Environmental Loads Resulting from Manufacturing Technology

Gabryelewicz, Izabela

doi:10.54740/ros.2021.043

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“…When vehicles are dismantled, hazardous waste is generated, which may threaten the environment. This is linked to groundwater and soil contamination due to fluid leaks from recycled vehicles (Gabryelewicz et al 2021). Appropriate technical and technological solutions are used to reduce these risks to ensure an integrated pollution control and prevention approach.…”

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Rationalisation of the Functioning of Vehicle Recycling

Zając,

Ejdys,

Balicki

2023

Rocznik Ochrona Środowiska

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Includes the identification and analysis of the vehicle recycling system using the example of buses in consideration of economic and business issues in Poland, specialising in the collection of cars/buses, their dismantling, segregation of materials and secondary use (recycling), given the regulatory changes proposed by the EU. The operations listed are interrelated. Reusing materials identical to their original purpose (including reuse of steel for car bodies) and assemblies from end-of-life vehicles (after possible reconditioning) can be applied as spare parts for repairs, subject to the observance of certain rules and the law. Life extension activities contribute to reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills. The paper presents a case for dismantling a bus.

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Section: Bus Recycling System In Polandmentioning

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Rationalisation of the Functioning of Vehicle Recycling

Zając,

Ejdys,

Balicki

2023

Rocznik Ochrona Środowiska

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“…The sale of selected secondary raw materials and their reuse in manufacturing processes should cover the costs related to waste management and additionally bring profits and promotional and educational activities. Unfortunately, this is not the case in Poland (Gabryelewicz et al 2021). Therefore, a fee is charged for managing municipal waste in the EU (European Parliament and Council Directive 94/62/ec).…”

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Rationalisation of Costs in the Collection, Segregation and Transport of Municipal Waste

Zając,

Bajor,

Obrecht

et al. 2023

Rocznik Ochrona Środowiska

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The article contains answers to three "why" questions: - why the waste management system still does not bring the expected results, and the Polish state is one of the lowest-ranking in the European score regarding the amount of segregated waste; - why the sale of selected secondary raw materials and their material reuse in production processes do not cover the costs related to waste management; - why it does not bring additional profits. The article is based on research conducted in Wroclaw from 1998 to 2018. There is a cost model that can be adapted to similar cases. The article deals with removing organisational and/or technical reasons causing the stagnation of selective waste collection.

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“…For planning production processes, the deterministic factors are warehouse [63,64] and acquisition processes into account their adaptability in response to changes [65]. An additional factor that may be taken into account in the planning process is the possibility of organizing production processes based on synchronous production, but also ecological [66,67] and energy-saving [68] production. Production management in such a changeable environment encourages the search for technical and organizational solutions that can be applied in practice.…”

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Decision-Making under the Risk, Uncertainty and COVID-19 Pandemic Conditions Applying the PL9A Method of Logistics Planning—Case Study

Staniuk

Chamier-Gliszczyński

et al. 2022

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The next industrial revolution, which coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic, is prompting a different look at the issue of supply chain change management. A new perspective should take into account the aspect of supply chain efficiency at multiple levels. Efficient logistics is green and energy-saving, both of which need to be systematically integrated with the logistical planning processes. The dynamic changes on the demand and supply side resulting from social, political, and economic transformations have significantly influenced the shaping of long-term supply chains. The development of new manufacturing and logistics technologies prompts the development and implementation of new integrated planning methods to support supply chain management processes. Modern supply chains are oriented towards operations in a dynamically changing socio-economic environment. The new methods are capable of incorporating dynamic adaptation of logistics infrastructure which respond to changing relationships between supply and demand. To meet the identified problems of complexity, relevance, and time-consumption of the logistic planning process in modern enterprise management, the PL9A method of logistic planning and 9A LOGPLANNER application for logistics planning were developed. The article presents the results of experimental and simulation studies on the improvement of logistic processes in a working manufacturing enterprise with application of the PL9A method. The results of the experimental work indicate that the application of the PL9A method embedded in the 9A LOGPLANNER software makes it possible to dynamically simulate any number of logistics system variants in a short period of time, while reducing risk and obtaining tangible benefits in terms of energy and ecological efficiency.

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Environmental Loads Resulting from Manufacturing Technology

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Rationalisation of the Functioning of Vehicle Recycling

Rationalisation of the Functioning of Vehicle Recycling

Rationalisation of Costs in the Collection, Segregation and Transport of Municipal Waste

Decision-Making under the Risk, Uncertainty and COVID-19 Pandemic Conditions Applying the PL9A Method of Logistics Planning—Case Study

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