Green Redesign of CKA6150 Numerical Control Lathe

Jiang Min Ding; Cong Cong Zhang; Yu Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.705.454

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Green Redesign of CKA6150 Numerical Control Lathe

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According to the basic principles of green redesign, CKA6150 CNC lathe is comprehensively analyzed and evaluated by the green degree evaluation model. The results show that the green redesign of the CKA6150 CNC lathe meets all the requirements of the green products. It not only meets the technical requirements of the product's features, performance and life and cost, but also reduces the effect on environment in the process of production, using and recycling.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 705)

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June 2013

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Jiang Min Ding, Cong Cong Zhang, Yu Liu

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CKA6150 NC Lathe, Green Degree Evaluation Model, Green Redesign

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