Peran Material Daur Ulang dan Biopolimer Dalam Penerapan Circular Economy di Industri Manufaktur
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https://doi.org/10.55606/jurritek.v5i1.7563Keywords:
Biopolymers, Circular Economy, Manufacturing Industry, Recycled Materials, SustainabilityAbstract
The analysis methods used in this study include a case study on the use of closed-loop recycling and an evaluation of biopolymer performance across various industries, both of which are important components in the transformation of the manufacturing industry toward a circular economy. The research findings indicate that recycled materials can reduce carbon emissions by thirty to fifty percent and save production costs by fifteen to twenty-five percent. Artificial intelligence-based sorting technology improves sorting efficiency to 95 percent, and closed-loop recycling maintains the mechanical properties of materials up to 90 percent after four cycles. The degradation rate of biopolymers like PLA and PHA reaches 60-80% within six months, although production costs are still 2-3 times higher. The integrated approach increases resource efficiency by 45% and reduces waste by 60%. To achieve successful implementation, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policies, strategic infrastructure investments, and collaboration from various parties thru the triple helix model must work together.
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