19 research outputs found
A combination of life cycle assessment and knowledge based engineering to evaluate the sustainability of industrial products
No full textThe Life Cycle Thinking and the Knowledge Based Engineering approaches can be integrated in order to allow a preliminary-rough but effective Life Cycle Assessment, since the first phases of the design of an industrial product. In the present paper, we propose a general framework considering a number of different aspects, mainly concerning the manufacturing choices, but also related to the design of the product. The aim is to overcome the eco design paradox and to provide a tool supporting designer during the product concept to increase its sustainability
Multi-responses optimization in dry turning of a stainless steel as a key factor in minimum energy
No full textDesign of production systems with hybrid energy and water generation for sustainable value creation
No full textEvaluation of microstructural changes by X-ray diffraction peak profile and focused ion beam/scanning ion microscope analysis
No full textInvestigation of ionic liquids as additives to canola oil in minimum quantity lubrication milling of plain medium carbon steel
No full textOptimization of MQL flow rate for minimum cutting force and surface roughness in end milling of hardened steel (HRC 40)
No full textOptimisation of a sustainable manufacturing system design using the multi-objective approach
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