Sustainable Concept for Green Logistics and Energy Efficiency in Manufacturing

Mičieta, Branislav; Zavodska, Ludmila; Rakyta, Miroslav; Biňasová, Vladimíra

doi:10.2507/daaam.scibook.2015.33

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“…This advantage is able to use with material, which use in production is high. [8] This feature is supported with automatic system of connecting and disconnecting wagons by automatic system.…”

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confidence: 99%

Cooperation between university and research institute: best practice from Zilina, Slovakia

Gregor¹,

Hercko²,

Fusko³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the SmartCity360 2016

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This paper present best practice of cooperation between university and research institute realized in Zilina, Slovakia. Creation of common workplace named ZIMS-Zilina Intelligent Manufacturing System offer possibilities to realize common research activities with special focus on industry needs. As the name implies, key focus of workplace is on intelligent manufacturing system. Concept of workplace is based on holonic approach that mean all systems and subsystems are independent. At the end of paper is presented one of result of common research activities, which has been very successful commercialized.

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Section: Results Of Cooperationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cooperation between university and research institute: best practice from Zilina, Slovakia

Gregor¹,

Hercko²,

Fusko³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the SmartCity360 2016

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“…Within our region, several significant projects have been successfully organized, such as building the CEIT (Central European Institute of Technology), ZIMS (Zilina Intelligent Manufacturing System), joining the national project Universities as Engines of Development of Knowledge Society, joining various international projects for the development of level of education of the new generation of workers, etc. [4], [6] The main objective of the ZIMS initiative is to create research facility of European level. Future development of the ZIMS is oriented on deciding factors of productive and efficient manufacture, which supports competitiveness of production base of the Slovak Republic.…”

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Cooperation as a key element of Human-Centred Factories

Mičieta¹,

Hercko²,

Zavodska³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the SmartCity360 2016

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This article deals with the necessity of education of employees and young people for the needs of Factories of the Future. People should be creating the core of enterprises and ICT should be only means for acceleration of enterprise's development. Below, the best practices are described for development of knowledge base of employees, students, postgraduate students and young scientific workers that are being trained for the needs of Slovak industry and for Factories of the Future.

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“…The relevant factors are the choice of means of transportation, duration and length of transportation and cooperation with logistics service providers. Roughly, the logistics causes more than 14% percent of CO2 emissions worldwide [22]. In addition, an often case during distribution is warehousing where the products are being stored before being finally distributed to customers.…”

Section: Logistics and Distributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conceptual Theoretical Model for Life Cycle Energy Analysis of Photovoltaic Modules

Medojevic¹,

Ćosić²,

Sremcev³

et al. 2016

Proceedings of the 27th International DAAAM Symposium 2016

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Photovoltaic (PV) systems, as well as other renewable energy systems, strive to be both energy efficient and cost competitive in order to emerge as a prominent mode of electricity production. However, conversion efficiency, defined as the percentage of solar insolation converted to electricity, has been one of the primary performance metrics for evaluating alternative PV technologies. Unfortunately, conversion efficiency only addresses the operational energy efficiency of a PV device. A more comprehensive energy analysis includes the total life-cycle of the PV system, encompassing raw material production, manufacturing, use, maintenance, and end-of-life management. Having this in mind, the aim of this paper is to provide a closer insight on the energy consumption intensity of the relevant processes from resource production processes to the end of life management of PV modules. In this paper a theoretical, conceptual and above all holistic model for life cycle energy analysis has been introduced and analysed, while the crucial process points, relevant in terms of energy recovery are identified and presented.

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Sustainable Concept for Green Logistics and Energy Efficiency in Manufacturing

Cited by 12 publications

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Cooperation between university and research institute: best practice from Zilina, Slovakia

Cooperation between university and research institute: best practice from Zilina, Slovakia

Cooperation as a key element of Human-Centred Factories

Conceptual Theoretical Model for Life Cycle Energy Analysis of Photovoltaic Modules

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