A Mathematical Programming Approach to the Optimal Sustainable Product Mix for the Process Industry

Galal, Noha M.; Moneim, Ahmed Farouk Abdul

doi:10.3390/su71013085

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“…Vezzoli et al [81] elaborate on this topic by stressing that sustainable PSS prove promising because they are associated with reduced resource use, which could result in reduced costs and favour access of lower income segments to PSS solutions, thus improving social inclusion. Needless to say, these results clearly align with the Triple Bottom Line approach, on which the academic literature on sustainable PSS is based [77,[86][87][88][89][90].…”

Section: Green Services Green Servitization and Sustainable Psssupporting

confidence: 66%

Exploring Servitization in Industrial Construction: A Sustainable Approach

Galera‐Zarco

Campos

2021

Sustainability

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Off-site manufacturing is emerging as an advantageous production model in the construction industry. In recent years, many tier 1 construction companies are including off-site production as part of their portfolio. Likewise, this change of model is attracting new entrants to the sector. The shift from the traditional on-site construction model to off-site manufacturing is unleashing positive impacts on projects in terms of cost, time efficiency, sustainability, and improved quality. Nonetheless, this phenomenon has yet to be analysed from the perspective of how this change in production processes influences the inclusion of services in company business models. This study explores whether and how industrialisation arises as an enabler for servitization in the construction sector. By means of an in-depth case study, our research identifies different product-service system (PSS) typologies associated with industrial construction and reveals their potential to increase additional services. Furthermore, the research sheds light on how industrial construction provides an opportunity to integrate offers and features that work towards reducing the environmental impact of construction projects and the operation and maintenance of built assets.

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Section: Green Services Green Servitization and Sustainable Psssupporting

confidence: 66%

Exploring Servitization in Industrial Construction: A Sustainable Approach

Galera‐Zarco

Campos

2021

Sustainability

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“…Galal and Moneim [33] formulated a mixed integer nonlinear programming model to determine the product mix in a manufacturing facility to maximize the sustainability index (SI) which is the weighted sum of the economic, environmental, and social measures of sustainability. The weights of these measures were determined using the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) approach.…”

Section: Competitive and Sustainable Manufacturing Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Competitive and Sustainable Manufacturing in the Age of Globalization

Chen

2016

Sustainability

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Abstract:Competitiveness is the ability and performance of a firm, subsector or country to sell or supply goods or services in a given market. The competitiveness and sustainability of an enterprise are closely related. Competitiveness has received ever-growing attention in the era of globalization. This Special Issue provides a forum for researchers and practitioners to review and disseminate quality research work on competitive and sustainable manufacturing in the era of globalization and their applications, and to identify critical issues for further developments.

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“…It is an area with potential for the implementation of mathematical modeling. The capital objective established in [23] reflected discovering the finest product mix of a manufacturing device to maximize its sustainability. A mixed integer nonlinear programming model was designed.…”

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Mathematical Modeling of the Manufacturing Sector’s Dominant Part as a Base for Automation

Grešová

Svetlík

2021

Applied Sciences

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The current great expansion of automation and robotics affects a multiplicity of various fields. A prominent example is industry, where the different manufacturing processes and technologies embrace a certain level of automation and robotics. Thus, the use of robotics and automation implementation is part of a rapidly rising trend in industry. The presented paper deals with the manufacturing segment in the context of automation. The main subject is data analysis, with our own subsequent model building and final realization of the prediction corresponding to the machinery and electrical machinery sector as a highly relevant automation driver through the use of mathematical modeling. The design of the model is accompanied by optimization of the particular weights. Determination of the most suitable model is preceded by creating and testing a number of models to decide upon the final one. The construction of the mathematical model pursues the aim of making predictions relating to the machinery and electrical machinery sector for the specific national economy as the concluding investigation step. We apply a polynomial approximation as the research method. The software selected for our purposes is Matlab.

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A Mathematical Programming Approach to the Optimal Sustainable Product Mix for the Process Industry

Cited by 28 publications

References 18 publications

Exploring Servitization in Industrial Construction: A Sustainable Approach

Exploring Servitization in Industrial Construction: A Sustainable Approach

Competitive and Sustainable Manufacturing in the Age of Globalization

Mathematical Modeling of the Manufacturing Sector’s Dominant Part as a Base for Automation

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