A new integrated circular economy index and a combined method for optimization of wood production chain considering carbon neutrality

Huyen, Thi Thu; Ly, Thi Bich Tram; Hoang, Truong Nhat; Tran, Van Thanh

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2022.137029

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“…■ China is the most prolific country in BWM research, followed by Iran, India, and Turkey. (Wu et al, 2022;Polat et al, 2023), COCOSO (Torkayesh et al, 2021;Ali et al, 2023), MARCOS (Yadav & Kumar, 2023;Ecer et al, 2024), VIKOR (Jain et al, 2023), QFD (Chang et al, 2023), WASPAS (Tavakoli Haji Abadi & Avakh Darestani, 2023), MOORA (Riahi et al, 2023), MULTIMOORA (Koppiahraj et al, 2023), SAW (Darvazeh et al, 2022), TODIM (Kumar et al, 2023), COPRAS (Sahraei et al, 2023), GRA (Hsu et al, 2023), MABAC (Chauhan et al, 2022), DEA (Eskandari et al, 2022), ARAS (Almutairi et al, 2023), and EDAS (Liang et al, 2023), weighting-based MCDM methods, including AHP (Koppiahraj et al, 2023), ANP (Nasiri Khiavi et al, 2023), DEMATEL (Bongo & Seva, 2023), FUCOM (Fazeli & Peng, 2023), and SWARA (Karakuş, 2023), some theories, including game theory (Fard et al, 2022), grey theory (Ulutaş et al, 2022), prospect theory (Zheng et al, 2023), and zero-sum game theory (Li et al, 2021), and mathematical programming, including goal programming (Do et al, 2023), and possibilistic programming (Shaw et al, 2023).…”

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A State-of-the-Art Review of the BWM Method and Future Research Agenda

Ecer

2024

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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The superiority of BWM over other weighting methods for obtaining the weight values of the attributes is that it achieves high-confidence results with a reasonable number of pairwise comparisons. Although the best-worst method (BWM) is a well-known multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) method that has been successfully utilized in almost all scientific areas to solve challenging real-life problems, no research has comprehensively examined the state-of-the-art in this regard. The present study depicts a detailed overview of publications concerned with BWM during the period 2015–2022. Based on the information obtained from the Scopus database, this work presents a big picture of current research on BWM. In other words, this paper analyzes the existing literature about BWM and identifies thematic contexts, application areas, emerging trends, and remaining research gaps to shed light on future research agendas aligning with those gaps. Further, the most recent BWM research is analyzed in the top ten scientific areas, from engineering to materials science. “Engineering”, “computer science”, and “business, management, and accounting” are the hottest fields of BWM research. China is the most active country regarding “engineering” and “computer science”, whereas India is the leader in “business, management, and accounting”. The study also reveals that there are still many research gaps in BWM research. The big picture taken in this study will not only showcase the current situation of BWM research but will also positively impact the direction and quality of new research.

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A State-of-the-Art Review of the BWM Method and Future Research Agenda

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“…Quantity (percentage by utilizing [24] Fig. 3 The hierarchy of CE index for macro level Source: concept development from [12].…”

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“…In addition, CE can provide more significant benefits for the industrial sector, such as reducing material costs [11], and can encourage the achievement of sustainable development goals at the global level [10]. Much literature has already discussed CE assessment indicators [12]. Among them are the classification of indicators for the CE monitoring framework in European Union (EU) countries [4] and 55 CE indicators developed to assist industrial practice, especially in the assessment of the quantity and quality of materials [13].…”

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Developing a Circular Economy Index to Measure the Macro Level of Circular Economy Implementation in Indonesia

Musyarofah¹,

Tontowi²,

Masruroh³

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Management Systems in Production Engineering

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Circular economy (CE) is an interesting approach by many countries to address global environmental problems while gaining economic benefits. The implementation of CE is expected to minimize the use of resources and materials, thus contributing to sustainable development. Much literature has discussed CE assessment indicators and their evaluation, however to date, no single indicator has been proposed that can comprehensively measure the macro level of CE implementation. This study aims to develop a CE index to measure CE implementation at macro levels. In addition, it provides an overview of the impact of CE implementation on the financial, social, and environmental aspects of the economy. To this end, first, an in-depth literature review and descriptive analysis is conducted to identify existing global CE indicators and classify them into financial, social, and environmental categories based on available primary and secondary data. Then, the CE index is constructed using a mathematical equation by considering the CE framework, a single indicator of each aspect as a variable, and the variable’s weighting. Finally, the CE index is applied to evaluate the level of CE implementation of CE in Indonesia at macro level. This index is expected to be a valuable tool for measuring CE implementation and therefore improving CE performance.

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“…Finally, wood fiber perfectly meets the principles of environmental sustainability and energy efficiency and can be included in a virtuous circle of recycling and circular economy [50][51][52][64][65][66]. Thus, in the past years, the employment of green materials has also grown worldwide as the green building concept [53][54][55][67][68][69].…”

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Experimental Analysis of the Thermal Performance of Wood Fiber Insulating Panels

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During the last decades, attention to energy and environmental problems has significantly grown, along with the development of international and national policies addressing sustainability issues. In the construction sector, one of the most widespread energy efficiency strategies consists of thermal insulation of buildings thanks to external insulating panels. Among these, wood fiber is an insulating material characterized by a natural, eco-sustainable and biodegradable structure, coming from the recycling of waste wood from sawmills. The present study aimed to characterize small test building insulated with wood fiber panels from the thermal point of view, comparing the results with those of an identical, non-insulated reference test building. The experimental campaign highlighted several advantages and an excellent thermal performance provided by the eco-sustainable solution of wood fiber insulating panels: Lower values of the thermal transmittance (−57%), thus ensuring greater stability of the internal air temperature and better values in terms of attenuation (−60% in summer and −74 % in winter) and phase shift (+2 h in summer and +2.28 h in winter) compared to those obtained from the reference building. The material is also equipped with an Environmental Performance Declaration (EPD) that certifies its environmental benefits.

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A new integrated circular economy index and a combined method for optimization of wood production chain considering carbon neutrality

Cited by 11 publications

References 69 publications

A State-of-the-Art Review of the BWM Method and Future Research Agenda

A State-of-the-Art Review of the BWM Method and Future Research Agenda

Developing a Circular Economy Index to Measure the Macro Level of Circular Economy Implementation in Indonesia

Experimental Analysis of the Thermal Performance of Wood Fiber Insulating Panels

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