Annex 1: Worksheets

ANNEX 1

WORKSHEETS

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Contents
Annex 1
2A

Mineral Industry ............................................................................................................................A1.4
2A1

Cement Production .....................................................................................................................A1.4

2A2

Lime Production .........................................................................................................................A1.4

2A3

Glass Production ........................................................................................................................A1.5

2A4

Other Process Uses of Carbonates..............................................................................................A1.5

2B

Chemical Industry..........................................................................................................................A1.6
2B1

Ammonia Production .................................................................................................................A1.6

2B2

Nitric Acid Production ...............................................................................................................A1.6

2B3

Adipic Acid Production..............................................................................................................A1.7

2B4

Caprolactam, Glyoxal and Glyoxylic Acid Production ..............................................................A1.7

2B5

Carbide Production.....................................................................................................................A1.7

2B6

Titanium Dioxide Production .....................................................................................................A1.9

2B7

Soda Ash Production ................................................................................................................A1.10

2B8

Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production ...........................................................................A1.10

2B9

Fluorochemical Production ......................................................................................................A1.15

2C

Metal Industry..............................................................................................................................A1.17
2C1

Iron and Steel Production .........................................................................................................A1.17

2C2

Ferroalloys Production .............................................................................................................A1.18

2C3

Aluminium Production .............................................................................................................A1.19

2C4

Magnesium Production.............................................................................................................A1.20

2C5

Lead Production .......................................................................................................................A1.21

2C6

Zinc Production ........................................................................................................................A1.21

2D

Non-Energy Products from Fuels and Solvent Use .....................................................................A1.22
2D1

Lubricant Use ...........................................................................................................................A1.22

2D2

Paraffin Wax Use .....................................................................................................................A1.22

2E

Electronics Industry .....................................................................................................................A1.23
2E1

Integrated Circuit or Semiconductor ........................................................................................A1.23

2E2

TFT Flat Panel Display ............................................................................................................A1.24

2E3

Photovoltaics ............................................................................................................................A1.24

2E4

Heat Transfer Fluid ..................................................................................................................A1.25

2F

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Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances .....................................................A1.26
2F1

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning..........................................................................................A1.26

2F2

Foam Blowing Agents..............................................................................................................A1.26

2F3

Fire Protection ..........................................................................................................................A1.27

2F4

Aerosols....................................................................................................................................A1.27

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2F5

Solvents ....................................................................................................................................A1.28

2F6

Other Applications ...................................................................................................................A1.28

2G

Other Product Manufacture and Use............................................................................................A1.29
2G1

Electrical Equipment ................................................................................................................A1.29

2G2

SF6 and PFCs from Other Product Uses...................................................................................A1.31

2G3

N2O from Product Uses ............................................................................................................A1.34

The worksheets in this annex are designed to enable users to perform at least the Tier 1 (and in some cases Tier2) emission estimation for each category under IPPU Sector.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Individual Type of
Cement Produced1)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Mineral Industry - Cement Production
2A1
1 of 2A
Mass of Individual Typeof Cement Produced

B
Clinker Fraction in
CementC
Mass of Clinker in the
Individual Type of
Cement Produced(tonne)(fraction)(tonne)
C=A*B

Total
1)

Insert additional rows if more than two types of cement are produced.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Mineral Industry - Cement Production
2A1
2 of 2

D
Imports for
Consumptionof Clinker

E
Exportsof Clinker

F
Mass of Clinker
Produced in theCountryG
Emission Factor for
the Clinker in theParticular Cement

H
CO2
EmissionsI
CO2Emissions(tonne)(tonne)(tonne)(tonne CO2/
tonne clinker)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

H=F*G

I = H/103

F=C–D+E

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Mineral Industry - Lime Production
2A2
1 of 1

Type of Lime
Produced1), 2)A
Mass of Lime
Produced

B
Emission Factor for Lime
Production

C
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2 Emissions(tonne)(tonne CO2/ tonne lime)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

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2)

When country-specific information on lime production by type is not available, apply the default emission factor tonational level lime production data. (See Equation 2.8 in Chapter 2 of this volume.)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Total Glass
Production(tonne)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Mineral Industry - Glass Production
2A3
1 of 1
B
Emission Factor
for Glass
Production(tonne CO2/
tonne glass)C
Average Annual
Cullet Ratio

D
CO2 Emissions

E
CO2 Emissions(fraction)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

D = A * B * (1 – C)

E = D/103

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Mineral Industry - Other Process Uses of Carbonates1)
2A4
1 of 1

Type of Use

A
Mass of Carbonate
Consumed(tonne)B
Emission Factor
for Carbonate
Consumption3), 4)(tonne CO2/
tonne carbonate)

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2
Emissions(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Ceramics
Other Uses of
Soda Ash
Non Metallurgical
Magnesia
Production
Other2)
1)

Limestone and other carbonate materials also are consumed in a variety of other industries not covered in Chapter 2of Volume 3. Examples include carbonates used as fluxes and slagging agents in metals smelting and refining (e.g.,iron and steel production and base metals such as copper), and as inputs to the chemical industry (e.g., fertiliser). The
methods outlined here for estimating emissions from the use of carbonates are applicable to these other industries aswell. It is good practice to allocate emissions from the use of limestone, dolomite and other carbonates to the industrial
source category where they are emitted (e.g., iron and steel production).

