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NetZero, Achievable by Manufacturing?
The papers in this special issue, “Net-Zero: Achievable by Manufacturing?”, therefore iscuss the various aspects of manufacturing technologies for net-zero transformation ranging from low-CO 2 process, renewable energy, and smart technolgy to government policies, which are crucial and timely for manufacturing engineers facing the net-zero transformation. More specifi cally, this special issue includes papers in the following areas:
• Manufacturing processes for CO 2 reduction.
• Renewable energies for manufacturing facilities.
• Smart technologies for energy/waste management.
• Case Studies of government policy and success story of NetZero.
Editors
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Friedrich B. Prinz
Stanford University, USA
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Sangkee Min
University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
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Jihwan An
Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea
Articles (16 in this collection)
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Nanometer Yttria-doped Ceria Shell by Atomic Layer Deposition over Porous Pt for Improved Oxygen Reduction Reactions
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Corrosion Lifetime Estimation of Printed Circuit Board in Marine Atmosphere Environment Using Multiphysics Simulation
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Fe3O4/Laser-Induced Graphene as an Adsorbent for Microplastics Emitted from Household Wastewater
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Modeling and Assessment of Power Consumption for Green Machining Strategy
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Improving Sustainability Index of Grey Cast Iron Finish Cutting Through High-Speed Dry Turning and Cutting Parameters Optimization Using Taguchi-Based Bayesian Method
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Analysis and Optimization of Energy Consumption for Multi-part Printing Using Selective Laser Melting and Considering the Support Structure
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Sustainable Lubrication/Cooling Systems for Efficient Turning Operations of γ-TiAl Parts from the Aeronautic Industry
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Atomic Layer Deposition for Thin Film Solid-State Battery and Capacitor
Authors (first, second and last of 8)
