A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden

In Sweden, 71.6 million tonnes(t) of forest biomass were during 2016 transported by truck, corresponding to approximately 15 % of all national goods truck transport. To reduce the environmental impact of forest product transports and meet Swedish climate goals, the use of 90-t high capacity transpor...

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Autor principal: Höök, Christian
Formato: Second cycle, A2E
Lenguaje:sueco
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Publicado: 2020
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/15328/
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description In Sweden, 71.6 million tonnes(t) of forest biomass were during 2016 transported by truck, corresponding to approximately 15 % of all national goods truck transport. To reduce the environmental impact of forest product transports and meet Swedish climate goals, the use of 90-t high capacity transport (HCT) trucks on well-chosen routes has been identified as one potential measure to reduce im-pact. The objective was to develop a method of finding the geographical occurrence of potential roundwood HCT corridors for 90-t trucks, as well as estimating their envi-ronmental and economic potentials in comparison to the conventional 74-t truck transport system for Swedish conditions. The study used data from actual round-wood transports during 2016 along with a digitalization of the Swedish road net-work (SNVDB) for corridor identification. Results showed there were potential for 25 HCT corridors throughout Sweden to employ 20 90-t trucks to transport 2.5 Mt of roundwood, reducing up to 5500 t of CO2 and €3.1 M in fuel costs.
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spelling RepoSLU153282022-08-18T11:25:20Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/15328/ A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden Höök, Christian Forestry production Forest injuries and protection Energy resources management In Sweden, 71.6 million tonnes(t) of forest biomass were during 2016 transported by truck, corresponding to approximately 15 % of all national goods truck transport. To reduce the environmental impact of forest product transports and meet Swedish climate goals, the use of 90-t high capacity transport (HCT) trucks on well-chosen routes has been identified as one potential measure to reduce im-pact. The objective was to develop a method of finding the geographical occurrence of potential roundwood HCT corridors for 90-t trucks, as well as estimating their envi-ronmental and economic potentials in comparison to the conventional 74-t truck transport system for Swedish conditions. The study used data from actual round-wood transports during 2016 along with a digitalization of the Swedish road net-work (SNVDB) for corridor identification. Results showed there were potential for 25 HCT corridors throughout Sweden to employ 20 90-t trucks to transport 2.5 Mt of roundwood, reducing up to 5500 t of CO2 and €3.1 M in fuel costs. I Sverige transporterades 71,6 miljoner (M) ton (t) skogsråvara med lastbil under 2016, motsvarande omkring 15% av all nationell lastbilstransport. För att minska klimatpåverkan och nå de svenska klimatmålen har användningen av 90-t högka-pacitetstransporter (HCT) på utvalda vägar identifierats som potentiellt fördelaktig. Syftet med studien var att utveckla en metod för identifiering av den geografiska förekomsten av potentiella HCT-korridorer för rundvirkestransport med 90-t lastbi-lar samt att uppskatta deras miljömässiga och ekonomiska potentialer jämfört med det konventionella 74-t lastbilstransportsystemet för svenska förhållanden. Studien använde data från faktiska rundvirkestransporter under 2016 tillsammans med den skogliga svenska vägdatabasen (SNVDB) för att identifiera korridorer. Resultaten visade att det fanns potential att anlägga 25 HCT-korridorer med totalt 20 90-t lastbilar som kunde frakta 2,5 Mt rundvirke och därigenom spara 5500t CO2-utsläpp och €3,1 M i bränslekostnader. 2020-02-07 Second cycle, A2E NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/15328/7/hook_c_200210.pdf Höök, Christian, 2019. A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden. Second cycle, A2E. Umeå: (S) > Department of Forest Biomaterials and Technology (from 131204) <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-545.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-500449 eng
spellingShingle Forestry production
Forest injuries and protection
Energy resources management
Höök, Christian
A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden
title A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden
title_full A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden
title_fullStr A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden
title_full_unstemmed A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden
title_short A method of finding HCT roundwood corridors for reduction of GHG emissions and hauling costs in Sweden
title_sort method of finding hct roundwood corridors for reduction of ghg emissions and hauling costs in sweden
topic Forestry production
Forest injuries and protection
Energy resources management
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/15328/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/15328/