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November 3, 2009 Robert Repas
Ignoring the tiny details in a design can cancel efficiencies gained by tweaking larger options.
Manufacturers across many industries increasingly emphasize sustainability. When it comes to building machines, cost is no longer king. New designs must improve safety, minimize waste, and consume less energy. Design-for-sustainability takes a holistic approach analyzing operational efficiency, safety, functionality, productivity, material use, ease of operation, and maintenance.
Following these 10 best-practice design principles should help machine builders move toward sustainable designs:
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