Smart Sustainable Manufacturing Systems

160 Pages·2019·15.621 MB·English

by  Dimitris Kiritsis (Kyritsis) (editor), Gökan May (editor)

applied sciences
Smart Sustainable
Manufacturing
Systems
Edited by
Dimitrios Kiritsis (Kyritsis)and Gökan May
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Smart Sustainable
Manufacturing Systems

Smart Sustainable
Manufacturing Systems
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DimitrisKiritsis(Kyritsis)
Go¨kanMay
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ICTforSustainableManufacturing, ICT for Sustainable Manufacturing,
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Contents
AbouttheSpecialIssueEditors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii
Go¨kanMayandDimitrisKiritsis
SpecialIssueonSmartSustainableManufacturingSystems
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2019,9,2264,doi:10.3390/app9112264. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
H´ector Rivera-G´omez, Oscar Monta ˜no-Arango, Jose´ Ram´on Corona-Armenta,
Jaime Garnica-Gonza´lez, Eva Selene Herna´ndez-Gress and Irving Barraga´n-Vite
Production and Maintenance Planning for a Deteriorating System with
Operation-Dependent Defectives
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,165,doi:10.3390/app8020165 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
SeungHwanPark,SehoonKimandJun-GeolBaek
Kernel-Density-BasedParticleDefectManagementforSemiconductorManufacturingFacilities
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,224,doi:10.3390/app8020224 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
JohnLindstro¨m,AndersHermanson,FredrikBlomstedtandPetterKyo¨sti
A Multi-Usable Cloud Service Platform: A Case Study on Improved Development Pace
andEfficiency
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,316,doi:10.3390/app8020316 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
GangfengWang,YongbiaoHu,XitianTian,JunhaoGeng,GailingHuandMinZhang
AnIntegratedOpenApproachtoCapturingSystematicKnowledgeforManufacturingProcess
InnovationBasedonCollectiveIntelligence
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,340,doi:10.3390/app8030340 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
LuyuanChen,XinyangDeng
A Modified Method for Evaluating Sustainable Transport Solutions Based on AHP and
Dempster–ShaferEvidenceTheory
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,563,doi:10.3390/app8040563 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
ByungDoChung,SungIlKimandJunSeopLee
Dynamic Supply Chain Design and Operations Plan for Connected Smart Factories with
AdditiveManufacturing
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,583,doi:10.3390/app8040583 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Jose´ Roberto Dı´az-Reza, Jorge Luis Garcı´a-Alcaraz, Liliana Avelar-Sosa,
Jose´ Roberto Mendoza-Fong, Juan Carlos Sa´enz Diez-Muro and Julio Blanco-Ferna´ndez
The Role of Managerial Commitment and TPM Implementation Strategies in Productivity
Benefits
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,1153,doi:10.3390/app8071153. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
ShanshanYang,AravindRaghavendraM.R.,JacekKaminskiandHelenePepin
OpportunitiesforIndustry4.0toSupportRemanufacturing
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,9,1177,doi:10.3390/app8071177. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Rene´ Schmidt, Alexander Graf, Ricardo Decker, Verena Kra¨usel, Wolfram Hardt,
Dirk Landgrebe and Lothar Kroll
Hybrid Laminate for Haptic Input Device with Integrated Signal Processing
Reprintedfrom:Appl.Sci.2018,8,1261,doi:10.3390/app8081261. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136
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About the Special Issue Editors
DimitrisKiritsis(Kyritsis)(Prof. Dr.) isFacultyMemberattheInstituteofMechanicalEngineering
of the School of Engineering of EPFL, Switzerland, where he leads a research group in ICT for
Sustainable Manufacturing. He serves also as Director of the Doctoral Program of EPFL on
Robotics,Control,andIntelligentSystems(EDRS).HisresearchinterestsareClosedLoopLifecycle
Management, IoT, Semantic Technologies, and Data Analytics for Engineering Applications.
He served also as Guest Professor at the IMS Center at the University of Cincinnati, and
Invited Professor at the University of Technology of Compie`gne, University of Technology of
Belfort-Montbe´liard,andParisTechENSAMParis. Prof. KiritsisisactivelyinvolvedinEUresearch
programsintheareaFactoriesoftheFutureandEnablingICTforSustainableManufacturingand
over220publications.DimitrishasservedasChairofIFIPWG5.7AdvancedProductionManagement
Systems sinceSeptember 2013. From2013 to2017 hewas member ofthe AdvisoryGroup of the
