Artificial staple fibres, carded, combed or otherwise processed for spinning · 7. Allocation and Co-product Handling
Artificial staple fibres, carded, combed or otherwise processed for spinning · 7. Allocation and Co-product Handling
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CPC 3.0:26220 · exact
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7. Allocation and Co-product Handling
| rule_id | Applies to | Rule | source_ids |
|---|---|---|---|
allocation_avoid | All foreground operations | Avoid allocation by separately metering or subdividing routes, fibre families, products, and equipment wherever practicable. | eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
allocation_internal_rework | Fibre returned within the same production system | Treat clean internal rework as an internal loop: record its mass for balance and quality control, but do not create a second input burden, output credit, or co-product. | eu-textiles-bat-2022 |
allocation_secondary_fibre | Saleable noil or other secondary fibre | First apply physical subdivision; if subdivision is not possible, use a documented causal physical relationship, and use economic allocation only when no defensible physical relationship exists. Record mass, quality, destination, price period, and sensitivity to the chosen method. | eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
allocation_waste | Waste, recycling, recovery, and disposal | Do not allocate production burdens to waste merely because it is collected; model treatment and any recycling convention consistently with the goal and scope and disclose it. | eu-textiles-bat-2022; eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
8. Foreground Data Collection, Calculation, and Quality Rules
Data Collection Protocols
| protocol_id | process_id | flow_role | record_type | raw_fields | collection_method | unit | frequency | temporal_coverage | site_scope | aggregation_rule | quality_evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
cp_atomic_inventory_records | prepared_fibre_gate_to_gate | Every atomic fibre-family input, energy carrier, water input, supplier formulation, packaging material, product, secondary product, waste stream, wastewater stream, and elementary release | Lot, batch, bill-of-material, meter, invoice, service, waste-transfer, sales, and emission records | lot_id; fibre_name; supplier; composition; incoming_form; moisture_basis; route_steps; atomic_flow_name; flow_direction; flow_type; Tiangong_uuid_or_unresolved_status; quantity; unit; meter_or_scale_id; formulation_SKU; package_material; product_mass; secondary_product_mass; waste_stream; treatment_destination; exhaust_flow; particulate_concentration; operating_time; allocation_driver | Create one record line per atomic flow and active route; use calibrated mass and utility measurement where practicable, supplier SKU and SDS/TDS for each formulation, service records for each refrigerant, and monitoring or a transparent calculation for releases | kg; kWh; Nm3; operating hour; concentration and exhaust volume as applicable | Each lot or campaign; utilities at meter interval; service and emissions at applicable event or monitoring interval | At least 12 consecutive representative months or every lot when production is shorter | Every included line and shared service, with fibre family and route tags | Never pool distinct fibre families, carriers, chemicals, packaging materials, wastes, wastewater streams, or emissions; reconcile stock changes and internal rework once, then normalize each atomic row to 1 kg output | Calibration and meter records, invoices, fibre certificates, recipes, SDS/TDS, packaging specifications, service logs, waste receipts, sales records, emission reports, route sheet, and signed mass/energy reconciliation |
Calculation Rules
| rule_id | Applies to | Formula or rule | Inputs | Output | source_ids |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
calc_specific_input | Material, water, chemical, waste, and packaging records | specific amount = net amount assigned to declared route / net declared route output mass | assigned amount; route output mass | kg per kg process or factory-gate output | eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
calc_specific_electricity | Electricity records | specific electricity = route-assigned kWh / net route output mass; subtract exported energy and unrelated site use | metered kWh; causal allocation driver; route output mass | kWh per kg output | eu-textiles-bat-2022; eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
calc_material_balance | Every process and complete foreground route | closure = fibre input + applied water or retained formulation mass - prepared outputs - saleable secondary fibre - waste - net stock change; report absolute and percentage imbalance on a consistent moisture basis | fibre and formulation inputs; product and secondary outputs; waste; stock change; moisture data | reconciled mass balance and unexplained imbalance | eu-textiles-bat-2022 |
calc_particulate_release | Channelled particulate where monitored | released mass = concentration × dry or otherwise documented exhaust volume, with unit conversion and sampling-period extrapolation disclosed; do not subtract collected dust again | concentration; exhaust flow; operating time; abatement boundary | kg particulate released per kg route input or output | eu-textiles-bat-2022; hse-textile-dust-guidance |
