Interaction analysis for dynamic sustainability assessment of manufacturing systems

Petry, Michelle; Köhler, Christian; Zhang, Hao

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2020.01.114

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“…The applicability of the developed conceptual method was evaluated by applying it in two manufacturing companies, and Lean Six Sigma experts analyzed potential improvement opportunities. In contrast, in the study presented by Petry et al [29], a systems approach was used to examine four underlying linkages between the pillars of sustainability and quality in the sustainability assessment of manufacturing systems. The authors used a dynamic sustainability assessment as their research's basis and used different cost modeling approaches to assess the quantitative relationships between the factors studied.…”

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confidence: 99%

Sustainable Manufacturing: A Review and Framework Derivation

Scharmer,

Vernim,

Horsthofer-Rauch

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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As sustainability in manufacturing becomes increasingly important, numerous concepts, new technologies, and use cases for improving and assessing sustainability in manufacturing environments are emerging. However, there is a lack of a framework that shows an easy way to identify relevant topics for action in the field of sustainable manufacturing. The purpose of this publication is to provide a structure for the topic of sustainable manufacturing, to contribute to the understanding and classification of ongoing activities, and to identify starting points for future research and development. Within this publication, an extensive literature review is presented. A framework for sustainable manufacturing that acts as a call for action for academia and operations management in the industry alike is derived from this literature review. The framework is intended for Western countries, as, within this framework, aspects such as the elimination of enslaved persons and child labor in production are assumed to be implemented through legal regulations already. Details of the framework are elaborated, and its application is discussed. This publication contributes to a common, clear understanding of sustainability and the different aspects of sustainability in manufacturing.

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Section: Reviewed Assessmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Manufacturing: A Review and Framework Derivation

Scharmer,

Vernim,

Horsthofer-Rauch

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…Dimensions such as the technological, which is beyond those in the triple bottom line (economic, environmental and social) in the SD models, are discussed in the research of Kim et al (2014); Joung et al (2013); and Musango et al (2012). Furthermore, the political dimension is discussed in the research of Bautista et al (2019) and quality and environmental management accounting (EMA) in Petry et al (2020).…”

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A system dynamics model for sustainable corporate strategic planning

Fernández

Acosta

Mayorga

et al. 2022

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Paper aims: This paper presents a manufacturing process model for assessing the effects on economic, social, and environmental targets, given variations on corporate strategies of production, innovation, marketing, and demand for final goods. Originality:The model integrates economic, social, and environmental dimensions that are validated through three main scenarios: Business as Usual (no strategic application), Business as Investment (strategic application), and Business as Vision (changes in demand). Research method:The model estimates the social, environmental, and economic performance through time based on the System Dynamics methodology. Main findings:The results demonstrate the model's suitability as a decision-support tool for sustainability planning in a corporate environment. Implications for theory and practice:The model facilitates the analysis of the effects of resource allocation on corporate strategy.

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“…In order to fully understand the complexities and repercussions of any decision related to manufacturing processes, it is essential to take multiple factors into account to generate a more holistic visualization and understanding of the feedbacks of the machining system. Because these key technical, human, and environmental factors have not been fully recognized, the complexity is not yet understood [9,10].…”

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A Dynamic Simulation Model for Understanding Sustainability of Machining Operation

2022

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The environmental impact of machining operations such as milling, drilling, and turning, is often treated as a conflicting interest when compared to other machining factors such as cost, quality, time, and process settings. It is more beneficial in the long-term for the manufacturer to adjust their practices to be more environmentally conscious. Currently, there are limited existing research showing the linkages between environmental impact of machining and other machining factors. The objective of this study is to create a systems model to examine the linkages of environmental impact with cutting conditions, cost, quality, and efficiency. The model aims to replicate the machining behaviors at the unit process level and generate the long-term implications of their techniques and impacts for engineering decision making. A case study was conducted on a CNC machining operation to create injection molds for climbing holds. The model simulates tool wear and replacement, cutting, energy, cost, and surface quality. The result of this study contributes to the manufacturing knowledge by creating a systems model to quantify and better understand the linkages and trade-offs between environmental impact and decisions surrounding machining operation parameters and technologies. The self-governing behavior of the dynamic model can also be used as a decision-making tool for smart machining control.

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Interaction analysis for dynamic sustainability assessment of manufacturing systems

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Sustainable Manufacturing: A Review and Framework Derivation

Sustainable Manufacturing: A Review and Framework Derivation

A system dynamics model for sustainable corporate strategic planning

A Dynamic Simulation Model for Understanding Sustainability of Machining Operation

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