2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2010.08.006
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Redesign of a component based on ecodesign practices: environmental impact and cost reduction achievements

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“…Nesta linha, o ecodesign é bastante utilizado, com o objetivo de utilizar materiais que não agridem o meio ambiente e substituir componentes e materiais de produtos existentes, além de reduzir a utilização de embalagens para proteção (Gaziulusoy et al, 2012), a fim de minimizar o impacto ambiental e, simultaneamente, reduzir os custos de produção e montagem (Borchardt et al, 2011), permitindo desenvolver produtos que possam ser remanufaturados, reusados e reciclados no final de sua vida útil (Ortegon et al, 2013).…”
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“…Nesta linha, o ecodesign é bastante utilizado, com o objetivo de utilizar materiais que não agridem o meio ambiente e substituir componentes e materiais de produtos existentes, além de reduzir a utilização de embalagens para proteção (Gaziulusoy et al, 2012), a fim de minimizar o impacto ambiental e, simultaneamente, reduzir os custos de produção e montagem (Borchardt et al, 2011), permitindo desenvolver produtos que possam ser remanufaturados, reusados e reciclados no final de sua vida útil (Ortegon et al, 2013).…”
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“…The field of industrial ecology proposes implementation strategies toward improving environmental impact, including substitution, dematerialization, and waste mining. Several guidelines for ecodesign have also been proposed including 1) choice of materials and components towards recyclability, durability, reusability and low toxicity, 2) renewable energy use, 3) reduction in energy or materials intensity and 4) waste minimization (Borchardt et al, 2011;Niinimaki and Hassi, 2011). If product LCA or carbon footprinting results emphasize primarily the raw materials phase, reduction efforts might focus on substitution of the product's materials, where possible, for recycled or even bio-derived materials.…”
Section: Emissions Reduction Mitigation Strategiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cohen, Teece, Tyson and Zysman (1984) affirm international competitiveness is based on productivity and, therefore, on an economy's ability to move products towards activities with a higher productivity and a focus on the existing heterogeneity among firms belonging to the same industry. Firms are pools of unique resources and capabilities, which are the basis of competitive advantages (Penrose, 1959, Wernerfelt, 1984, Barney, 1991, Peteraf, 1993, actually , those aspects related to environmental issues, and specially those tied to eco design as cost reduction, new market and new products launches (Borchardt et al, 2011) are becoming key issues that not only depend on business challenges (Nidumolu, 2009), and that affect the opportunities detection and the new business development process (see figure 2), and it is also a society's demand (Hull and …”
Section: Central Challengementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Borchardt et al (2011) studied the eco design application in the footwear industry in Brazil, using case study. They observed a 10% cost reduction, the toxic materials were eliminated and also noticed a reduction of energy consumption.…”
Section: Manufacturing Industries Case Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%