Using Industry 4.0 Capabilities for Identifying and Eliminating Lean Wastes

Rajab, Sulaiman; Afy-Shararah, Mohamed; Salonitis, Konstantinos

doi:10.1016/j.procir.2022.04.004

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“…The manufacturing sector contributes to economic growth and makes it possible for technology to advance and extend to other industries [1,2]. Industry 4.0 (I4.0), aims transformation of traditional industrial manufacturing via digitalization and utilizing new technologies such as the Internet of Things, Cyber-Physical Systems, etc.…”

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“…A data and machine learning-based era of Industry 4.0 emerged almost a decade ago because computers and smart systems allow communications between devices, equipment, and systems to optimise a whole economic sector. Powered by the Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, Autonomous Robots, Additive Manufacturing, Cloud Computing, Simulation, Cybersecurity, Augmented Reality, and Systems Integration [52], Industry 4.0 is for opti-mum manufacturing with minimal resource use and waste or emission generation for triple bottom line sustainable development [53]. It is intended that each Industry 4.0 activity will communicate to others through transparent distributed data systems and centrally attain a global net-zero or negative GHG.…”

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Net-Zero Action Recommendations for Scope 3 Emission Mitigation Using Life Cycle Assessment

Sadhukhan

2022

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Greenhouse gas emissions anywhere across the value chain cause the global temperature to rise. A responsible net-zero strategy is reducing and removing direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions. The current net-zero actions aim to offset rather than reduce or remove life cycle greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). Unless the demands/consumptions are reduced, net-zero actions will merely be a burden-shifting practice. Scope 3 emissions are considered in the life cycle assessment (LCA) of goods and services and account for direct and indirect emissions with imported goods and services. Scope 3 emission tariff seems an effective way to shift consumption patterns to carbon-neutral options. This article explores tools and systems for ‘just transition’ using three buckets of scientific questions: (1) Technical: which GHG to remove, when, where, and by what mechanism; (2) Social-Policy: how to share GHG obligations between stakeholders to deliver the UN SDGs; (3) Data: how to create robust, trusted, and transparent data for reporting, accounting, and actions. Building on the analyses, this study recommends thirteen scientific evidence-based net-zero actions.

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“…A revolutionary approach called Lean Six Sigma 4.0 is currently being developed (Kharub et al, 2022) as well as exploring the relationship between Industry 4.0 and Lean Manufacturing. (Rajab et al, 2022;Ejsmont et al, 2020;Prinz et al, 2018;Wagner et al, 2018) Figure 2 Search results for "Lean Six Sigma"…”

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A Value Stream Mapping in Advanced Management Systems

Sekaninová

2022

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All efforts in advanced management systems should maximize value for the customer. One effective way to identify and realize this value is to map the product's flow from end customer to a supplier by visualizing the value streams of individual processes. This paper aims to analyse and propose the introduction of a lean value stream in vacuum pump assembly to achieve increased production output. Vacuum technology is the field of engineering concerned with creating and using a vacuum. It, therefore, deals with an environment in which the gas pressure is lower than the atmospheric pressure. A vacuum pump is a gas pump that extracts air from an enclosed space to create a vacuum. The basic parameters are the vacuum level achieved and the pumping speed. Several design solutions are available that meet the aforementioned basic parameters. A turbomolecular pump was selected for this study. The incentive to improve the material and information flow on the vacuum pump assembly line is the significant increase in orders from the customer. The technique used is production value stream mapping. Following the output of the Value Stream Mapping (VSM), a change plan is determined to optimize the assembly process, which will positively influence the future state of the value stream to meet the customer's requirements.

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Using Industry 4.0 Capabilities for Identifying and Eliminating Lean Wastes

Cited by 21 publications

References 56 publications

The Learning Factory through the Sustainability Lens

The Learning Factory through the Sustainability Lens

Net-Zero Action Recommendations for Scope 3 Emission Mitigation Using Life Cycle Assessment

A Value Stream Mapping in Advanced Management Systems

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