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Building on the information provided in the previous chapter, this one propose a concept which makes it possible to describe, model, evaluate and improve the grinding process and system. The concept shall support the planning of new or the improvement of existing grinding processes and systems. For this purpose, the requirements and characteristics of the proposed concept are presented in the first step. Followed by a general description of the proposed concept, each concept element is presented in detail. This detailed presentation includes the illustration of the process and system, the specification of the procedure used to model the technological, economic and environmental indicators, and the evaluation as well as the improvement procedures. The chapter ends with the presentation of the proposed application cycle to evaluate and improve the eco-efficiency of grinding processes and systems.

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Winter, M. (2016). Concept Development. In: Eco-efficiency of Grinding Processes and Systems. Sustainable Production, Life Cycle Engineering and Management. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25205-6_4

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