Project description
Wire cladding optimisation through remanufacturing and digital tools
Remanufacturing is essential to a circular economy. Besides revitalising obsolete products, it limits the need for new raw materials while reducing waste, energy consumption and emissions. Its success, however, requires enhanced industrial processes, designs and business models. The EU-funded RESTORE project intends to create a sustainable-by-design remanufacturing method that produces wire feedstock from recycled materials, along with a digital platform and supporting tools to streamline processes and increase automation. Its goal is to improve wire cladding methods and increase the deposition rate for large-scale applications by developing an innovative hybrid process that combines direct laser deposition and plasma transfer arc technologies. Meanwhile, the collaborative digital platform will support stakeholders in the exchange of data and decision-making.
Objective
Remanufacturing is critical for Circular Economies, extending product life, creating jobs and revenue streams, and reducing waste, energy consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions. The main challenges that need to be addressed for successful remanufacturing in an industrial value chain or, more appropriately, value cycle are related to process, design, and business models.
To meet these challenges, RESTORE will offer sustainable by design remanufacturing process and materials along with supporting tools for digitalization of remanufacturing ecosystem or value chain. RESTORE is aiming to advance potential SoA cladding technologies including laser direct energy deposition, plasma transfer arc process for sustainable remanufacturing application. To increase the deposition rate for large scale applications, we are aiming to develop a novel hybrid process combining laser and PTA process. We are aiming to manufacture wire feedstock with recycled content and develop a wire feeding system coupled with auxiliary feeding system to transfer machining swarf/unused powder directly into the melt pool, this will pave the way to zero waste and low-cost remanufacturing technology.
For digitalization, we are also aiming to develop RESTORE platform, which will offer digital technologies and tools, which are digital technologies to increase process automation, recipe book and simulation tools for product and process optimisation, decision support framework, ecoDESIGN framework, blockchain enabled digital product passport, digital marketplace, business model templates, and collaborative spaces that can help to facilitate and streamline the remanufacturing process, providing greater traceability, transparency, and efficiency. The digital collaborative space will bring all relevant actors of the remanufacturing domain under one umbrella to share data and leverage a decision support framework and supporting tool, guiding the optimal remanufacturing of industrial products and components.
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- engineering and technology environmental engineering waste management waste treatment processes remanufacturing
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HORIZON.2.4 - Digital, Industry and Space
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HORIZON.2.4.1 - Manufacturing Technologies
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-CL4-2023-TWIN-TRANSITION-01
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1120 Bruxelles / Brussel
Belgium
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