Contact person
Hanna Linden
Senior forskare
Contact Hanna
Safe to circulate
The automotive industry needs to manage emissions related to materials and components, in addition to the ongoing electrification. The project Safe to Circulate has aimed to investigate the possibility of a data-driven system to maximize the reuse of components while maintaining high safety standards.
These studies resulted in the start of the building of a system demonstrator (via a stage 2 proposal) for the efficient recycling of automotive components through data and model analysis aimed at developing and testing scalable solutions for improved and efficient reuse in real environments. This together with strategic parties that are part of the value chain includes a focus on reuse and recirculation of vehicle components via increased digitalisation.
The system demonstrator is expected to utilize data-driven and model-driven techniques to provide insights into the condition of automotive components combined with business and sustainability assessment. This can pave the way for increasing the potential for component reuse, optimizing recycling strategies, and understanding the impact of road conditions on vehicle wear.
Related documents
Safe to circulate - FFI final report (prestudy) vers 2_0.pdf (pdf, 521.77 KB)
Summary
Project name
Safe to circulate
Status
Completed
Region
Västra Götaland Region
RISE role in project
Coordinator
Project start
Duration
6 months
Total budget
800 000 SEK
Partner
Funders
Vinnova - Sweden´s Innovation Agency, with support from the FFI program
Coordinators
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
Project members
Birgit Brunklaus Emma Enebog Christian Jonasson Vincent Schaller Jenny Lundahl Sepideh Pashami Oscar Andersson Krister Essvik Hanna Linden
Supports the UN sustainability goals
9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
11. Sustainable cities and communities
12. Responsible consumption and production
13. Climate action
16. Peace, justice and strong institutions
17. Partnerships for the goals