EuropeanCouncilonLeadershiponEnablingIndustrialTechnologies(AGLEIT-NMBP).Heisalso
afoundingfellowmemberoftheInternationalSocietyforEngineeringAssetManagement(ISEAM)
andofvariousinternationalscientificcommunitiesinhisareaofinterests,includingEFFRA,andis
amongtheinitiatorsoftheIOF(IndustrialOntologiesFoundry).
Go¨kan May is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Mechanical Engineering Department at E´cole
PolytechniqueFe´de´raledeLausanne,aFellowoftheWorldEconomicForum’sGlobalFutureCouncil
onProduction, andEditorialBoardMemberoftheWorldManufacturingForum. Hereceivedhis
Ph.D.in2014(SummaCumLaude)andM.Sc.degreein2010(withHighestHonours)inManagement,
Economics and Industrial Engineering from Politecnico di Milano. During 2013, he worked as a
Researcher at Pennsylvania State University in the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing
Engineering. His major fields of research in the main area of data-driven smart and sustainable
manufacturing include energy efficient manufacturing, product and asset lifecycle management,
zero-defect manufacturing, designing human-centric workplaces of the future, and eco-efficient
designofproductionfacilities. Dr. Go¨kanMayhaspublishedmorethan30papersininternational
journals and conference proceedings, and has been involved in several European Horizon 2020
and FP7 FoF and ICT proposals and projects, including QU4LITY, Z-BRE4K, BOOST4.0, Z-Fact0r,
Man-Made,PLANTCockpit,EMC2Eco-Factory,andLeanPPD.
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applied
sciences
Editorial
Special Issue on Smart Sustainable
Manufacturing Systems
GökanMay*andDimitrisKiritsis*
ÉcolePolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne,ICTforSustainableManufacturing,EPFLSCI-STI-DK,Station9,
1015Lausanne,Switzerland
* Correspondence:gokan.may@epfl.ch(G.M.);dimitris.kiritsis@epfl.ch(D.K.)
Received:24May2019;Accepted:27May2019;Published:31May2019
1.Introduction
Withtheadventofdisruptivedigitaltechnologies,companiesarefacingunprecedentedchallenges
andopportunities.Advancedmanufacturingsystemsareofparamountimportanceinmakingkey
enabling technologies and new products more competitive, affordable and accessible as well as
fosteringtheireconomicandsocialimpact.Themanufacturingindustryalsoservesasaninnovator
forsustainabilitysinceautomationcoupledwithadvancedmanufacturingtechnologieshavehelped
totransitionmanufacturingpracticestothecirculareconomy[1].Inthiscontext,shiftingparadigms
comprehendthe360-degreemakeoveroffactories,fromshop-floortosupplychain,frombluecollar
stafftotopmanagement,fromemployeetostakeholder. Inthatregard,theobjectiveofsmartand
sustainablemanufacturingsystemsofthefutureistoenablecleanandcompetitivemanufacturing
systemsirrespectiveoffactories’locationorsize,andtofindopportunitiesbasedonsustainability
issuestogrowbeyondtheirborders[2].Tothatend,thisspecialissueofthejournalAppliedSciences
devotedtothebroadfieldofSmartSustainableManufacturingSystemswasintroducedtoexplore
recentresearchintotheconcepts,methods,toolsandapplicationsforsmartsustainablemanufacturing
inordertoadvanceandpromotethedevelopmentofmodernandintelligentmanufacturingsystems.
2.SmartSustainableManufacturingSystems
Inlightoftheabove,thisspecialissuecollectsthelatestresearchonrelevanttopics,andaddresses
present challenging issues with the introduction of smart sustainable manufacturing systems.
There were 24 papers submitted to this special issue, and 9 papers were accepted (i.e., a 37.5%
acceptance rate). Various topics have been addressed in this special issue, mainly on design of
sustainableproductionsystemsandfactories;industrialbigdataanalyticsandcyberphysicalsystems;
intelligentmaintenanceapproachesandtechnologiesforincreasedoperatinglifeofproductionsystems;
zero-defectmanufacturingstrategies,toolsandmethodstowardson-lineproductionmanagement;
andconnectedsmartfactories.
The first paper, Production and Maintenance Planning for a Deteriorating System with
Operation-DependentDefectives,authoredbyH.Rivera-Gómez,O.Montaño-Arango,J.Corona-Armenta,
J.Garnica-González,E.Hernández-Gress,andI.Barragán-Viteprovidesnewinsightsintotheareaof
sustainablemanufacturingsystemsbyanalysingthenovelparadigmofintegratedproductionlogistics,
qualityandmaintenancedesign,andinvestigatestheoptimalproductionandmaintenanceswitching
strategyofanunreliabledeterioratingmanufacturingsystem.Thepaperpresentsamodelthatdefines
thejointproductionandmaintenanceswitchingstrategiesminimizingthetotalcostoveraninfinite
planninghorizon[3].
The second paper, Kernel-Density-Based Particle Defect Management for Semiconductor
ManufacturingFacilities,proposesaparticledefectmanagementmethodforthereductionofthe
defectratioinsemiconductormanufacturingfacilities,andpresentsakernel-density-basedparticle
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