The OASIS-Sustainable Nanomanufacturing Framework (OASIS-SNF): a new simplified approach to implement sustainable production in nanomanufacturing pilot lines and evaluate its sustainable manufacturing performance

Jesús M López De Ipiña,Josephine Steck,Sonia Florez,Jean-Yves Escabasse,Mario Insunza,Paul Gomendiourrutia,Angel Hernan,Simon Clavaguera,Fernando Machicado

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1953/1/012011

Abstract

The pilot production ecosystem deployed by the EU-project OASIS consists of 12 pilot lines (PLs) for the manufacture of nanomaterials, nano-intermediates and nano-enabled products, intended for the final production of lightweight multifunctional products, based on aluminium and polymer composites, for construction, energy, automotive and aeronautics. OASIS intends to deploy this nanomanufacturing ecosystem under a common umbrella of sustainable production, to ensure a future competitive, quality, safe and environmentally friendly production of nanoproducts, in compliance with the applicable regulation. This paper introduces the new OASIS-Sustainable Nanomanufaturing Framework (OASIS-SNF) and some first results obtained during the initial stages of deployment in the PLs (diagnostic and planning stages). The adoption of the OASIS-SNF among the OASIS PLs is intended to enable them to sustainable manufacturing their nanoproducts, properly manage their sustainability priorities, and continually improve their sustainability performance (management and results).

Highlights

The framework proposes a list of KPIs, that can be used by the pilot lines (PLs) to monitor sustainability results
Each KPI is defined by a simple document, according to the format established by ISO 22400-2 [27]
PLs are responsible for the impact on sustainability that their nanomanufacturing activities may produce

Summary

Introduction

The adoption of the OASIS-SNF among the OASIS PLs is intended to enable them to sustainable manufacturing their nanoproducts, properly manage their sustainability priorities, and continually improve their sustainability performance (management and results). The model includes some non-nano specific SIs, such as economic performance, quality and digitalization, which are especially relevant for scaling PLs, for the future commercial manufacture of nanomaterials and nanoproducts.

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Conclusion