4. Conclusion
Adopting green technologies to help reduce environmental impacts is not just an option for companies, it's inevitable. Industries need to rethink their processes and supply chains to adapt to the new constraints of a resource-poor economy. Ecodesign for the textile industry means adopting the most virtuous technologies, both in terms of energy efficiency and raw materials and water management. This change of mentality must also be implemented at industrial level by extending product lifetimes, while consumers must become aware of the need to increase the useful life of their textiles. Alternatives exist and must be taken into account in product design, while innovative technologies such as waterless dyeing and recycling processes are evolving rapidly. In fact, the main focus is on the finishing and recycling of products at the end of their life cycle, enabling technologies and processes...
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Bibliography
Software tools
Life cycle assessment (LCA) software
SimaPro http://www.pre-sustainability.com/simapro
Gabi http://www.gabi-software.com/france/index/
Lifecycle analysis databases
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Events
National Ecodesign Conference, held every year http://www.eco-conception.fr
International LCA Congress, held annually in Lille http://www.avnir.org
Colloque Filières et Recyclage, takes place every year in Paris
Standards and norms
- Environmental management – Help in setting up an eco-design approach - NF X30-264 AFNOR - 2013
Regulations
Article L.541-10-3 of the French Environment Code.
Law on programmed obsolescence adopted by the National Assembly on October 14
Order no. 2010-1579 of December 17, 2010 containing various provisions adapting to European Union law in the field of waste (JO no. 0293 of December 18, 2010, p. 22301, text no. 1 [NOR: DEVX1028667R])
Patents
Article assembly and disassembly system WO2013189956 A1
Process for producing a carded spinning yarn from textile waste EP 1995362 B1
Directory
Manufacturers – Suppliers – Distributors (non-exhaustive list)
Observatory of technical textiles in France http://www.textilestechniquesenfrance.com
Organizations – Federations – Associations (non-exhaustive list)
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