Review utilization and embodied carbon

Tekla Structural Designer
2021
Tekla Structural Designer

Review utilization and embodied carbon

The Show/Alter State Utilization and embodied carbon attribute allows you to graphically focus in on high carbon usage and inefficiency.

Review utilization and embodied carbon

  1. Open a view and change the view regime to Review View.
  2. On the Review tab, click Embodied Carbon.
  3. Go to the Properties window.
  4. In the Attribute list, select Utilization and embodied carbon.
  5. Set the Entity type and Variant to review.
  6. Set the Carbon source category to be review.
    Note: Any entity in the model can have multiple carbon sources that relate to it, for example:
    • A concrete beam has concrete and reinforcement
    • A composite beam has steel, shear studs, and potentially transverse shear reinforcement
    For example

Set filters to focus on where the carbon impact might be reduced

  1. Set the utilization filter as required.
    • Value below - only entities with utilization below the specified value are displayed
    • Value above - only entities with utilization above the specified value are displayed
    • Lowest X % - only the lowest specified percentage of utilizations are displayed
    • Highest X % - only the highest specified percentage of utilizations are displayed
  2. Set the embodied carbon filter as required.
    • Value below - only entities with a carbon usage below the specified value are displayed
    • Value above - only entities with a carbon usage above the specified value are displayed
    • Lowest X % - only the lowest specified percentage of carbon usages are displayed
    • Highest X % - only the highest specified percentage of carbon usages are displayed
Typically, filters would be applied to detect where high carbon usage occurs in combination with low utilization, as this informs where the carbon impact could be reduced.

For example: Highest 50% embodied carbon combined with lowest 50% utilization.

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