2)

This row should contain estimates of emissions that do not fit into any of the major sources presented in Table 2.7 in
Chapter 2 of Volume 3. Insert additional rows, if necessary.

3)

For the Tier 1 method, it is consistent with good practice for inventory compilers to assume that 85 percent ofcarbonates consumed are limestone and 15 percent of carbonates consumed are dolomite. For the Tier 1 method forsoda ash use (Other Uses of Soda Ash), this default fraction (0.85:0.15) should not be applied, and the default value
for sodium carbonate should be used. (For default emission factors for various carbonates, see Table 2.1 in Chapter 2of Volume 3.

4)

It is suggested that inventory compilers ensure that data on carbonates reflect pure carbonates and not carbonate
rock. If data are only available on carbonate rock, a default purity of 95% can be assumed. For clays a default
carbonate content of 10% can be assumed, if no other information is available.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount ofAmmonia
Produced(tonne)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Ammonia Production
2B1
1 of 2
B
Fuel Requirement for
Ammonia Production(GJ/ tonne ammonia
produced)C
CarbonContent of
Fuel

D
CarbonOxidation
Factor of FuelE
CO2 Generated(kg C/GJ)(fraction)(kg CO2)
E = (A * B * C * D)
* 44/12

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Ammonia Production
2B1
2 of 2

F
Amount of Urea
ProducedG
CO2 Recovered for
Urea Production

H
CO2 Emissions

I
CO2 Emissions(kg)(kg CO2)(kg CO2)(Gg CO2)

G = F * 44/60

H=E–G

I = H/106

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount of Nitric
Acid Production(tonne)A1.6

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Nitric Acid Production
2B2
1 of 1
B
Emission Factor

C
N2O Emissions

D
N2O Emissions(kg N2O/tonne nitric acidproduced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount of Adipic Acid
Production(tonne)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Adipic Acid Production
2B3
1 of 1
B
Emission Factor

C
N2O Emissions

D
N2O Emissions(kg N2O/tonne adipic
acid produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Caprolactam, Glyoxal and Glyoxylic Acid Production
2B4
1 of 1

ChemicalA
Amount ofChemical
Production(tonne)B
Emission Factor

C
N2O Emissions

D
N2O
Emissions(kg N2O/tonne
chemical produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Caprolactam
GlyoxalGlyoxylic Acid
Total
SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Carbide
Produced/

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Carbide Production
2B5
1 of 6 CO2 Emissions (calculation based on raw material used)A
Raw Material(Petroleum Coke)
Consumption(tonne)B
Emission Factor1)(tonne CO2/tonne
raw material used)C
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Calcium Carbide (CaC2)
1)

The emission factor needs to be adjusted to account for the carbon contained in the product. See Section 3.6.2.1 ofVolume 3.

Note: Inventory compilers should use either this sheet (1 of 6) or the next sheet (2 of 6), not both.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Carbide
Produced

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Carbide Production
2B5
2 of 6 CO2 Emissions (calculation based on carbide produced)
A
CarbideProduced(tonne)B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne
carbide produced)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Calcium Carbide (CaC2)
Note: Inventory compilers should use either this sheet (2 of 6) or the previous sheet (1 of 6), not both.

SectorCategory
Category CodeSheet
A
Calcium Carbide Used inAcetylene Production(tonne)SectorCategory
Category CodeSheetA
CO2 Emissions from
Silicon Carbide (SiC)
Production(Gg CO2)
From D in Sheet 1 of 6 or
D in Sheet 2 of 6

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Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Carbide Production
2B5
3 of 6 CO2 Emissions from Use of CaC2 in Acetylene Production
B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne carbide used)(tonne CO2)
C=A*B

D
CO2
Emissions(Gg CO2)
D = C/103

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Carbide Production
2B5
4 of 6 CO2 Emission (Total)
B
CO2 Emissions from
Calcium Carbide (CaC2)
Production(Gg CO2)
From D in Sheet 1 of 6 or D
in Sheet 2 of 6C
CO2 Emissions from
Use of CaC2 in
Acetylene Production(Gg CO2)

D
Total CO2
Emissions

From D in Sheet 3 of 6

D = A + B+ C

(Gg CO2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Carbide Production
2B5
5 of 6 CH4 Emissions from Silicon Carbide (SiC) Production(calculation based on raw material used)A
Raw Material(Petroleum Coke)
Consumption

B
Emission Factor

C
CH4 Emissions

D
CH4 Emissions(tonne)(kg CH4/tonne raw material used)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Note: Inventory compilers should use either this sheet (5 of 6) or the next sheet (6 of 6), not both.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Carbide Production
2B5
6 of 6 CH4 Emissions from Silicon Carbide (SiC) Production(calculation based on carbide produced)

