Key Determinants of Sustainable Product Design and Manufacturing

Gupta, Sumit; Dangayach, G.S.; Singh, Amit Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2014.07.166

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“…Many works like (Lu et al, 2011) accomplished the task by using 3R paradigm (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle) or the 6R paradigm (Reduce, Reuse, Recover, Redesign, Remanufacture and Recycle) throughout the manufacturing cycle and the product life cycle. On the other hand, based on the analysis (Gupta, Dangayach, and Singh 2015) and (Madan, Kannan, and Udhaya , 2017) made, the concept "6R" was announced as the one factor that plays the most important role in reaching environmental sustainability, and the one with the highest influential level in sustainable manufacturing respectively. In this regard, a short survey was run to first dig a little bit deeper in the concept of "6R" and to see to what group of sustainable manufacturing belong to it.…”

Section: The "6r" Paradigmmentioning

confidence: 99%

On analysing sustainability assessment in manufacturing organisations: a survey

Eslami

Lezoche

Panetto

et al. 2020

International Journal of Production Research

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Section: The "6r" Paradigmmentioning

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On analysing sustainability assessment in manufacturing organisations: a survey

Eslami

Lezoche

Panetto

et al. 2020

International Journal of Production Research

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“…Eco-innovation can be applied in three main levels: (a) business strategy; (b) business model; and (c) operations [4], and is used within a multitude of research areas [5], including industrial ecology and industrial symbiosis [3,15]; cleaner production [20,21]; life cycle assessment [22]; sustainable manufacturing [23,24]; ecodesign [25,26]; and circular economy [27,28]. Circular economy aims at decoupling value creation from resource consumption, based on the development of solutions that are regenerative by design [28].…”

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Measuring the Readiness of SMEs for Eco-Innovation and Industrial Symbiosis: Development of a Screening Tool

2018

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Despite the high business, innovation and sustainability potential linked with eco-innovation and industrial symbiosis, limited implementation can be observed in small and medium enterprises (SMEs). In order to enhance the implementation of these concepts in SMEs, the main goal of this paper is to propose a screening tool to identify and evaluate SMEs’ potential for eco-innovation, with a special focus on industrial symbiosis and green business models aspects. In order to accomplish this goal, an action research was developed in two cycles: (1) development and testing of the screening prototype; and (2) improvement and scale-up of the enhanced screening tool, in close collaboration with the research partners. In addition to enabling a better understanding about their own internal processes and activities, the evaluation of the potential of 108 SMEs for eco-innovation provided them with detailed insights about how to reach the potential benefits with industrial symbiosis and green business models. Differently from the identified existing tools, the screening tool proposed in this research aims at supporting companies to understand what their potential for eco-innovation is, combining wider eco-innovation and industrial symbiosis opportunities and green business models, supplemented with a readiness evaluation to explore the existing potential.

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“…Sustainable manufacturing is a term used to describe manufacturing practices that do not harm the environment during any part of the manufacturing process. It emphasizes the use of processes that do not pollute the environment or harm consumers, employees, or other members of the [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13] community. Sustainable manufacturing includes recycling, conservation, waste management, water supply, environmental protection, regulatory compliance, pollution control and a variety of other related issue.…”

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Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts: A Literature Review

Pathak

Singh

2020

Int. J. Eng. Tech. Mgmt. Res.

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Purpose – The purpose of this article is to review of literature on Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts. Method – Several frameworks are explored and discussed. Articles on the subject were searched and retrieved, and a content analysis was carried out. Their relationships include correlation, overlapping area, difference, integration and classification based on Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts dimensions. Total 78 research papers have been reviewed for the research contribution, methodologies, country of research, year of publication and different concepts of relevance. Results – This paper identifies major research gaps for sustainable manufacturing concepts through various aspects, thus allowing researchers to identify research opportunities. This paper provides a quantitative descriptive analysis and qualitative thematic analysis to provide an analysis on Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts. Conclusion – Many literature reviews that aim at discussions regarding sustainable manufacturing concepts but none of them focused exclusively on analysis of SM concepts through identification of various factors. Another unique feature of this paper is that total 78 key research papers have been reviewed. The time span taken for this review is about 24 years (1993-2016).

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Key Determinants of Sustainable Product Design and Manufacturing

Cited by 51 publications

References 9 publications

On analysing sustainability assessment in manufacturing organisations: a survey

On analysing sustainability assessment in manufacturing organisations: a survey

Measuring the Readiness of SMEs for Eco-Innovation and Industrial Symbiosis: Development of a Screening Tool

Sustainable Manufacturing Concepts: A Literature Review

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