Alternative Materials Assessment
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Section: Sustainable Electronics TIG
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Co-chair: Stephen Tisdsale, Intel
 Co-chair: Leo Kenny, Intel
Co-Chair: Cory Robertson
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End-of-Project Webinar
This project examined key existing materials assessment strategies (frameworks, methodologies and tools), for the application and effectiveness in evaluating their environmental/toxicological properties for use. The team has taken a phased approach and conducted a focused benchmarking exercise, using several representative, industry-relevant chemical substances (Phthalates, NMP and TBBP-A), as a means of comparing a carefully selected list of assessment tools (included in the OECD toolbox), which have potential for broad use in the near future. A gap analysis summary and comparison of key descriptors and key tool use criteria was evaluated for these representative substances, creating an important reference document that can serve to standardize and streamline the approach to alternative assessment. The intent of this study was to facilitate a more proactive, better informed decision making process, for more effective risk mitigation. A summary of the results of our evaluation and potential next steps were provided in our end-of-project report.
Interim Report Webinar
- Presentation, June 26, 2014
- This webinar is for iNEMI members only
Project Statement and Statement of Work
Presentation from Call for Participation Teleconference
Project Objectives
- Examine existing environmental/toxicology assessment tools or methodologies used for assessing alternatives in industry, NGOs, academia and governmental agencies. Identify applicability to current and future electronic manufacturing and products.
- Conduct limited benchmark testing utilizing a small set of materials of interest.
- Develop a gap analysis including pros/cons of each methodology.
For Additional Information
Mark Schaffer
+1 512-468-9596
marks@inemi.org |
