Energy-Saving Optimization Design Frame System Using Energy Footprint Graphical Model

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Product’s performance should be sustainable the environment, which is accepted and be accomplished by more and more companies and people. While some of these methods used well in some special fields may damage the environment in the other period of product related lifecycle phrase. This paper propose an integrated solving environmental analysis methodology based on the unified energy footprint graphic model, which can systematic describe all the produce activities impacted with the external environment by tracing the energy footprint in the uniformed energy flow maps. This frame system can also be divided into three ranks, which can be used clearly to deal with the energy-related environmental problem from the product component structure design to the manufactory processes optimization even to the product families’ research and industrial distribution as a whole.

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