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Articulation in phases of Re-NetTA methodology
Phase Title
Action planned and tasks
Outputs
1
Best practices of Re-* (use, manufacturing)
and transferable key criteria to the construction
sector
– Definition of the national and international
state of art of re-manufacturing practices
within industrial and construction sectors
and analysis of relevant projects
– Identification of sustainable product–service
systems (S.PSS) and business models in
re-manufacturing practices of other sectors
(e.g., automotive, electronics, etc.)
transferable to the construction sector
– Survey of “design for disassembly” cases in
the construction sector
– Definition of re-manufacturing categories to
the construction sector
– Key criteria for re-manufacturing (design
rules, identification keys) and first set of
guidelines
– Definition of levers for the launch of
successful re-manufacturing processes from
an economic and environmental point of
view
2
Field test and stakeholders’ identification
• Activation of contacts with existing
re-manufacturing networks, also operating in
other sectors sample analysis at the Lombard
level of:
– entrepreneurial and re-manufacturing
potential
– potential of facility management suppliers
and construction companies to be involved
– potential market of buyers
– components with greater aptitude for
being remanufactured
In relation to different functions (exhibition
spaces, commercial, etc.), definition of
representative samples to be observed in order
to identify methods of intervention in relation
to technical elements (finishes, floors, ceilings,
external skin, windows frames)
(continued)
C. Talamo et al.
Table 1
Articulation in phases of Re-NetTA methodology
Phase Title
Action planned and tasks
Outputs
1
Best practices of Re-* (use, manufacturing)
and transferable key criteria to the construction
sector
– Definition of the national and international
state of art of re-manufacturing practices
within industrial and construction sectors
and analysis of relevant projects
– Identification of sustainable product–service
systems (S.PSS) and business models in
re-manufacturing practices of other sectors
(e.g., automotive, electronics, etc.)
transferable to the construction sector
– Survey of “design for disassembly” cases in
the construction sector
– Definition of re-manufacturing categories to
the construction sector
– Key criteria for re-manufacturing (design
rules, identification keys) and first set of
guidelines
– Definition of levers for the launch of
successful re-manufacturing processes from
an economic and environmental point of
view
2
Field test and stakeholders’ identification
• Activation of contacts with existing
re-manufacturing networks, also operating in
other sectors sample analysis at the Lombard
level of:
– entrepreneurial and re-manufacturing
potential
– potential of facility management suppliers
and construction companies to be involved
– potential market of buyers
– components with greater aptitude for
being remanufactured
In relation to different functions (exhibition
spaces, commercial, etc.), definition of
representative samples to be observed in order
to identify methods of intervention in relation
to technical elements (finishes, floors, ceilings,
external skin, windows frames)
(continued)