#4539. Low carbon of lime plaster repair: life cycle assessment approach in achieving sustainable maintenance management for heritage buildings

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Abstract:
Low carbon repair epitomises sustainable maintenance management for heritage buildings. However, there is little recognition of this aspect, coupled with impractical assessment of repair impact strategies. This paper aims to present a decision-making process based on life cycle assessment (LCA) approach of lime plaster repair options for heritage buildings. Calculation procedures of LCA were carried out to enable sustainable maintenance management appraisal for heritage buildings upon embodied carbon expenditure expended from lime plaster repair during the maintenance phase. Calculation procedures could be understood as a carbon LCA of lime plaster repair and recognised in reducing CO2 emissions. This underpins low carbon of lime plaster repair in achieving sustainable maintenance management of heritage buildings. This supports environmentally focused economies and promotes sustainable maintenance management solutions. The LCA approach results show that low carbon repair, contextualised within maintenance management, relays the “true” embodied carbon expenditure and stimulates sustainable development of heritage buildings.
Keywords:
Embodied carbon expenditure; Environmental maintenance impact (EMI); Heritage buildings; Life cycle assessment (LCA); Lime plaster repair; Low carbon repair; Maintenance management

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