Sustainable engineering challenges towards Industry 4.0: A comprehensive review

Krdžalić, Amina; Hodžić, Lejla

doi:10.37868/sei.v1i1.34

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“…There is a consolidation in the development of research that has led to an increase in the number of contributions, in relation to the implementation of management and implementation of sustainable policies in industrial processes. Similarly, there is an evolution in terminology that is accompanied by the emergence of new lines of research, such as those expressed below and in line with the results obtained [137,138]. Figure 7 shows the changes over time and stability of each keyword network, because we can identify the time period in which they have been studied, according to the research sample observed in the 1988-2019 period.…”

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Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

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Few decades ago, the development of the industrial sector was disconnected from society’s protection. Negative effects awareness emerges from the current industrial processes through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), considering the causal implications to build up a more sustainable society. The aim of this study is to analyze the state of the art in industrial processes management to obtain positive and sustainable effects on society. Thus, a bibliometric analysis of 1911 articles was set up during the 1988–2019 period, bringing up the authors’ productivity indicators in the scientific field, that is, journals, authors, research institutions, and countries. We have identified environmental management; the impact assessments of industrial processes on the environment and its relation with a more sustainable society; as well as the study of the sustainable management of water resources as the related axes in the study of environmental protection with political, economic, and educational approaches. The growing trend of world scientific publications let us observe the relevance of industrial processes management in the implementation of efficient models to achieve sustainable societies. This research contributes to the academic, scientific, and social debate on decision-making both in public and private institutions, and in multidisciplinary groups.

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“…On the other hand, preferring biking and walking are essential to public health and well-being. Accordingly, municipal authorities may invest more on personalized public transportation means, such as scooters, bikes, etc., which are empowered with new internet of things (IoT) technologies ( [31] ). Furthermore, the new hygiene perception of passengers on public transportation necessitates defining new hygiene standards by the policy makers.…”

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The impacts of COVID-19 on travel behavior and initial perception of public transport measures in Istanbul

Aydın

Kuşakçı

Deveci

2022

Decision Analytics Journal

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The epidemic disease emerged in Wuhan/China in December 2019, which primarily causes acute respiratory syndrome and spread worldwide in a very short time. Although the countries took numerous precautions, the spread of the virus could not be controlled. Furthermore, due to the inability to maintain physical distance and the excess of shared surfaces, public transport services also increase the risk of spreading. This study analyzes the changes in perceptions and behavior of passengers who use public transportation via a survey. The survey is developed to assess the behavioral change of passengers pre and post-pandemic of COVID-19. Outcomes showed a notable shift among transportation modes due to closure of venues, utilization of distance education, partial curfews in Istanbul. A further focal point of the study is the passengers’ attitudes towards preventive measures and their perceptions on how well responsible bodies have implemented the measures. Thus, it provides valuable insights into the changes in the traveling habits of city residents, which help the policymakers of public transportation.

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“…For this reason, it is challenging to find new insulation materials that have good thermal properties and, at the same time that they are environmentally friendly [14]. Natural renewable insulation material can promise building applications to achieve more sustainable engineering [15] and a healthier environment. Compared to the traditional non-renewable materials, renewable materials have significantly better performances, such as less impact on global warming, longer useful lifetime [16], and lower thermal diffusivity [17].…”

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Performances Study of Natural and Conventional Building Insulation Materials

Yıldız¹,

Duraković²,

Almisreb³

2021

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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This research aims to investigate the performances of thermal insulation materials using a comparative analysis. Particularly, the performances of natural insulation materials are compared with performances of non-renewables (petrochemical and inorganic), such as thermal conductivity, thermal diffusivity, global warming potential, and cost. In the past twenty years, the interest for the research on building energy demand reduction has been increased rapidly. Buildings were identified as a significant contributor to global energy consumption and global warming through the heating and air-conditioning systems. The literature observed that building energy demand takes up to 40% of the global energy consumption. Trends in addressing this issue are based on better thermal insulation of building envelope or using more energy-efficient materials. To carry out this research, the data were collected based on published research and comparatively analyzed. It was found that natural insulation materials have a significantly lower impact on global warming, longer useful lifetime, competitive thermal properties, better fire resistance, and favorable cost. Future trends and developments in reducing building energy demand would rely on sustainability. Sustainability is based on renewable natural resources, including renewable insulation materials, but if combined with significant participation of PCMs for latent heat energy storage, it will provide much better results. To get sustainable technologies applicable in full scale in the future, the overall problem has to be investigated, including user training and addressing the future workforce's challenges.

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Sustainable engineering challenges towards Industry 4.0: A comprehensive review

Cited by 18 publications

References 74 publications

Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

The impacts of COVID-19 on travel behavior and initial perception of public transport measures in Istanbul

Performances Study of Natural and Conventional Building Insulation Materials

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