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UPTIME | UNIFIED PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM

01-09-2017

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28-02-2021

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Standardisation via International Standardisation Organisations (ISO, IEC, ITU-T)
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  • ISO TC 184 SC4 and  SC5 on industrial data, ISO/IEC JTC1 on Information Technology, ISO TC 184 IEC TC 65 JWG 21 on Smart Manufacturing  Reference Model - in link with RAMI 4.0
  • IOF, Industry Ontologies Foundry, ontologies for Industry particularly the working group on maintenance ontologies
  • In contact with MIMOSA e.g. for ISO 18101 for Oil and Gas Interoperability

BIO4EEB | BIO insulation materials for Enhancing the Energy performance of Buildings.

01-01-2023

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31-12-2026

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The BIO4EEB project contributes to the standardisation of bio-based insulation materials for enhancing the energy performance of buildings. Through its innovative approach, the project advances the development of bio-based materials such as Posidonia panels and bio-based polyurethane (BIO-PUR) insulation, focusing on circularity and sustainability. The project is aligned with key EU policies like the Circular Economy Action Plan (CEAP) and aims to integrate circularity indicators into the construction sector. In doing so, BIO4EEB collaborates with standardisation bodies such as CEN/TC 350 and ISO/TC 323, contributing to the establishment of new standards that address environmental performance and circularity in construction. By developing high-performance bio-based materials that comply with stringent standards, BIO4EEB promotes the broader application of circularity principles in construction. This includes life cycle assessments (LCA), improving insulation properties, reducing embodied energy and CO2 emissions, and developing prefabricated façade systems. The project also contributes to the establishment of a digital platform for stakeholders to access knowledge and tools for improving decision-making regarding sustainable building renovation. This digital platform incorporates metrics and configurations derived from both real and virtual demonstration sites, enhancing the replicability of the solutions across the EU.

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