Titlebook: Re-engineering Manufacturing for Sustainability; Proceedings of the 2 Andrew Y. C. Nee,Bin Song,Soh-Khim Ong Conference proceedings 2013 Sp

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On the Potential of Design Rationale for Ecodesign,t in ecodesign. The result of a first investigation on design rationale of environmental impacts is presented. The objective is to track the design rationale of the design process and to relate these choices to the environmental impacts of the product, in order to conclude about the usefulness of DR

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Applying Unit Process Life Cycle Inventory (UPLCI) Methodology in Product/Packaging Combinations,he UPLCI approach can make the inventory of the manufacturing process of the product that is investigated more accurate. The life cycle of product/packaging combinations looks different from the life cycle of just a product, because two life cycles are interwoven. A first draft for a possible adapti

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Quantitative Design Modification for the Recyclability of Products,lity rate and the disassembly time of a product based on its material composition and end-of-life scenario. Sensitivity analysis is conducted on the recyclability rate in order to quantify the impact of design changes in the product’s material composition, mass of components, and end-of-life treatme

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Aligning Product Design Methods and Tools for Sustainability,maintain competitiveness. For evaluation, the design of a product and its manufacturing operations need to be considered simultaneously. This paper will discuss how design for environment approach can be used in integrating these phases of the product lifecycle for improving sustainability. For effe

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Managing Eco Design and Sustainable Manufacturing,ustainable development by reviewing and evaluating the main drivers, barriers, benefits and risks involved such strategies and their implementation in UK manufacturing industry. This paper also examines the application of sustainable practices in manufacturing industry for eco design and sustainable

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