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      REWIND - for circularity and sustainable production

      Research Group Production and Automation Engineering
      Resarch Environment Virtual Engineering

      REWIND - for circularity and sustainable production

      Research Group Production and Automation Engineering
      Resarch Environment Virtual Engineering

      Quick Facts

      Full project name

      Enabling REuse, REmanufacturing and REcycling Within INDustrial systems

      Duration

      March 2019 – February 2022

      Funding and collaboration

      Production 2030, Chalmers University of Technology, DyeCoo Textile Systems, Lund University, Refind Technologies, Stena Recycling, Volvo

      To remain competitive on the global market, industry is continuously improving economic, social and environmental performance. The REWIND project seeks to take advantage of current industrial trends in digitalisation and sustainability. Capitalising on the expertise of the academic and industrial partners, the consortium will make use of digital technologies, assessment methods, strategic planning tools and materials research to realise opportunities towards a circular economy.

      The REWIND project combines the principles of lean production and eco-efficiency in three industry pilots at Stena Recycling, Volvo AB and IKEA GreenTech. The objective is to retain the value embedded in materials with circular strategies (reuse, remanufacture, recycle, repurpose, etc.). Lessons learnt from the pilots will be used to develop educational tools for engineers and industry leaders to accelerate the uptake of best practices for circularity and sustainable production.

      Reduceing dependency on natural resources and strategic materials

      By applying circularity concepts and principles in industrial processes, the overall production systems’ resource efficiency can be improved. This leads to reduced dependency on natural resources and strategic materials, and helps to guarantee future production of environmentally-sound materials, components and products.

      Close collaboration key to success

      The principles of eco-efficiency and circularity are complex to implement; piloting in close collaboration with diverse stakeholders is a key to success. The consortium will capitalise on the expertise of the academic and industrial partners to make use of digital technologies, assessment methods, strategic planning tools and materials research to realise opportunities towards a circular economy.

      Project Manager

      Chalmers University of Technology

      Mélanie Despeisse

      Participating Researchers

      Björn Johansson
      Chalmers University of Technology
      Magnus Johnson
      Lund University
      Märta Bergfors
      Stena Recycling
      Geoffrey Blanc
      AB Volvo
      Ernst Siewers
      DyeCoo Textile Systems
      Johanna Reimers
      Refind Technologies AB
      Published: 1/29/2020
      Edited: 1/29/2020
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