In this project update webinar take a look at non-destructive evaluation (NDE) of fatigue damage in end-of-life metals and exploring how NDE is essential to maximizing the benefits of such materials for remanufacturing. NDE not only enables effective materials screening but also provides valuable information for the process optimization and control of downstream remanufacturing processes.

This webinar will provide an introduction to the fundamentals of Design for Re-X. Product recycling, remanufacturing and reuse (Re-X) can be very difficult, both technically and economically.

Many of these difficulties are created during the original product design stage, where important design decisions such as material choice, product configuration, component geometry and assembly methods are specified. Some of the technical and economic difficulties associated with Re-X can be prevented by making different decisions during product design.

In this project update webinar take a look at non-destructive evaluation (NDE) of fatigue damage in end-of-life metals and exploring how NDE is essential to maximizing the benefits of such materials for remanufacturing. NDE not only enables effective materials screening but also provides valuable information for the process optimization and control of downstream remanufacturing processes.

In this project webinar discover how important the design process can be for reman of industrial and agricultural equipment. By designing components with optimum material utilization and end-of-life in mind, there is a significant reduction in carbon emissions.

Solar energy is one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. However, the installation of new systems is rapidly being scaled up and may create tremendous amounts of e-waste at the end of their lifespan. Recoverable waste from US solar modules was estimated to be cumulatively $3 to $19 million in 2016 and projected to be worth $450 million by 2030 and $15 billion by 2050.