A
Carbide Produced

B
Emission Factor

C
CH4 Emissions

D
CH4 Emissions(tonne)(kg CH4/tonne carbide produced)

(kg)
C=A*B

(Gg)
D = C/106

Note: Inventory compilers should use either this sheet (6 of 6) or the previous sheet (5 of 6), not both.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of production

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Titanium Dioxide Production
2B6
1 of 1
A
Amount of
Production(tonne)B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne
produced)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Titanium Slag
Synthetic Rutile
Rutile TiO2
Total

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount of Trona
Utilised(tonne)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Soda Ash Production
2B7
1 of 2 Natural Soda Ash (calculation based on trona used)
B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne trona utilized)(tonne CO2)
C=A*B

(Gg CO2)
D = C/103

Note: Inventory compilers should use either this sheet (1 of 2) or the next sheet (2 of 2), not both.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry -Soda Ash Production
2B7
2 of 2 Natural Soda Ash (calculation based on production)

A
Amount of Natural
Soda Ash Produced(tonne)B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne natural soda
ash produced)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Note: Inventory compilers should use either this sheet (2 of 2) or the previous sheet (1 of 2), not both.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process/Typeof Feedstock1), 2)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
1 of 12 CO2 Emissions from Methanol Production
A
Amount of Methanol
Produced(tonne)Type of Process = [Feedstock = [](Please specify)
Type of Process = [Feedstock = [](Please specify)
Total

B
Emission Factor

C
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne
methanol produced)(tonneCO2)(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103] (please specify)] (please specify)

1)

For details of process types and feedstock types, see Table 3.12 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process
type and the default feedstock, see Table 3.11 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount ofMethanol Produced(tonne)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
2 of 12 CH4 Emissions from Methanol Production
B
Emission Factor

C
CH4 Emission

D
CH4 Emission(kg CH4/tonne methanol
produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
3 of 12 CO2 Emissions from Ethylene Production

Type ofFeedstock1), 2)(please specify)A
Amount of
Ethylene
Produced(tonne)B
Emission Factor(tonne CO2/tonne
ethylene produced)

C
Geographic
Adjustment
Factor3)(%)

D
CO2
Emissions(tonneCO2)
D=A*B*C/100

E
CO2
Emissions(Gg CO2)
E = D/103

Total
1)

For details of feedstock types, see Table 3.14 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default feedstock, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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3)

For geographic adjustment factors, see Table 3.15 in Volume 3.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
4 of 12 CH4 Emissions from Ethylene Production

Type ofFeedstock1), 2)A
Amount of Ethylene
Produced(please specify)(tonne)B
Emission Factor(kg CH4/tonne ethylene
produced)C
CH4EmissionsD
CH4Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Total
1)

For details of feedstock types, see Table 3.14 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default feedstock, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
5 of 12 CO2 Emissions from Ethylene Dichloride/Vinyl Chloride
Monomer Production
A
Amount of Ethylene
Dichloride (EDC) or Vinyl
Chloride Monomer (VCM)
Produced3)(tonne EDC produced) or(tonne VCM produced)

B
Emission Factor(tonne CO2/tonne
EDC produced) or(tonne CO2/tonne
VCM produced)

C
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonneCO2)(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.17 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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3)

Inventory compilers should use either EDC production or VCM production (not both) as activity data.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1),
2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
6 of 12 CH4 Emissions from Ethylene Dichloride / Vinyl Chloride Monomer
Production
A
Amount of Ethylene
Dichloride (EDC) or Vinyl
Chloride Monomer (VCM)
Produced3)(tonne EDC produced) or(tonne VCM produced)

B
Emission Factor(kg CH4/tonne EDC
produced) or(kg CH4/tonne VCM
produced)C
CH4EmissionD
CH4
Emission

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Tables 3.11 and 3.19 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see
Table 3.11 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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3)

Inventory compilers should use either EDC production or VCM production (not both) as activity data.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
7 of 12 CO2 Emissions from Ethylene Oxide Production
A
Amount of
Ethylene Oxide
Produced

B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne ethyleneoxideproduced)(tonne CO2/tonne
ethylene oxide
produced)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.20 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
8 of 12 CH4 Emissions from Ethylene Oxide Production
A
Amount of
Ethylene Oxide
Produced

B
Emission Factor

C
CH4 Emissions

D
CH4 Emissions(tonne ethyleneoxideproduced)(kg CH4/tonne
ethylene oxide
produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.21 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
9 of 12 CO2 Emissions from Acrylonitrile Production
A
Amount ofAcrylonitrile
Produced

B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonneacrylonitrile
produced)(tonne CO2/tonne
acrylonitrile
produced)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.22 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category CodeSheet1), 2)

