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MFCA

Sustainability Assessment for Small Batch Manufacturing

Sustainability Assessment for Small Batch Manufacturing

Analysis of textile manufacturing systems using material flow cost accounting (MFCA)
Dieter Stellmach, Guido Grau, Jürgen Seibold
Small batch sizes are a necessity in the textile industry due to the increasing diversification of products and end applications as well as short-term orders in networked value chains. At the same time, this involves a high level of configuration, planning, preparation and im-plementation. The costs increase disproportionately and are usually not directly quantifia-ble. In addition, sustainability considerations are now increasingly required. This article de-scribes an SME-suitable, simulation-based methodology for analyzing and configuring tex-tile manufacturing systems with regard to ecological and economic sustainability for small batch sizes in textile manufacturing and illustrates this using textile manufacturing in the weaving industry as an example.
Industry 4.0 Science | Volume 40 | 2024 | Edition 1 | Pages 83-89
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