Closed SELTENEERDEN closed 4 months ago
Hi!
I see that you're using an older version of the Activity Browser. We made some changes to the scenario importer in 2.9.5. Please update your AB and let me know whether the issue persists!
Kind regards,
Marin
Hi Marin, Thanks for the quick reply and sorry for not checking that I was running the latest version before asking my question, but unfortunately the bug persists even after updating :( Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this and how I can fix it? Thanks everyone
That's too bad,
Are you able to share your 'Kevitsa' database as excel and the parameter scenario file with me so I can try to reproduce the issue? You may send them to m.r.visscher@science.leidenuniv.nl if you'd like.
Kind regards,
Marin
Hi Marin, thank you so much for your help! I sent you an e-mail! Maybe also check your spam.
Updating AB
What happened?
Hi everyone, I have an LCA model with six product outputs. To do a co-product allocation, I created my model as a unit process. Then I created a new process for each product output. Each of these "product-processes" has my unitless model as input from technosphere and the desired quantity of the product as output. The specific amount of technosphere input is modelled as a parameter (e.g. product revenue for economic allocation). When I calculate the LCIA with the "standard LCA" with my default parameters I get plausible results in the range of 1 to 10,000 kg CO2eq/product. As soon as I use the "scenario LCA", things get weird. Let me quickly walk you through the process of how I create the scenario parameters: I click on "Export parameter scenarios" in the parameters tab. Next, I open the Excel file and duplicate the 'default' column with all the parameters. For the sake of explanation, let's say I just copy-paste the column twice next to the "default" column. So that I know I have column C, D and E in my spreadsheet exactly the same. I then rename column D to "Allocation 1" and E to "Allocation 2". Next I click on 'Import parameter scenarios' in the Parameters tab and import my parameter Excel spreadsheet. The table I see in the activity browser now looks as I would expect. The values seem fine. Next I click on "add" in the LCIA Setup header with "scenario lca" selected. There I select my parameter Excel spreadsheet again. When I calculate this LCIA, my results are way too high in a range of 1e36. Not only are the decimals wrong, but also the relationship of the results between each product, e.g. if product A was the one with the highest CO2eq, it is now product C. I have attached the code from the terminal to you. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Windows 10
Conda environment