Title: Cembrit Patina (EPD).pdf
The fibre cement "green sheet" board is cut, and remaining leftovers from this cutting process are returned to the manufacturing process, so that no waste is produced. The cut "green" board is piled up and compressed. The boards are then stored for curing and temporarily deposited in storage. Generally, storage period lasts up to four weeks.After pre-curing period the Patina boards are dried by autoclave, which runs on electricity. The other board types (Solid, Express+ and Cover) are just air-dried. After the drying process, products are ready to be polished, trimming edges, cutting to pieces, painted, edge-sealed, hydrophobated, depending on type, and further on to quality controls and packing processes.MD-18011-EN | Cembrit Holding A/S | Page 6 of 9LCA resultsENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PER TONNEParameterUnitCembrit SolidCembrit Express+Cembrit CoverCembrit PatinaA1-A3A1-A3A1-A3A1-A3GWP[kg CO2-eq.]1,79E+031,79E+031,76E+037,92E+02ODP[kg CFC11-eq.]6,84E-076,84E-07