Hello Community,
I’m currently exploring how to leverage ENOVIA for managing a Reverse Bill of Materials (RBOM) in the context of product end-of-life. Specifically, I’m interested in using the tool to support the disassembly process and the valorization of product components and materials.
My key goals are to:
- Detail how a product will be disassembled at the end of its lifecycle.
- Track the value of reusable or recyclable components to optimize resource recovery.
- Improve sustainability practices by making informed decisions on materials and components that can be reused or sold.
- Design for disassembly from the early product development stages to facilitate end-of-life management.
Does anyone in the community have experience with managing such processes within ENOVIA? I would love to hear about best practices or tips for:
- Structuring an RBOM in ENOVIA.
- Managing component traceability and material recycling workflows.
- Integrating sustainability or circular economy considerations within ENOVIA’s capabilities.
Looking forward to any insights or suggestions you may have!
Best regards,
Antoine Saintoyant
