CE10 - Industrie et usine du futur : Homme, organisation, technologies 2025

Increasing Sustainability through Tolerance Allocation and Quality Control Strategies in high Precision Manufacturing - Application on Hydrogen Valves – H2-TACTICS

Submission summary

EU-Sustainable Products Regulation based on new Eco-design Directive aims to substantially enhance circularity, energy efficiency, and overall environmental sustainability of products sold within the EU. Integrating environmental considerations into every phase of the product lifecycle plays a crucial role in reducing energy and resource consumption and improving quality in manufacturing industries. The convergence of advanced technologies and new data analytics provide real-time feedback for smart manufacturing process control and adaptive product development for parts tolerance allocation as key element, ultimately leading to improved manufacturing efficiency and reduced scrap rates by integrating principles of reusing and remanufacturing. A tradeoff between cost, quality, energy consumption and material aim to better meet the requirements. To achieve this, the production system will be expanded to reuse both scrap parts from linear production and components from field use. Challenges arising from the use of remanufactured components are addressed by means of intelligent pairing strategies and suitable testing and measuring procedures.

Project coordination

Lazhar Homri (LABORATOIRE CONCEPTION FABRICATION COMMANDE)

The author of this summary is the project coordinator, who is responsible for the content of this summary. The ANR declines any responsibility as for its contents.

Partnership

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
ENSAM - LCFC LABORATOIRE CONCEPTION FABRICATION COMMANDE

Help of the ANR 263,093 euros
Beginning and duration of the scientific project: February 2026 - 36 Months

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