Energy Efficiency in Strategy of Sustainable Production Vol. II
Published on 1. February 2017
Software
Digital media
266 pages
978-3-0357-2057-0 (ISBN)
Description
The Green Factories in Bavaria bundle up the research skills of all relevant fields for energy efficient production, e.g. Mechanical Engineering, Processing Technologies, Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Process Engineering, Materials Science and Economic Science. They also consider all major types of energy, e.g. for motion, illumination, information processing, manufacturing processes and thermal control. Furthermore, Green Factories address the use of energy in production, logistics and administration. With clear focus on energy efficiency in the production and Bavarian-wide, interdisciplinary collaboration, these Green Factories have to be expanded into an international research network. We hope that presented articles from 3rd Green Factory Bavaria Colloquium 2016 will be useful for many researchers and engineers for the development and operation of modern energy-efficient productions.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Switzerland
Publishing group
Trans Tech Publications
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 142 mm
Width: 125 mm
Thickness: 10 mm
Weight
200 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-0357-2057-0 (9783035720570)
DOI
10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.856
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Joerg Franke | Sven Kreitlein
Energy Efficiency in Strategy of Sustainable Production Vol. II
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02/2017
Trans Tech Publications Ltd
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Joerg Franke | Sven Kreitlein
Energy Efficiency in Strategy of Sustainable Production Vol. II
E-Book
11/2016
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Persons
Eds. Jörg Franke and Sven Kreitlein
Content
Investments in the Optimization of Energy Efficiency - A Comparative StudyA Comparison of Indicators for Self-Sufficient Energy SystemsA Method and a Software-Tool for Comparing Inbound Logistics Systems in Respect of Energy ConsumptionThe Least Energy Demand as Crossbench Reference for the Evaluation and Equation of the Relative Energy Efficiency of Production ProcessesCalculation of the Least Energy Demand as Energy Benchmark for Applied Production Processes Based on the Unit Operation ModelThe Physical Model Concept for the Determination of the Least Energy Demand as Energy Efficiency Benchmark for Production ProcessesA Model-Based Approach for the Energy Monitoring of Handling MachinesComparison of Prognosis Methods for the Energy Consumption of Machines and Further Development with Regard to Increasing Data AvailabilityLean Data Services: Detection of Operating States in Energy Profiles of Intralogistics Systems by Using Big Data AnalyticsPotentials for Energy Saving and Quality Improvement of Assembly Presses Using Data MiningA Lean-Based Key Performance Analysis for a Resource Efficient Soldering Oven in Electronics ProductionEfficient Method for Optimizing Calcium Silicate Masonry Unit Manufacturing Using Simulation-Based Optimization and DecompositionEconomical Comparison of Packaging Machines: A New Approach Based on an Economic Evaluation ModelE Flow - Decentralized Computer Architecture and Simulation Models for Sustainable and Resource Efficient IntralogisticsProcess and Energy Data Acquisition on Machining Center and Individual Machine ComponentsSimulation Based Studies of Energy Saving Measures in the Aluminum Tool and Die Casting IndustryAnalysing the Tribological Behaviour of DLC-Coated Dry-Running Deep Groove Ball Bearings with Regard to the Ball MaterialAssessment of Process Improvement Potential of Carbon Dioxide as a Cryogenic for Machining OperationsDeveloping a Composites Trailer for Multi-Purpose Sports ActivitiesStrength Calculation and Design Optimization of a Test Rig for Slide Ring Seals in the Scope of Rotary ManifoldsEfficient and Noise Reduced Design of a Side Channel Blower Considering Psychoacoustic Evaluation CriteriaEfficient and Noise Reduced Design of Axial Fans Considering Psychoacoustic Evaluation CriteriaEnergy Efficient Manufacturing of Power Electronics Substrates through Selective Laser Melting TechnologyEnergy Efficient Strategies for Processing Rare Earth Permanent MagnetsIncreasing the Format-Flexibility of Packaging Machines: Experimental Study on Laser Beam Sealing and CuttingInvestigation and Prognosis of Waste Heat Occurrence during the Extrusion Process of Tubular ProfilesInvestigation of Different Sintering Methods on Ink-Jet-Printed Conductive StructuresJoining Technologies for Material Substitution by Using Carbon Fiber Reinforced PlasticsQuantifying Powder Losses and Analyzing Powder Conditions in order to Determine Material Efficiency in Laser Beam MeltingThe Impact of Pressure Regulators on the Runtime and Energy Savings of Supersonic Blowdown Wind TunnelsFeature Extraction and Classification of the Electric Current Signal of an Induction Motor for Condition Monitoring Purposes