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Chapter 3.3 – DPP data fields

Data fields are a central element of a DPP. These are the characteristics and information of a DPP. Each data field contains specific information about the product, such as the product name, material composition or carbon footprint. These data fields usually have a standardized format in order to standardize the exchange and processing of information.

Uniform data fields ensure a standardized information basis for building products. This means that products can be compared more easily and independently of the manufacturer, which supports a well-founded selection. Machine-interpretable data in the DPP enables efficient, automated processing, accelerates processes and ensures traceability throughout the entire life cycle.

In addition, structured data, preferably based on international classifications, forms the basis for analyses to identify trends, optimize product development and promote sustainability in the construction industry. The methodology for describing, creating and maintaining properties in interlinked data dictionaries is described in EN ISO 23386.

Designation

Possible features

(Product) identification

– Product name and model number: unique identifiers of the product
– Manufacturer information: Name, address and contact information of the manufacturer
– Product description: detailed description of the main features and functions

Material and component information

– Material composition: detailed information on the materials used and their proportions
– Origin of materials: information on the origin of the raw materials (e.g. region or country)

Sustainability features

– CO2 footprint: information on the total CO2 emissions generated during the life cycle of the product/system
– Energy consumption: information on energy consumption in various phases of use
– Deconstructability: key sustainability features relating to the deconstructability of products
– Recycling: information on how well the product can be recycled

Performance features

– Information on the technical properties and performance of the product, such as load-bearing capacity, fire behavior, fire resistance, thermal conductivity, etc.

Life cycle information

– Use phase: Instructions for optimal use and maintenance of the product to maximize its service life
– End-of-life management: Information on disposal or reuse of the product at the end of its service life

Compliance and certification documents

– Legal conformity: Proof that the product complies with legal requirements and standards
– Certifications: Information on performance, environmental and quality certifications (e.g. fire protection, ISO certificates, EU Ecolabel)

Safety information

– Instructions for use: Safety and operating instructions to prevent accidents and damage
– Hazard warnings: Information on possible hazards associated with the use of the product (e.g. safety data sheet)

Supply chain data

– Information on the manufacturer and distributor: names and contact information of the manufacturer and distributor, information on the sub-suppliers (of the supply chain), in particular with regard to important spare parts essential for the maintenance and service life of the product
– Transportation routes: more detailed information on the transportation routes and methods of the materials and products

Maintenance and repair information

– Maintenance instructions: Step-by-step instructions for maintaining the product
– Spare parts information: Information on available spare parts and their procurement

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