An Extended Energy Value Stream Approach Applied on the Electronics Industry

Bogdanski, G.; Schönemann, Malte; Thiede, Sebastian; Andrew, Stefan; Herrmann, Christoph

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-40352-1_9

Cited by 26 publications

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“…A detailed study has already been done on recycling of PCBs as well as in terms of life cycle assessment for PCBs and PCB using products [5], but fewer studies for the energy consumption aspects in the PCB manufacturing [6].…”

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A Lean Based Overview on Sustainability of Printed Circuit Board Production Assembly

Esfandyari¹,

Härter²,

Javied³

et al. 2015

Procedia CIRP

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With increasing the sustainability awareness, the goods that ends up with generating hazardous waste in dumps and landfills, are more discussed environmentally, socially, and economically. Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), which form the basis of the high quality electronics product, are complicated to be produced due to the diversity of materials and components, and technologically waste of hazardous disposal due to the difficulty of a concrete recycling process. Thus, a sustainable life cycle of printed circuit boards requires a definite highlight of the material selection legislation, environmental burdens of the manufacturing process, and disposing and recycling process. This article presents an overview on sustainability issues with Lean paradigm perspective in PCB assembly and resource consumption showing their structure and materials, legislation issues on material and production, and the alternative solutions for the recent green innovations and production of PCBs.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Lean Based Overview on Sustainability of Printed Circuit Board Production Assembly

Esfandyari¹,

Härter²,

Javied³

et al. 2015

Procedia CIRP

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“…A popular example is also the "Energy Value Stream Mapping" (EVSM). It integrates energy aspects like energy key figures and design recommendations in the primary Value Stream Mapping [17][18][19][20]. The EVSM is a tool for energy-oriented analyzing and optimization of business processes and chains.…”

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Modeling of Energy-Efficient Factories with Flow System Theory

Hopf

Müller

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Energy and resource efficiency have become important objectives for industrial processes. They are taking more and more impact on the competitiveness of companies. Therefore, energy-efficient factory systems are needed in terms of sustainable production. Thus, new or improved models, methods and tools focusing energy efficiency are necessary. In this paper, the "Flow System Theory", as a tool for modeling technical systems and processes, is presented. It is extended in order to describe the energy flow systems of factories. This is supposed to be the basis for systematic modeling of energy-efficient factory systems.

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“…Furthermore, for cost reduction in the electronics manufacturing industry, the PCB production system aimed at reducing material and energy use from a view of PCB product-related life-cycle assessment but continued to emphasize 'grave' stage recycling. However, few studies have been conducted to detect the material and energy consumption during the material-oriented PCB manufacturing process [31].…”

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Potentials for Improvement of Resource Efficiency in Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing: A Case Study Based on Material Flow Cost Accounting

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Abstract:The pursuit of sustainable resource use by manufacturing companies is driven by resource scarcity, environmental awareness, and cost savings potentials. To address these issues, Material Flow Cost Accounting (MFCA) has been developed and applied as an effective environmental management tool. Within MFCA's general allocation, the accounts of products and losses are overrated by weight or volume. However, such a method is incompatible with Printed Circuit Board (PCB) manufacturing because of industry characteristics in which primary inputs and products are measured by area. Based on MFCA, this case study systematically established several linear cost calculation models along the production process for capturing the actual waste flows as well as performing cost-benefit analysis. The recognition of previously ignored losses offered the incentive to find appropriate indicators to conduct cost-benefit analysis on hotspots for losses. Loss identification and analysis indicated that machining and wiring are the necessities and priorities of process optimization for resource efficiency improvement measures. Therefore, this research could not only advance the achievement of a profitable and sustainable production while improving resource efficiency at the source but could also provide support for decision making in PCB manufacturing.

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An Extended Energy Value Stream Approach Applied on the Electronics Industry

Cited by 26 publications

References 13 publications

A Lean Based Overview on Sustainability of Printed Circuit Board Production Assembly

A Lean Based Overview on Sustainability of Printed Circuit Board Production Assembly

Modeling of Energy-Efficient Factories with Flow System Theory

Potentials for Improvement of Resource Efficiency in Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing: A Case Study Based on Material Flow Cost Accounting

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