Type of Process(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
10 of 12 CH4 Emissions from Acrylonitrile Production
A
Amount ofAcrylonitrile
Produced(tonneacrylonitrile
produced)

B
Emission Factor

C
CH4 Emissions

D
CH4 Emissions(kg CH4/tonne
acrylonitrile
produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.22 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
11 of 12 CO2 Emissions from Carbon Black Production
A
Amount of Carbon
Black Produced(tonne carbon
black produced)

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

B
Emission Factor(tonne CO2/tonne
carbon black produced)

C
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.23 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Petrochemical and Carbon Black Production
2B8
12 of 12 CH4 Emissions from Carbon Black Production
A
Amount of Carbon
Black Produced(tonne carbon black
produced)

B
Emission Factor

C
CH4
EmissionsD
CH4Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106(kg CH4/tonne carbon
black produced)

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 3.24 in Chapter 3 of Volume 3. For the default process type, see Table 3.11 in
Chapter 3 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount of HCFC-22
Produced(kg)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Fluorochemical Production
2B9
1 of 3 HFC-23 Emissions from HCFC-22 Production
B
Emission FactorC
HFC-23 Emissions

D
HFC-23Emissions(kg HFC-23/kg HCFC-22
produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

FluorinatedCompound Emitted
as By-product andPrincipal FluorinatedCompound Produced(Please specify suchas “xxx from yyy
production”) 1)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Fluorochemical Production
2B9
2 of 3 By-product Emissions from Production of Other FluorinatedCompoundsA
Amount ofPrincipal
FluorinatedCompound
Produced(kg)

B
Byproduct Emission
Factor 2)(kg by-product gas
emitted/kg Fcompound produced)

C
EmissionsD
Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

1)

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2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

FluorinatedCompound Produced(Please specify) 1)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Chemical Industry - Fluorochemical Production
2B9
3 of 3 Fugitive Emissions from Production of Other FluorinatedCompoundsA
Amount of
FluorinatedCompound
Produced(kg)

B
Fugitive Emission
Factor 2)(kg fugitive gas
emitted/kg Fcompound produced)

C
EmissionsD
Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

1)

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2)

For sources that are not key categories, fugitive and by-product emissions are considered the same. For Tier 1, in theabsence of abatement measures, a default emission factor of 0.5 percent of production, not counting losses intransport and transfer of materials, is suggested for HFCs and PFCs,

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Steelmaking
Method, etc

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Iron and Steel Production
2C1
1 of 2 CO2 Emissions
A
Amount of Steel or
Iron Production

B
Emission
FactorC
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonne crude steel
produced, pig iron,
DRI, sinter or pellet)(tonneCO2/tonne
production)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Basic Oxygen Furnace
Electric Arc Furnace
Open Hearth Furnace
Pig Iron Production (notconverted into steel)Direct Reduced Iron
(DRI) Production
Sinter Production
Pellet Production
TOTAL
SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Production

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Iron and Steel Production
2C1
2 of 2 CH4 Emissions
A
Amount of
Production

B
Emission Factor(tonne sinter, DRI
or pig iron)(kg CH4/tonne
production)

C
CH4
EmissionsD
CH4Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Sinter Production
Direct Reduced Iron
(DRI) Production
Pig Iron Production
TOTAL

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of
Ferroalloy1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Ferroalloys Production
2C2
1 of 2 CO2 Emissions
A
Amount of
Ferroalloy
Production(tonne ferroalloy
produced)

B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne
ferroalloy produced)(tonne CO2)

(Gg CO2)

C=A*B

D = C/103

B
Emission Factor

C
CH4 Emissions

D
CH4 Emissions(kg CH4/tonne
ferroalloy produced)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Total
1)

For details of ferroalloy types, see Table 4.5 in Chapter 4 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of
Ferroalloy1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Ferroalloys Production
2C2
2 of 2 CH4 Emissions
A
Amount of
Ferroalloy
Production(tonne ferroalloy
produced)

Total
1)

For details of ferroalloy types, see Table 4.7 in Chapter 4 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type ofTechnology

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Aluminium Production
2C3
1 of 3 CO2 Emissions
A
Amount of Aluminium
Production

B
Emission Factor(tonne aluminium
produced)(tonne CO2/tonne
aluminium produced)

C
CO2
EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonne)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/103

C
CF4
EmissionsD
CF4Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

C
C2F6
EmissionsD
C2F6
Emissions

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Prebake
Soderberg
Total
SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type ofTechnology

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Aluminium Production
2C3
2 of 3 CF4 Emissions
A
Amount of Aluminium
Production

B
Emission Factor(tonne aluminium
produced)(kg CF4/tonne
aluminium produced)

CWPB
SWPB
VSS
HSS
Total
SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type ofTechnology

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Aluminium Production
2C3
3 of 3 C2F6 Emissions
A
Amount of Aluminium
Production

B
Emission Factor(tonne aluminium
produced)(kg C2F6/tonne
aluminium produced)

