Development and Application of an Eco-design Tool for Machine Tools


Date

2016

Publication Type

Conference Paper

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Abstract

Improving the energy efficiency of machine tools is one of the challenges regarding the European energy saving goals. This work presents a new tool, enabling an effective quantification of a machine tool's (MT) energy consumption during all life phases. Scope of the presented tool is the fast and efficient estimation of a MT's cumulated energy demand and the systematic derivation of improvement measures regarding ecological performance. This work will present a framework, as well as the required calculations for this task. Using model and rule-based procedures, only a minimal set of input parameters is required to identify the hot-spots regarding energy consumption and improvement potential. Applications of this tool as well as a systematic approach to derive measures to increase the energy efficiency based on the output of the tool are presented on practice-oriented examples from industry.

Publication status

published

Book title

The 23rd CIRP Conference on Life Cycle Engineering

Journal / series

Volume

48

Pages / Article No.

431 - 436

Publisher

Elsevier

Event

23rd CIRP Conference on Life Cycle Engineering (LCE 2016)

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Software

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Subject

APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES + SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES; ANGEPASSTE TECHNOLOGIEN + NACHHALTIGE TECHNOLOGIEN; MACHINE TOOLS AND MACHINERY (MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY); WERKZEUGMASCHINEN UND ANLAGEN (FERTIGUNGSTECHNIK)

Organisational unit

02623 - Inst. f. Werkzeugmaschinen und Fertigung / Inst. Machine Tools and Manufacturing

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