Implementation of energy value stream mapping (EVSM) as an alternative tool for the management and reduction of energy in processes in the industrial sector: a literature review
Keywords:
Lean Manufacturing, Value Stream Mapping, Energy Efficiency, Energy Consumption, Literature ReviewAbstract
The increase in the price of energy due to the scarcity of energy resources has imposed enormous pressure on the industries to reduce the consumption of these resources and is forcing them to invest in techniques that contribute to the improvement of their energy efficiency. The application of methods such as Energy Value Stream Mapping (EVSM) has been promising in reducing energy consumption and is being one of the methods widely used by industry professionals to eliminate inefficiencies in processes. Based on this information, the objective of this work is to present an analysis of the literature on EVSM addressing the modes of implementation, advantages and disadvantages, the applied industrial context and the complementary methods. By means of the results it was verified that its use allows the reduction of energy consumption, but is limited to a static representation and allows the analysis of only one product. In addition, the implementation of EVSM is performed through procedures, methodologies and simulation tools, and the most used method is the Sankey diagram and the electronics sector was the one in which EVSM is most implemented. Finally, suggestions are made for methods to complement its use and to assist future research in this area.References
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