2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-85910-7_56
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Value Stream Mapping (VSM) to Evaluate and Visualize Interrelated Process-Chains Regarding Circular Economy

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“…In this line, Mangers et al (2021) proposed a Circular VSM to map the production process which consists of a categorization of the material flows and suppliers into four groups, which are color-coded. The first group represents the product itself (e.g.…”
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“…In this line, Mangers et al (2021) proposed a Circular VSM to map the production process which consists of a categorization of the material flows and suppliers into four groups, which are color-coded. The first group represents the product itself (e.g.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…More recently, Mangers et al (2023) used the Circular VSM proposed in Mangers et al (2021), to map out the EOL process chain for PET bottles. This involved identifying the different stages of the process chain, such as collection, sorting and recycling, and collecting data on the inputs and outputs of each stage.…”
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“…After a theoretical lecture and a practical group exercise within the topic of value stream mapping at the university, students have the possibility to deepen their gained knowledge through respective analyses at companies in the context of their bachelor-or master theses. This is done with the aim to analyse interrelated cross-company value streams, to teach aspects of circularity and sustainability throughout the complete lifecycle of products [44]. These external learning factories complement the learnings of the students with real-life industrial experiences.…”
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