CWPB
SWPB
VSS
HSS
Total

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Raw Material Source

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Magnesium Production
2C4
1 of 2 CO2 Emissions from Primary Production
A
Amount of Primary
Magnesium
Production(tonne primarymagnesiumproduced)

B
Emission Factor(tonne CO2/tonne
primary magnesium
produced)C
CO2EmissionsD
CO2Emissions(tonne)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Dolomite
Magnesite
Total
SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
Amount ofMagnesium Casting(tonne magnesium
casting)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Magnesium Production
2C4
2 of 2 SF6 Emissions from Magnesium Casting Processes
B
Emission Factor

C
SF6 Emissions

D
SF6 Emissions(kg SF6/tonne magnesium
casting)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Note: As regards HFC 134-a, FK 5-1-12 and their decomposition products (e.g., PFCs), no Tier 1 method is provided
because the industrial experience in using these compounds (HFC 134-a and FK 5-1-12) for magnesium protection
purposes is yet very limited. However, if the greenhouse gas emission from the use of magnesium cover gases is anational key category, it is good practice, for inventory preparation purposes, to collect direct measurements of thesegreenhouse gas emissions.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Source and Furnace
Type1), 2)(please specify)

Metal Industry
Metal Industry - Lead Production
2C5
1 of 1
A
Amount of
Lead
Production(tonne leadproduced)

B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne
lead produced)(tonne)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

For details of source and furnace types, see Table 4.21 in Chapter 4 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Process1), 2)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Metal Industry - Zinc Production
2C6
1 of 1
A
Amount ofZinc
Production(tonne zincproduced)

B
Emission Factor

C
CO2 Emissions

D
CO2 Emissions(tonne CO2/tonne
zinc produced)(tonne)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/103

Total
1)

For details of process types, see Table 4.24 in Chapter 4 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Non-Energy Products from Fuels and Solvent Use - Lubricant Use
2D1
1 of 1

A
Amount ofLubricantConsumed

B
Lubricant Carbon
Content

C
Fraction Oxidized
During Use(ODU factor)

D
CO2
EmissionsE
CO2Emissions(TJ)(tonne-C/TJ)(fraction)(tonne CO2)
D=A*B*C*
44/12(Gg CO2)

SectorCategory
Category CodeSheet

E = D/103

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Non-Energy Products from Fuels and Solvent Use – Paraffin Wax
Use
2D2
1 of 1

A
Amount of Paraffin
Waxes Consumed

B
Paraffin Waxes
Carbon Content

C
Fraction Oxidized
During Use(ODU factor)

D
CO2
EmissionsE
CO2Emissions(TJ)(tonne-C/TJ)(fraction)(tonne CO2)
D=A*B*C*
44/12(Gg CO2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

FluorinatedCompounds(FCs)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Electronics Industry - Integrated Circuit or Semiconductor
2E1
1 of 1A
Fraction ofAnnualPlant
Production
Capacity
Utilization1)(fraction)

B
AnnualManufacturing
DesignCapacity1)C
Tier 1
Default FC
Emission
Factor2)

D
CO2
Equivalent
Conversion
Factor3)

E
FC
Emissions4)(Gm2 of siliconprocessed)(kg FC/m2
of siliconprocessed)(tonne CO2/tonne FC)(Gg CO2
equivalent)
E=A*B*
C * D * 103

CF4

0.9

C2F6

1

CHF3

0.04

C3F8

0.05

NF3

0.04

SF6

0.2

Total
1)

The same value should be entered in each row.

2)

In using Tier 1, inventory compilers should not modify, in any way, the set of the FCs assumed here. Inventory
compilers should not combine emissions estimated using Tier 1 method with emissions estimated using the Tier 2 or 3
methods. Neither may inventory compilers change the values of any factors in this column.

3)

Typically, global warming potential (100 year time horizon) identified in the IPCC Assessment Report can be used.
These factors should be the same as those used for other sectors/categories to ensure that they are all internallyconsistent in the inventory.

4)

The Tier 1 method, unlike the Tier 3 or 2 methods, is designed to give an aggregated estimate of FC emissions
although its methodology appears to produce gas-specific emissions.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

FluorinatedCompounds(FCs)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Electronics Industry - TFT Flat Panel Display
2E2
1 of 1A
Fraction ofAnnual Plant
Production
Capacity
Utilization1)(fraction)

B
AnnualManufacturing
DesignCapacity1)C
Tier 1
Default FC
Emission
Factor2)

D
CO2
Equivalent
Conversion
Factor3)

E
FC
Emissions4)(Gm2 of glassprocessed)(g FC/m2 ofglassprocessed)(tonne CO2/tonne FC)(Gg CO2
equivalent)
E=A*B*
C*D

CF4

0.5

NF3

0.9

SF6

4

Total
1)

The same value should be entered in each row.

2)

In using Tier 1, inventory compilers should not modify, in any way, the set of the FCs assumed here. Inventory
compilers should not combine emissions estimated using Tier 1 method with emissions estimated using the Tier 2 or 3
methods. Neither may inventory compilers change the values of any factors in this column.

