Industry 4.0 technologies as enablers of collaboration in circular supply chains: A systematic literature review
Close and novel forms of collaboration among supply chain stakeholders within and beyond
industry boundaries are essential for implementing a circular economy. Industry 4.0 …
industry boundaries are essential for implementing a circular economy. Industry 4.0 …
[HTML][HTML] Towards a framework of smart-circular systems: An integrative literature review
Profiting from the benefits of smart products connected through the Internet of Things (IoT)
could disrupt business models and has the potential to foster a circular economy by …
could disrupt business models and has the potential to foster a circular economy by …
[HTML][HTML] Second life batteries lifespan: Rest of useful life and environmental analysis
LC Casals, BA García, C Canal - Journal of environmental management, 2019 - Elsevier
Road transportation is heading towards electrification using Li-ion batteries to power electric
vehicles offering eight or ten years' warrant. After that, batteries are considered inappropriate …
vehicles offering eight or ten years' warrant. After that, batteries are considered inappropriate …
A systems thinking approach to understanding the challenges of achieving the circular economy
Circular economy (CE) is extensively discussed around the globe. Presently, discussions
are mostly concerned with the importance of achieving CE and the benefits associated …
are mostly concerned with the importance of achieving CE and the benefits associated …
[HTML][HTML] Data requirements and availabilities for material passports: A digitally enabled framework for improving the circularity of existing buildings
Passports for circularity, eg, digital product passports and material passports (MPs), have
gained recognition as essential policy instruments for the Circular Economy goals of the …
gained recognition as essential policy instruments for the Circular Economy goals of the …
Integration of LCA and LCC analysis within a BIM-based environment
There is a growing concern in society for the environmental impacts of a built environment.
In this regard, the use of building information modelling (BIM) tools has arisen as a new …
In this regard, the use of building information modelling (BIM) tools has arisen as a new …
Uses of building information modelling for overcoming barriers to a circular economy
The current linear economy approach of the construction industry is partly responsible for
the environmental impact of the sector. The urgent need to move towards a more circular …
the environmental impact of the sector. The urgent need to move towards a more circular …
4D-BIM to enhance construction waste reuse and recycle planning: Case studies on concrete and drywall waste streams
Despite pressing attention on construction waste management (CWM) issues, low rates of
construction waste (CW) reuse and recycling (R&R) remain a limitation in construction …
construction waste (CW) reuse and recycling (R&R) remain a limitation in construction …
Integrating circular economy and Industry 4.0 for sustainable supply chain management: A dynamic capability view
Circular economy (CE) and Industry 4.0 are recent business buzzwords that help
organizations to maintain a circular flow and optimize the use of resources with …
organizations to maintain a circular flow and optimize the use of resources with …
[HTML][HTML] Metrics for optimising the multi-dimensional value of resources recovered from waste in a circular economy: A critical review
Established assessment methods focusing on resource recovery from waste within a circular
economy context consider few or even a single domain/s of value, ie environmental …
economy context consider few or even a single domain/s of value, ie environmental …