Sustainability in Manufacturing

Seliger, Günther; Bayat, Nayim; Consiglio, Stefano; Mernissi, Adil El; Friedrich, Thomas; Früsch, Ingo; Gegusch, René; Harms, Robert; Hollan, Robert; Jungk, Holger; Kernbaum, Sebastian; Kind, Christian; Krause, Frank Lothar; Odry, Daniel; Reise, Carsten; Romahn, Andreas; Rothenburg, Uwe; Seliger, G.; Sönnichsen, Christian; Uhlmann, Eckart; Zettl, Marco; Ackermann, Robert; Dose, Julia; Fleischer, Günter; Alting, Leo; Hauschild, Michael Zwicky; Wenzel, Henrik; Baumgarten, Helmut; Butz, Christian; Pietschmann, Nils; Blessing, Luciënne; Gries, Bruno; Klett, Jan; Wang, Chengtao; Chen, Ming; Djurdjanović, Dragan; Ni, Jun; Elmer, Carl Friedrich; Filho, Américo Guelere; Oliveira, João Fernando Gomes de; Ometto, Aldo Roberto; Rozenfeld, Henrique; Herrmann, Christoph; Hesselbach, Jürgen; Luger, Tobias; Lee, Jay; Wang, Haixia; Middendorf, A.; Reichl, H.; Takata, Shozo

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“…Pinheiro de Lima et al (2008, p. 267) then complemented this view by stating that the new strategic vision of the production is [...] the interaction environment within the company and its essence and that is the great challenge of modern business". The researchers also cited other research groups that have devoted to the sustainable management study in various areas of the OM, such as Kleindorfer et al (2005), Gold et al (2010), Platts (2007) and Seliger (2007).…”

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Industrial Engineering, Operations Management and Sustainability: Overview

Machado

Costa²,

Manfrim

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Several authors have been dedicating their efforts to understand and map topics and themes in the field of Industrial Engineering (IE), particularly those related to Operations Management (OM), with special regard to sustainability. Bibliometric analyses were performed by using information collected from 495 selected papers in nine OM-related international databases, based on the keywords "Sustainability" and "Operations Management". Results pointed out to the evolution of the subject over the past two decades, the relationship among authors in their network of research, its effect on productivity and the related research topics. The results also indicated the main developing issues, authors, institutions and journals most devoted to the subject and the contribution of the study by establishing OM as a discipline in Industrial Engineering. Finally, the current paper will offer an overview of the trends for further research on sustainability into the OM field.

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Section: Operations Management and Sustainabilitymentioning

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Industrial Engineering, Operations Management and Sustainability: Overview

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Costa²,

Manfrim

et al. 2012

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“…Since the manufacturing stage is a part of the product's supply chain, which consumes more energy and resources, implementation of the "design of manufacturing" approach is an important key to achieve sustainability goals. Furthermore, when taking the full perspective of sustainability in consideration, sustainable manufacturing can be an essential strategy to promote better financial performance and satisfy social and environmental objectives and regulations [4]. Over the last decades, sustainable lifecycle design (SLD) has shown substantial growth and has become one of the focal areas in many engineering and industrial applications [5].…”

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Sustainable and Smart Manufacturing: An Integrated Approach

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The necessity for decreasing the negative impact of the manufacturing industry has recently increased. This is getting recognized as a global challenge due to the rapid increase in life quality standards, demand, and the decrease in available resources. Thus, manufacturing, as a core of the product provision system and a fundamental pillar of civilized existence, is significantly influenced by sustainability issues. Furthermore, current manufacturing modeling and assessment criteria require intensive revisions and upgrades to keep up with these new challenges. Nearly all current manufacturing models are based on the old paradigm, which was proven to be inadequate. Therefore, manufacturing technology, along with culture and economy, are held responsible for providing new tools and opportunities for building novel resolutions towards a sustainable manufacturing concept. One of such tools is sustainability assessment measures. Revising and updating such tools is a core responsibility of the manufacturing sector to efficiently evaluate and enhance sustainable manufacturing performance. These measures should be adequate to respond to the growing sustainability concerns in pursuit of an integrated sustainability concept. The triple bottom line (TBL) that includes environment, economic, and social dimensions has usually been used to evaluate sustainability. However, there is a lack of standard sets of sustainable manufacturing performance measures. In addition to the sustainability concept, a new concept of smart manufacturing is emerging. The smart manufacturing concept takes advantage of the recent technological leap in Artificial Intelligent (AI), Cloud Computing (CC), and the Internet of Things (IoT). Although this concept offers an important step to boost the current production capabilities to meet the growing need, it is still not clear whether the two concepts of smart manufacturing and sustainability will constructively or destructively interact. Therefore, the current study aims to integrate the sustainable smart manufacturing performance by incorporating sustainable manufacturing measures and discussing current and future challenges that are faced by the manufacturing sector. In addition, the opportunities for future research incorporating sustainable smart manufacturing are also presented.

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A Closer Look at “Green” Glass: Remediation with Organosilica Sol‐Gels Through the Application of Green Chemistry

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2011

Green Chemistry for Environmental Remediation

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Sustainability in Manufacturing

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Industrial Engineering, Operations Management and Sustainability: Overview

Industrial Engineering, Operations Management and Sustainability: Overview

Sustainable and Smart Manufacturing: An Integrated Approach

A Closer Look at “Green” Glass: Remediation with Organosilica Sol‐Gels Through the Application of Green Chemistry

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