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Plastic from Petroleum
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Fiberglass
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Raw materials must be processed.
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Aluminum Ore
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Petroleum
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Silica sand
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Limestone
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Polyacrylonitrile (synthetic)
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Aluminum
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Fiberglass
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Plastic
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Carbon Fiber
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| Retiring/Disposal
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| Crossbow, Bolts
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Revision as of 15:37, 1 February 2014

DFE Analysis

Table: 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

Camouflage coating requires an adhesive

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


Product Life Cycle Analysis

Table: Product Life Cycle Analysis Results
Life Cycle Stage Description Inputs Outputs
Material Extraction Steel from Iron Ore

Plastic from Petroleum Fiberglass

Raw materials must be processed.

Iron Ore

Aluminum Ore

Petroleum

Silica sand

Limestone

Polyacrylonitrile (synthetic)

Steel

Aluminum

Fiberglass

Plastic

Carbon Fiber

Production Components
Use Crossbow, Bolts Shooting Crossbow
End of Life Retiring/Disposal Crossbow, Bolts Landfill
Transportation Airplane, Boat, Truck Fuel, Crossbow, Bolts Crossbow, Bolts


Product Life Cycle Analysis

Table: Product Life Cycle Analysis Results
Life Cycle Stage Description Inputs Outputs
Material Extraction Steel from Iron Ore

Plastic from Petroleum Fiberglass

Raw materials must be processed.

Iron Ore

Aluminum Ore

Petroleum

Silica sand

Limestone

Polyacrylonitrile (synthetic)

Steel

Aluminum

Fiberglass

Plastic

Carbon Fiber

Production Components
Use Crossbow, Bolts Shooting Crossbow
End of Life Retiring/Disposal Crossbow, Bolts Landfill
Transportation Airplane, Boat, Truck Fuel, Crossbow, Bolts Crossbow, Bolts
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