#7759. Are design for disassembly principles advantageous for the environment when applied to temporary exhibition installations?

October 2026publication date
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Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering;
Environmental Engineering;
Environmental Chemistry;
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment;
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Abstract:
Disassembly of a product is a systematic process of separating an item into components and subcomponents and is a key factor to foster a more circular economy in which resources are kept longer. The aim of this study is to explore how to combine design for disassembly indicators with a life cycle-based tool and investigate the environmental benefits of design for disassembly. The intent is to assess the environmental sustainability of an exhibition area, from a circular economy perspective, by using design for disassembly principles and a carbon footprint methodology.
Keywords:
Carbon footprint; design for disassembly; exhibition area; ISO 14067; temporary installation

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