3)

Typically, global warming potential (100 year time horizon) identified in the IPCC Assessment Report can be used.
These factors should be the same as those used for other sectors/categories to ensure that they are all internallyconsistent in the inventory.

4)

The Tier 1 method, unlike the Tier 3 or 2 methods, is designed to give an aggregated estimate of FC emissions
although its methodology appears to produce gas-specific emissions.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Electronics Industry - Photovoltaics
2E3
1 of 2

FluorinatedCompounds(FCs)

A
Fraction of Annual
Plant Production
Capacity Utilization1)(fraction)

B
Annual Manufacturing
Design Capacity1)(Mm2 of substrate
processed)

C
Fraction of PV
manufacture that uses
fluorinatedcompounds(fraction)

CF4
C2F6
Total
1)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

FluorinatedCompounds(FCs)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Electronics Industry - Photovoltaics
2E3
2 of 2
D
Tier 1 Default FC
Emission Factor1)

E
CO2 Equivalent
Conversion Factor2)(g FC/m2 of substrate
processed)(tonne CO2/tonne FC)

F
FC Emissions3)(Gg CO2 equivalent)
F=A*B*C*D*E
/ 103

CF4

5

C2F6

0.2

Total
1)

In using Tier 1, inventory compilers should not modify, in any way, the set of the FCs assumed here. Inventory
compilers should not combine emissions estimated using Tier 1 method with emissions estimated using the Tier 2 or 3
methods. Neither may inventory compilers change the values of any factors in this column.

2)

Typically, global warming potential (100 year time horizon) identified in the IPCC Assessment Report can be used.
These factors should be the same as those used for other sectors/categories to ensure that they are all internallyconsistent in the inventory.

3)

The Tier 1 method, unlike the Tier 3 or 2 methods, is designed to give an aggregated estimate of FC emissions
although its methodology appears to produce gas-specific emissions.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

FluorinatedCompounds(FCs)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Electronics Industry - Heat Transfer Fluid
2E4
1 of 1A
Fraction ofAnnual Plant
Production
Capacity
Utilization(fraction)

B
AnnualManufacturing
DesignCapacity(Gm2 of siliconconsumed)C
Tier 1 Default
FC Emission
Factor1)

D
CO2
Equivalent
Conversion
Factor2)(kg C6F14/m2
of siliconconsumed)(tonne CO2/tonneC6F14)

E
FC
Emissions3)(Gg CO2
equivalent)
E=A*B*
C * D * 103

C6F14

0.3

1)

Tier 1 default emission factor assumes heat transfer fluids have the same GWP and C6F14 represents a suitable proxy.
Inventory compilers should not change this value in using Tier 1 method.

2)

Typically, global warming potential (100 year time horizon) identified in the IPCC Assessment Report can be used.
These factors should be the same as those used for other sectors/categories to ensure that they are all internallyconsistent in the inventory.

3)

The Tier 1 method, unlike the Tier 3 or 2 methods, is designed to give an aggregated estimate of FC emissions
although its methodology appears to produce gas-specific emissions.

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SectorCategory
Category CodeSheet

HFCs/PFCs(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances –Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
2F1
1 of 1A
Bank inInventory
Year1)(tonne)B
Average
Emission
Factor frominstalled base(%)

C
Agent inRetiredEquipment inInventory Year
(tonne)D
Emissions in InventoryYear(tonne)D = A * B/100 + C

HFC-23…
1)

In reality, it is necessary in the refrigeration and air conditioning application to deal with the development
and tracking of banks. This means that an historical time series of country-specific or globally or
regionally derived activity data is required dating back to the introduction of any new HFC or PFC. In
order to do this, inventory compilers will need to implement spreadsheet calculations. A typical example,
which is workable and inventory compilers could use, can be found in the 2006 Guidelines CDROM.
(V3_An1_Calculation_example_for_2F1.xls)

SectorCategory
Category CodeSheet

HFCs/PFCs(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances – Foam
Blowing Agents
2F2
1 of 1
A
Original Charge in
Each of Previous
Years1)(tonne)B
AnnualLossesEmission
Factor(%)

C
First Year Loss
in Inventory
Year2)

D
Emissions in
Inventory Year

(tonne)(tonne)D = A * B/100 + C

HFC-245fa…
1)

In reality, it is necessary in the foam application to deal with the historical time series of country-specificor globally or regionally derived activity data dating back to the introduction of any new HFC or PFC. In
order to do this, inventory compilers will need to implement spreadsheet calculations. A typical example,
which is workable and inventory compilers could use, can be found in the 2006 Guidelines CDROM.
(V3_An1_Calculation_example_for_2F2.xls)2)

For details on the first year loss emission factor, see Table 7.5 in Chapter 7 of this volume. In the case ofopen-cell foams, the first year loss emission factor is typically 100 %.

