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Biomaterial Hierarchy Selection Framework Under Uncertainty for More Reliable Sustainable Green Products

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Determining an appropriate biocomposite material type for sustainable industry is still challenging for both designers and decision makers. Establishing appropriate methods for determining biomaterial constituents is still required to improve their functionality in various industrial applications. This work develops and introduces a novel systematic biomaterial hierarchy selection framework to properly assess and informatively select the constituents of biomaterials under uncertainty to keep preventing the production of waste, while increasing efficiencies in the uses of energy and resources toward better industrial sustainability. The added value step of this work is to be a practical roadmap to enhance better understanding of steps required for investigating, analyzing and finding appropriate biocomposite materials for future related bioproducts considering simultaneous technical, economic and environmental criteria. Findings of this work would dramatically improve not only achieving better low-cost green products, but also expanding sustainable opportunities toward finding feasible solutions for the future. The introduced framework and algorithm would also facilitate the design process for new generation of functional green products. The presented approach considers the micro detailed steps essential for building a functional biomaterial selection system toward developing better low-cost materials to provide even several long-term benefits to the overall sustainability.

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AL-Oqla, F.M. Biomaterial Hierarchy Selection Framework Under Uncertainty for More Reliable Sustainable Green Products. JOM 75, 2187–2198 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-023-05797-4

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