calc_route_result | Multi-family or multi-route sites | Calculate each fibre-family and route result separately; a combined result is allowed only as a documented production-mass-weighted aggregation of disclosed component results for a defined geography and period | component inventories; production masses; family and route identifiers | transparent production-weighted aggregate and component results | eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
Data Quality Requirements
| requirement_id | Applies to | Requirement | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
dq_identity | Product and input identity | Retain supplier and lot evidence for accepted fibre name, composition, incoming state, output state, and route; resolve discrepancies before aggregation. | Fibre certificate, bill of materials, lot label, test record, and route sheet |
dq_route_specificity | All foreground records | Tag every record to fibre family, route, machine or line, site, lot or campaign, and reporting period; disclose any shared-service allocation. | Production logs, meter map, and allocation worksheet |
dq_measurement | Mass, moisture, water, energy, chemicals, waste, and emissions | Use calibrated measurement where practicable and retain device, method, unit, frequency, and uncertainty or estimation basis. | Calibration certificates, meter logs, laboratory reports, and method records |
dq_temporal | Dataset period | Cover at least 12 consecutive representative months, or all production in a shorter campaign, and disclose shutdowns, trials, abnormal operation, and missing periods. | Production calendar, downtime log, and completeness statement |
dq_completeness | Input-output inventory | Include all known material, water, energy, product, secondary product, waste, wastewater, and air-emission crossings relevant to the declared operations. | Signed input-output inventory and mass/energy reconciliation |
dq_estimate_replacement | Every reasoned_estimate range | Treat the range only as a candidate QA or initialization screen; replace it with reviewed source-backed or foreground evidence before active or published use, or retain an explicit reviewer acceptance and limitation disclosure. | Review decision and replacement source or approved limitation |
dq_uuid_resolution | Non-reference inventory flows | Select Tiangong flow UUIDs through verified lookup during review; never infer a UUID from a similar label or copy the generic reference-product UUID to unrelated flows. | Lookup evidence retained outside PCR content and reviewer sign-off |
dq_generic_flow_limit | Reference product flow | Preserve the exact generic product UUID and disclose that it does not distinguish fibre family, route, quality, moisture, finish, or delivery form. | Required qualifier fields in the completed data package |
9. Validation Rules
| rule_id | Applies to | Rule | source_ids |
|---|---|---|---|
validate_reference_identity | Reference flow | Require product UUID 4f65996d-819a-4b51-8c1a-e3c3ecaa96b2, Mass UUID 93a60a56-a3c8-11da-a746-0800200b9a66, Units of mass UUID 93a60a57-a4c8-11da-a746-0800200c9a66, reference amount 1, and unit kg. | |
validate_required_qualifiers | Product metadata | Fail conformance when fibre family, composition, input and output state, route, moisture basis, finish condition, site, geography, production period, allocation, or packaging state is missing. | eu-textile-fibre-names-1007-2011 |
validate_artificial_not_synthetic | Category scope | Reject a dataset that uses only synthetic fibres or fails to establish a non-synthetic artificial fibre identity; blends shall report every component and remain within the declared product scope. | eu-textile-fibre-names-1007-2011; un-cpc-3-0-2025 |
validate_route_gate | Process map | Require receipt/opening/blending, packing/dispatch, and at least one qualifying preparation path: carding, combing after carding, or a specifically named other spinning-preparation operation. | hse-textile-machinery-standards |
validate_no_unconditional_average | Aggregation | Reject an unqualified average across materially different fibre families or routes; any combined result shall expose component inventories, production weights, geography, and period. | eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
validate_mass_basis | Mass balance | Require input and output moisture bases, consistent reporting periods, stock change, internal rework, secondary fibre, waste, and unexplained imbalance disclosure. | eu-textiles-bat-2022 |
validate_environmental_crossings | Emissions and waste | Require recorded or justified-not-applicable particulate, collected dust, fibre waste, packaging waste, water, wastewater, chemicals, and chemical waste for every active route. | eu-textiles-bat-2022; hse-textile-dust-guidance |
validate_allocation | Multi-output operations | Require subdivision where practicable and a documented causal physical or, only when necessary, economic allocation method with mass, quality, destination, price period, and sensitivity for saleable secondary fibre. | eu-environmental-footprint-2021 |
validate_estimates | Provisional quantitative ranges | Flag every reasoned_estimate as provisional; active or published use requires replacement by reviewed evidence or explicit reviewer acceptance and disclosure. | |