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SectorCategory Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances – Fire
Protection
2F3
1 of 1

HFCs/PFCs

A
Bank inInventory
Year1)

Category(please specify)(tonne)B
Average
Emission
Factor frominstalled
base
(%)

C
Agent inRetiredEquipment
in InventoryYear(tonne)D
Rate of
Recovery of
the Agent in
RetiredEquipment(%)

E
Emissions in
Inventory Year

(tonne)E = A * B/100 +C * (1 – D/100)

HFC-23…
1)

In reality, it is necessary in the fire protection application to deal with the development and tracking ofbanks. This means that an historical time series of country-specific or globally or regionally derived
activity data is required dating back to the introduction of any new HFC or PFC. In order to do this,inventory compilers will need to implement spreadsheet calculations. A typical example, which isworkable and inventory compilers could use, can be found in the 2006 Guidelines CDROM.
(V3_An1_Calculation_example_for_2F3.xls)

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
AQuantity of HFCs/PFCs
Contained in Aerosol
Products Sold in Inventory
Year

Chemical1), 2)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances- Aerosols
2F4
1 of 1
B
Quantity of
HFCs/PFCs
Contained in
Aerosol
Products Soldin Prior YearC
Emission
Factor (Lossof Current
Year's Use)

D
Emissions of
HFCs/PFCs from
Aerosol Products

E
Emissions of
HFCs/PFCs from
Aerosol Products(tonne)(fraction)(tonne)(Gg)

D = A * C + B * (1– C)

E = D/103(tonne)(pleasespecify)

1)

For chemicals that are used for this application, see Table 7.1 in Chapter 7 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
AQuantity of Solvents(HFCs/PFCs) Sold inInventory Year
Chemical1), 2)(pleasespecify)(tonne)Industrial Processes and Product Use
Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances- Solvents
2F5
1 of 1
B
Quantity of
Solvents(HFCs/PFCs)
Sold in PriorYear(tonne)C
Emission
Factor (Lossof Current
Year's Use)

D
Emission of
HFCs/PFCs from
Solvents

E
Emission of
HFCs/PFCs
from
Solvents(fraction)(tonne)(Gg)

D = A * C + B * (1 – C)

E = D/103

1)

For chemicals that are used for this application, see Table 7.1 in Chapter 7 of Volume 3.

2)

Insert additional rows if necessary.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
AQuantity of HFCs/PFCs
Sold in Inventory Year

Chemical1), 2)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances– Other Applications
2F6
1 of 1
B
Quantity of
HFCs/PFCs
Sold in Prior
Year

C
Emission
Factor (Lossof Current
Year's Use)

D
Emission of
HFCs/PFCs from Other
Applications

E
Emission of
HFCs/PFCs
from Other
Applications(tonne)(fraction)(tonne)(Gg)

D = A * C + B * (1 – C)

E = D/103(tonne)(pleasespecify)

1)

For chemicals that are used for this application, see Table 7.1 in Chapter 7 of Volume 3.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Equipment

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - Electrical Equipment
2G1
1 of 5 Manufacturing Emissions of SF61)
A
Total SF6 Consumption by
Equipment Manufacturers(tonne SF6)

B
Manufacturing
Emission Factor2)(fraction)C
Manufacturing
Emissions(tonne SF6)
C=A*B

Sealed-Pressure
Closed-Pressure
Gas-Insulated
Transformers
Total
1)

Emissions of PFCs can be estimated by the same calculation procedure.

2)

Default emission factors depend on region for which emissions are being estimated. See Tables 8.2 through 8.4 in
Chapter 8 of this volume.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Equipment

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - Electrical Equipment
2G1
2 of 5 Equipment Installation Emissions of SF61)
D
Total Nameplate Capacity of
New Equipment Filled on Site(not at the factory)(tonne SF6)

E
Installation Emission
Factor2)(fraction)

F
Equipment
Installation
Emissions(tonne SF6)
F=D*E

Sealed-Pressure
Closed-Pressure
Gas-Insulated
Transformers
Total
1)

Emissions of PFCs can be estimated by the same calculation procedure.

2)

Default emission factors depend on region for which emissions are being estimated. See Tables 8.2 through 8.4 in
Chapter 8 of this volume.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Equipment

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - Electrical Equipment
2G1
3 of 5 Equipment Use Emissions of SF61)
G
Total Nameplate Capacity of
Installed Equipment(tonne SF6)H
Use Emission
Factor2), 3)(fraction)

I
Equipment Use
Emissions(tonne SF6)
I=G*H

Sealed-Pressure
Closed-Pressure
Gas-Insulated
Transformers
Total
1)

Emissions of PFCs can be estimated by the same calculation procedure.

2)

Default emission factors depend on region for which emissions are being estimated. See Tables 8.2 through 8.4 in
Chapter 8 of this volume.

