Keywords
Sustainable manufacturing
Metal forming processes
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Abstract
The main objective of this research was identify in the literature sustainable practices associated to the metal forming processes. Besides, a case study was performed in a company selected. Eight sustainable practices were found and they were used to develop a research protocol. An interview with the industrial manager of the company was conducted. The results showed that the mentioned company had a low-medium degree of sustainable practices adoption.
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