validate_uuid_limit | Inventory identity | Fail if an unverified UUID is assigned to a non-reference flow or if the exact generic product UUID is treated as route-specific evidence. | |
validate_atomic_flows | Process inventory | Each inventory row shall represent one specific fibre, one energy carrier, one supplier formulation, one packaging material, one product, one waste stream, one wastewater stream, or one elementary flow; reject collection-type placeholder flows. | eu-textiles-bat-2022 |
10. Published Dataset Profile
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| dataset_role | Foreground unit-process or aggregated gate-to-gate dataset for one declared artificial staple-fibre family and preparation route |
| downstream_use | secondary_dataset; background_dataset after methodology review and completion of required foreground evidence |
| allowed_use | Cradle-to-gate or broader LCA models needing prepared artificial staple fibre when fibre family, route, product state, technology, geography, period, allocation, and data quality match |
| excluded_use | Synthetic fibres; fibre manufacture; yarn or fabric production; unqualified cross-family or cross-route averages; comparative claims using candidate reasoned estimates as if they were reviewed benchmarks |
| required_metadata | Canonical PCR id; exact generic product-flow UUID and required qualifiers; fibre certificate and composition; input/output form; process map; site and geography; period; measurement and moisture basis; active operations; utilities; wastes and emissions; allocation; packaging; upstream dataset links; estimate flags |
| required_quality_disclosure | Coverage and representativeness; measurement and allocation methods; route-level completeness; mass-balance closure; missing or estimated flows; unresolved inventory UUIDs; abatement boundary; all retained reasoned estimates and their review status |
| update_trigger | New reviewed route-specific benchmark; new or changed Tiangong flow identity; regulatory or fibre-name change; material technology or recipe change; route or equipment change; supplier/fibre-family shift; estimate replacement; allocation change; or material deviation from the declared period |
11. Data Sources
| Source id | Type | Reference | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
un-cpc-3-0-2025 | Official guidance (official_guidance) | United Nations Statistics Division, Central Product Classification (CPC) Version 3.0 Explanatory Notes, code 26220, 30 June 2025, https://unstats.un.org/unsd/classifications/Econ/Download/In%20Text/CPC_Ver_3.0_Exp_Notes_30Jun2025.pdf (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Classification scope and distinction from synthetic staple fibres and yarn |
eu-textile-fibre-names-1007-2011 | Official guidance (official_guidance) | Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011, especially Article 5 and Annex I, https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2011/1007/oj (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Accepted fibre names and descriptions for acetate, alginate, cupro, modal, protein, triacetate, viscose, lyocell, and distinction from synthetic fibres |
eu-textiles-bref-2023 | Official guidance (official_guidance) | European Commission Joint Research Centre, Best Available Techniques Reference Document for the Textiles Industry, January 2023, https://bureau-industrial-transformation.jrc.ec.europa.eu/reference/textiles-industry (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Textile fibre-family context, fibre preparation scope, and boundary limitation that man-made fibre production is a distinct upstream activity |
eu-textiles-bat-2022 | Official guidance (official_guidance) | Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2022/2508 establishing BAT conclusions for the textiles industry, https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32022D2508 (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Input-output inventory, materials, water, energy, wastewater, waste gas, waste, chemicals management, monitoring, and waste handling rules |
hse-textile-dust-guidance | Official guidance (official_guidance) | UK Health and Safety Executive, Dust in the textiles industry, https://www.hse.gov.uk/textiles/dust.htm (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Dust relevance for opening, blending, carding, combing, extraction, filtration, cleaning, and released-versus-collected material distinction |
hse-textile-machinery-standards | Official guidance (official_guidance) | UK Health and Safety Executive, British Standards and other documents applicable to textile machinery safety, section on BS EN ISO 11111-2, https://www.hse.gov.uk/textiles/british-standards.htm (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Process decomposition for opening, cleaning, blending, carding, converter/stretch-breaking, drawing, gilling, combing, roving, and related preparation equipment |
eu-environmental-footprint-2021 | Official guidance (official_guidance) | Commission Recommendation (EU) 2021/2279 on Environmental Footprint methods, https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reco/2021/2279/oj (retrieved 2026-08-12) | Intermediate-product mass reference, company-specific foreground records, multi-route representativeness, subdivision and allocation hierarchy, and data-quality framing |
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