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Replace aluminum components with plastic, providing a net benefit for the environment.
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Limb is removable to reduce transport volume
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The "snap-fit" design would reduce material amount by removing the need for fasteners
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Revision as of 15:24, 1 February 2014

DFE Analysis

Table 5.4: Design for Environment Study
DFE Guideline Good Aspects of Competitor Product and Ideas for Improvement
0. New Concept Development Remove fasteners to allow a snap-fit design.

Integrate a quiver into the crossbow itself, instead of having it as a separate part. Add a loading mechanism that does not require a very significant force input from the user.

1. Select Low Impact Materials Crossbow:

Aluminum, Fiberglass, Steel

Bolt:

Aluminum, Carbon Fiber

Sling:

Nylon, Foam


Replace aluminum components with plastic, providing a net benefit for the environment.

2. Reduce Material Amount Slots in the crossbow body reduce mass

Limb is removable to reduce transport volume

The "snap-fit" design would reduce material amount by removing the need for fasteners

3. Eco-Manufacturing

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4. Optimize Distribution Fill this with info

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5. Reduce Use-Phase Impact Fill this with info
6. Maximize The First Life Fill this with info

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7. End of Life
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