Sustainable metal working fluid systems: best and common practices for metal working fluid maintenance and system design in Swedish industry
(2012) In International Journal of Sustainable Manufacturing 2(4). p.276-292- Abstract
- This paper investigates the function of metal working fluid (MWF)
emulsions in automotive industries in Sweden and looks at how the negative
environmental and health impact of their use can be reduced through means of
monitoring and system design.
Major input to this study has been collected from several of the large
companies in Sweden, through a literature review, interviews, questionnaires,
findings from workshops and comparisons with other countries. The mapping
of this data was carried out, firstly by defining several concepts and terms
related to MWFs in order to give an unambiguous terminology. The MWF
system design, with its impact on economical,... (More) - This paper investigates the function of metal working fluid (MWF)
emulsions in automotive industries in Sweden and looks at how the negative
environmental and health impact of their use can be reduced through means of
monitoring and system design.
Major input to this study has been collected from several of the large
companies in Sweden, through a literature review, interviews, questionnaires,
findings from workshops and comparisons with other countries. The mapping
of this data was carried out, firstly by defining several concepts and terms
related to MWFs in order to give an unambiguous terminology. The MWF
system design, with its impact on economical, environmental and health and
safety parameters, is then described more in detail. Finally, applied monitoring
methodologies are reviewed and analysed in terms of common and best
practices.
Insights gained were formulated as general recommendations for designing
a state-of-the-art sustainable MWF system.
The article gives examples of how these recommendations translate into
practical design features and requirements of monitoring, and maybe of interest
for professionals and researchers working with machining technology, process
fluid system design and control methodology. (Less)
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- Kurdve, Martin LU and Daghini, Lorenzo
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- 2012
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- Contribution to journal
- publication status
- published
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- keywords
- metal working fluid systems, MWFs, fluid monitoring, process fluids, fluid system design, re-use of process fluids, minimise fluid waste, sustainable metalworking, Sweden
- in
- International Journal of Sustainable Manufacturing
- volume
- 2
- issue
- 4
- pages
- 276 - 292
- publisher
- Inderscience Publishers
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- scopus:84865254440
- ISSN
- 1742-7223
- language
- English
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- yes
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abstract = {{This paper investigates the function of metal working fluid (MWF)<br/><br>
emulsions in automotive industries in Sweden and looks at how the negative<br/><br>
environmental and health impact of their use can be reduced through means of<br/><br>
monitoring and system design.<br/><br>
Major input to this study has been collected from several of the large<br/><br>
companies in Sweden, through a literature review, interviews, questionnaires,<br/><br>
findings from workshops and comparisons with other countries. The mapping<br/><br>
of this data was carried out, firstly by defining several concepts and terms<br/><br>
related to MWFs in order to give an unambiguous terminology. The MWF<br/><br>
system design, with its impact on economical, environmental and health and<br/><br>
safety parameters, is then described more in detail. Finally, applied monitoring<br/><br>
methodologies are reviewed and analysed in terms of common and best<br/><br>
practices.<br/><br>
Insights gained were formulated as general recommendations for designing<br/><br>
a state-of-the-art sustainable MWF system.<br/><br>
The article gives examples of how these recommendations translate into<br/><br>
practical design features and requirements of monitoring, and maybe of interest<br/><br>
for professionals and researchers working with machining technology, process<br/><br>
fluid system design and control methodology.}},
author = {{Kurdve, Martin and Daghini, Lorenzo}},
issn = {{1742-7223}},
keywords = {{metal working fluid systems; MWFs; fluid monitoring; process fluids; fluid system design; re-use of process fluids; minimise fluid waste; sustainable metalworking; Sweden}},
language = {{eng}},
number = {{4}},
pages = {{276--292}},
publisher = {{Inderscience Publishers}},
series = {{International Journal of Sustainable Manufacturing}},
title = {{Sustainable metal working fluid systems: best and common practices for metal working fluid maintenance and system design in Swedish industry}},
volume = {{2}},
year = {{2012}},
}