Application of material passport to the wood frame constructive system using Revit
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v20i1.6071Keywords:
Circular economy, Material passport, Built environment, Wood frame, RevitAbstract
The construction industry is responsible for one-third of greenhouse gas emissions, it consumes over 50% of the planet's natural resources, and its demand for natural resources is expected to increase with population growth. Against this backdrop, where business models are based on the Linear Economy (LE), the Circular Economy (CE) emerges as a strategy promoting economic development that reduces dependence on the consumption of natural resources. Thus, tools like Material Passports (MP) are necessary for the transition from LE to CE. The MP is a digital tool containing data and information describing material characteristics for its recovery and reuse. This study aims to model the MP of a wood frame panel commercially used by the company Tecverde in Paraná and it was designed for a building through the Revit software. The MP has 49 parameters divided into nine categories and the data were collected from open databases provided by the company. The result shows that there are still obstacles in relation to sustainability parameters, as well as opportunities to add circular values in the construction industry.
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