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To develop an energy baseline model using an equivalent volume method and an energy management control system to track and optimize energy consumption across varied aluminum manufacturing outputs.

January 3, 2024Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of SciencesOpen Access

Sustainable energy efficiency in aluminium parts industries utilizing waste heat and equivalent volume with energy management control system

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To develop an energy baseline model using an equivalent volume method and an energy management control system to track and optimize energy consumption across varied aluminum manufacturing outputs.
Analyzed production workflows in an automotive aluminum component manufacturing facility.
Converted multi-item production metrics into equivalent volumes to calculate energy consumption ratios and establish an energy baseline.
Simulated energy-saving performance and structured an energy management control system incorporating sustainability key performance indicators.
Establishing an energy baseline based on the ratio of energy to equivalent volume yielded strong data correlation with an R² value approaching 1.
Derived best-demonstrated performance metrics from the baseline model to define operational energy reduction targets.
Observed identical baseline values before and after deviant data removal, with variance limited to percentage energy reduction targets.

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Case study demonstrates improved energy baseline modeling using equivalent volume in aluminum component manufacturing, indicating viable frameworks for industrial emissions reduction.

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Yandri et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9ac993df850165bd017cd6 https://doi.org/10.3176/proc.2024.1.04

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Case study demonstrates improved energy baseline modeling using equivalent volume in aluminum component manufacturing, indicating viable frameworks for industrial emissions reduction.

Sustainable energy efficiency in aluminium parts industries utilizing waste heat and equivalent volume with energy management control system

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Sustainable energy efficiency in aluminium parts industries utilizing waste heat and equivalent volume with energy management control system

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