Green Technologies for Production Processes

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-1872-5

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Cai, Wei (editor)

Jiang, Zhigang (editor)

Liu, Conghu (editor)

Wang, Yan (editor)

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English

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Abstract

This book focuses on original research works about Green Technologies for Production Processes, including discrete production processes and process production processes, from various aspects that tackle product, process, and system issues in production. The aim is to report the state-of-the-art on relevant research topics and highlight the barriers, challenges, and opportunities we are facing. This book includes 22 research papers and involves energy-saving and waste reduction in production processes, design and manufacturing of green products, low carbon manufacturing and remanufacturing, management and policy for sustainable production, technologies of mitigating CO2 emissions, and other green technologies.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/76912

Keywords

electric power substitution; potential forecasting; CSO-ELM; green sustainable development; BFIMP; all-factors analysis approach; material flows; energy flows; operation parameters; biomass resource; power plant; GHG emission mitigation; Anhui; emission reduction; green production; waste disposal; co-incineration; rotary kiln; remanufacturing; sustainability supply chain; authorized remanufacturing; game; production process; efficiency evaluation; greenhouse vegetables; data envelopment analysis; sustainability; micro energy grid; distributed energy; uncertainty; risk aversion; demand response; grinding optimization; low carbon; low cost; improved NSGA-II; fuzzy matter element; PV-storage charging stations; green energy; planning process; bi-level optimization; user utility; energy-economizing; hot stamping; lightweight material; magnesium alloy; process parameters; fluid–solid coupling; coal containing gas; permeability; energy safety; intelligent systems; motor production lines; process management; sustainable process; efficiency; sustainability strategy; scale development; sustainable supply chain management; implementation framework; reverse logistics; supplier selection; MCDM; multiprocess route; workshop scheduling; multi-objective optimization; logistics intensity; emergy; logistics parks; Halon candidate substitute; aircraft weight reduction; HFC-125; release pressure; flow; diffusion; flexible job shop scheduling problem; genetic algorithm; multi-crossover operator; co-evolution; green synthesis; multi-branched gold nanoparticles; ultrasound; hydroquinone; chitosan; renewable energy; renewable portfolio standard; nearby accommodation; peak regulation; prospect analysis; multicriteria decision-making; circular economy; collection modes; Chinese automobile manufacturing industry; corporate environmental responsibility; fuzzy DEMATEL; triple bottom line; sustainable development; green manufacturing; n/a