Innovation In Life Cycle Engineering And Sustainable Development 2006 Edition

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Springer Innovation In Life Cycle Engineering And Sustainable Development 2006 Edition by Daniel Brissaud Serge Tichkiewitch Peggy Zwolinski

The focus of this book is the consideration of environmental issues in engineering process and product design. It presents a selection of 30 papers ensuing from the 12th CIRP International seminar on Life Cycle Engineering. This book is of interest to academics students and practitioners specializing in environmental issues in mechanical engineering design and manufacturing. This volume is recommended as a reference textbook for all researchers in the field. Table of contents : Introduction to Innovation in Life Cycle Engineering and Sustainable Development by D. Brissaud S. Tichkiewitch and P. Zwolinski; Business models: Feasibility and scope of LC approaches to sustainable consumption by E.G. Hertwich and G.P. Peters; A business-oriented approach to the product life cycle by G. Molcho and M. Shpitalni; Meeting the Climate Change Challenge by C. Rynikiewicz; Assessing product life cycle strategies in the Japanese market by Ogushi M. Kandlikar and H. Dowlatabadi; Applications of service engineering methods and tool to industries by T. Sakao Y. Shimomura M. Lindahl and E. Sundin; End-of-life strategies: Towards self-disassembling products by J. Duflou B. Willems and W. Dewulf; Indicators to measure sustainability of an industrial manufacturing by E. Raizer Neto M.T. Mariotte and R.T.P. Hinz; Concepts and definitions for product recovery by M Lindahl E. Sundin J. Ostlin and M. Bjoerkman; Remanufacturing of flat screen monitors by C. Franke S. Kernbaum and G. Seliger; Improving product recovery decisions through product information by A.K. Parlikad D.C. McFarlane and A.G. Kulkarni; Photocopier remanufacturing at Xerox UK by A. King J. Miemczyk and D. Bufton; Dynamic process and operation planning for hybrid disassembly by H-J. Kim; Clean technologies for recycling by H.V. de Medina; Identifying availability contribution of lifecycle-adapted services by J. Fleischer and D. Nesges; Product development for sustainability: Designing products that are never discarded by P. Zwolinski and D. Brissaud; Guidelines in ecodesign: a case study from railway industry by J. Lagerstedt and C. Luttropp; Identifying and assessing environmentally benign modules by M. Voji and H. Birkhofer; Strategies and material flow in ecodesign by C. Luttropp; Screening life cycle modelling for sustainable product design by M. Fargnoli and F. Kimura; Using design for environment for redesigning a household appliance by S. Kara H.Kaebernick and S. Ibbotson; Modular design oftechnical product-service systems by I.C. Aurich C. Fuchs and C. Wagenknecht; Estimating the environmental profile of early design concepts by W. Dewulf B. Willems and J.R. Duflou; Product life cycle management: Design for environment by target life cycle costing by D. Janz M. Hornberger and E. Westkamper; PLM to support hazard identification in chemical plant design by F. Giannini M. Monti S. Ansaldi and P. Bragatto; Smart machining systems: issues and research trends by L. Deshayes L. Welsch A. Donmez R. Ivester D. Gilsinn R. Rhorer E. Whitenton and F. Potra; Development of methods to support the implementation of a PDMS by J. Feidhusen B. Gebhardt N. Macice E. Nurcahya and F. Bungert; The role of knowledge management in product lifecycle by G. Colombo and D. Pugliese; A product-process-organisation integrative model for collaborative design by F. Noel; Dynamic life cycle performance simulation ofproduction systems by J. Niemann and E. Westkamper; LC universal model for the enterprise information system structure by A. Bernard M. Labrousse and N. Perry; Authors index.