footprint. That is why it should be taken into account that the factors influencing to the increasing of the emission of Greenhouse Gas are: technology, operation of buses and characteristics of diesel fuel.Item type:Ítem, Estudio de las emisiones directas e indirectas de los gases efecto invernadero (GEI) en los terminales terrestres de la ciudad de Riobamba(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ciencia e Ingeniería en Alimentos. Carrera de Ingeniería Bioquímica, 2017-09) ;Chaglla Cango, Maritza TatianaCórdova Suárez, Manolo AlexanderA study about the direct and indirect emission of Greenhouse Gas was developed to determine the Carbon Foodprint in the bus stations of Riobamba city. The aim is to reflect one of the biggest problems about environmental pollution that affects the whole world and the society. The indirect emission of energy or “Alcance 2” was determined through the electricity consumption in KWh of the buildings that belong to the local and inter-cantonal bus station. The emissions of “Alcance 3” were achieved with the equipment: Bacharach ECA 450 in mg/m3 which helped to calculate the factor of emission of CO2 and N2O in kg/TJ. The factor of emission of CH4 was bibliographically achieved. Then, it was calculated the emission of CO2, N2O and CH4 in tons and the carbon foodprint in t CO2 –e. The average value of the emission factor of CO2, wich is the highest, had a value of 57690,128 Kg CO2/TJ being this one lower than the emission factor reported in the IPCC 74100 Kg CO2/TJ. Meanwhile, the Carbon Footprint for the “Alcance 1” was 0,000 t CO2 –e due to the lack of a particular car owned by the transport stations, “Alcance 2: 0,553 t CO2 –e and “Alcance 3”: 37388,225 t CO2 –e. The “Alcance 3”, which belongs to the vehicle fleet of all the bus stations of Riobamba city, has a higher contribution to the Carbon Footprint. That is why it should be taken into account that the factors influencing to the increasing of the emission of Greenhouse Gas are: technology, operation of buses and characteristics of diesel fuel.