3)

The ‘use emission factor’ includes emissions due to leakage, servicing, maintenance, and equipment failures.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Equipment

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - Electrical Equipment
2G1
4 of 5 Equipment Disposal Emissions of SF61)
J
Total Nameplate Capacity of
Retiring Equipment(tonne SF6)K
Fraction of SF6
Remaining at
Retirement2)(fraction)

L
Equipment
DisposalEmissions(tonne SF6)
L=J*K

Sealed-Pressure
Closed-Pressure
Gas-Insulated
Transformers
Total
1)

Emissions of PFCs can be estimated by the same calculation procedure.

2)

Default emission factors depend on region for which emissions are being estimated. See Tables 8.2 through 8.4 in
Chapter 8 of this volume.

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - Electrical Equipment
2G1
5 of 5 Total Emissions of SF61)
M
Total Emissions(tonne SF6)
M=C+F+I+L

Type of Equipment

N
Total Emissions(Gg SF6)
N = M/103

Sealed-Pressure
Closed-Pressure
Gas-Insulated
Transformers
Total
1)

Emissions of PFCs can be estimated by the same calculation procedure.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
A
National AWACS
Fleet(number of
AWACS)

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
1 of 7 SF6 Emissions from Military Applications (AWACS)
B
Emission Factor

C
SF6 Emissions

D
SF6 Emissions(kg SF6/plane)

(kg)

(Gg)

C=A*B

D = C/106

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
2 of 7 SF6 Emissions from University and Research Particle
Accelerators

A
Number of
University andResearch Particle
Accelerators in theCountryB
SF6 UseFactorC
SF6 Charge
Factor(number)(fraction)(kg SF6/particle
accelerator)

D
SF6
Emission
FactorE
SF6 Emissions

F
SF6
Emissions(fraction)

(kg)

(Gg)

E=A*B*C*D

F = E/106

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Process Description

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
3 of 7 SF6 Emissions from Industrial and Medical Particle
Accelerators
A
Number ofParticle
Acceleratorsthat use SF6
by Process
Description in
the Country(number)B
SF6 Charge
Factor(kg SF6/particle
accelerator)

C
SF6
Emission
FactorD
SF6 Emissions

E
SF6
Emissions(fraction)

(kg)

(Gg)

D=A*B*CE = D/106

Industrial
Accelerator (High
Voltage: 0.3-23 MV)
Industrial
Accelerator (Low
Voltage: <0.3 MV)
Medical
Total
SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of
Applications2), 3)(please specify)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
4 of 7 SF6 Emissions1) from Adiabatic UsesA
Sales into application in year t-3

B
SF6 Emissions in year t(tonne)(tonne)
B=AC
SF6 Emissions
in year t(Gg)
C = B/103

Total
1)

Emissions of PFCs can be estimated by the same calculation procedure.

2)

For example, car tires, sport shoe soles and tennis balls.

3)

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SectorCategory
Category CodeSheet
A
SF6 Purchased toFill Windows
Assembled in
Inventory Year
(tonne SF6)

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
5 of 7 SF6 Emissions from Sound-Proof Glazing
B
Assembly
Emission
FactorC
Assembly
Emissions(fraction)(tonne SF6)

D
Capacity of
Existing
Windows in
Inventory Year
(tonne SF6)

E
Leakage
Emission
FactorF
Leakage
Emissions(fraction)(tonne SF6)

C=A*B

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet
G
Amount Left in
Windows at End of
Lifetime (Disposedof in InventoryYear)(tonne SF6)

1)

F=D*E

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
6 of 7 SF6 Emissions from Sound-Proof Glazing
H
Recovery
Factor1)

I
DisposalEmissionsJ
Total Emissions

K
Total
Emissions(fraction)(tonne SF6)

(tonne SF6)

(Gg SF6)

I = G * (1 – H)

J=C+F+I

K = J/103

Recovery factor is assumed to be zero unless country-specific information is available.

SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - SF6 and PFCs from Other Product
Uses
2G2
7 of 7 Emissions of SF6 and PFCs from Other Prompt Emissive
Applications

Type of
Applications

A
Sales into
application inyear tB
Sales into
application in year
t-1

C
Emissions in year t

D
Emissions inyear t(please specify)(tonne)(tonne)(tonne)C = 0.5 * (A + B)

(Gg)
D = C/103

1), 2)Total
1)

For example, tracers and use in production of optical cables.

2)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Applications

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - N2O from Product Uses
2G3
1 of 2A
Quantity of N2O Suppliedin this Application Type inYear t(tonne)B
Quantity of N2O Suppliedin this Application Typein Year t-1(tonne)C
Emission
Factor(fraction)

Medical Applications
Propellant in Aerosol
Products
Other (please specify) 1)
Total
1)

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SectorCategory
Category Code
Sheet

Type of Applications

Industrial Processes and Product Use
Other Product Manufacture and Use - N2O from Product Uses
2G3
2 of 2DN2O Emission(tonne)D = (0.5 * A + 0.5 * B) * C

E
N2O Emission(Gg)
E = D/103

Medical Applications
Propellant in Aerosol
Products
Other (please specify) 1)
Total
1)

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