Analysis of issues controlling the feasibility of automobile remanufacturing business in India

Sinha, Ajay Kumar; Boone, Tonya; Ganeshan, Ram

doi:10.1504/ijsom.2017.082893

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“…Sinha [35] analyzed that India has tremendous potential in remanufacturing business. The main factors of the demand for remanufactured products are the rapidly growing middle class, the market-oriented economy, the availability of trained manpower at a competitive cost, the fairly well-developed credit and financing facilities, and the competitive cost of raw materials.…”

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Feasibility of Remanufacturing in Shoemaking Machines under the Trend of Net-zero Carbon Emissions

Chen¹,

Lin²,

Chuang³

2023

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Achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 has become a common goal in the world. An effective strategy to reduce carbon emissions will be the key to maintaining international competitiveness. Although green energy exchange is mature around the world, the relevant systems and regulations in Taiwan are not yet ready. This research examines the feasibility of shoemaking machines remanufacturing and tries to seek effective strategies to achieve carbon neutrality for the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of shoemaking machines. The evaluation of remanufacturing in a shoemaking machine is based on imprecise and fuzzy information. First, the feasibility evaluation model of remanufacturing in a shoemaking machine is established, including technical, economic, and resource environment feasibility criteria. Second, the comprehensive benefit evaluation model of the remanufacturing shoemaking machine is established, in which the weight of each criterion is determined by the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Finally, combined with the questionnaire, the evaluation method is verified and analyzed. The results show that the four criteria (clusters) for remanufacturing shoemaking machines have different weights, in descending order: Product design, Business model, Recycling system, and Corporate image. This implies that Product design is the most important factor for remanufacturing shoemaking machines, followed by the Business model, Recycling system, and Corporate image. Therefore, to succeed in the circular economy, OEMs need to rethink how to redesign their products from the beginning and create a new business model.

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Feasibility of Remanufacturing in Shoemaking Machines under the Trend of Net-zero Carbon Emissions

Chen¹,

Lin²,

Chuang³

2023

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“…Inadequately designed vehicle component is the significant causative factor towards the poor performance of the ELV recycling system [54,55]. It has been observed and studied that, in present ELVs, the vehicle's components are not designed for recycling and remanufacturing, which makes the segregation, dismantling, and other subsequent operations onerous, arduous, challenging, and expensive [56].…”

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Development, Critical Evaluation, and Proposed Framework: End-of-Life Vehicle Recycling in India

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Over the last couple of decades, the automobile sector in India has seen dramatic growth, following the phenomenal booming of engenders rapid proliferation of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs). Therefore, efficient and sustainable handling of ELVs is paramount. India has been striving to establish a practical regulatory framework to handle ELVs sustainably. This study explores India’s current ELV recycling system to promote sustainable development. Subsequently, this article evaluates the present ELV recycling system to determine the existing issues in ELV recycling to prevent failure and enhance and standardize the processes involved in ELV recycling to achieve the optimum standard for product and process quality. This paper proposes pragmatic frameworks and offers recommendations for setting up an efficient ELV recycling system to resolve current issues and expedite sustainable development. This study has been performed through a mixed-method approach; a literature and policy review accompanied by detailed structured interviews with major stakeholders and industrial visits. This investigation reveals that India’s ELV recycling system is at the embryonic stage and struggling against numerous inherent impediments. However, the proposed frameworks, together with practical recommendations, provide a paradigm for expediting materials recycling from ELVs and resolving perennial issues. This research may assist the government of India in implementing any upcoming regulatory and legal framework.

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“…While processes involved in remanufacturing industrial products have been discussed for many years, research examining consumers markets and perceptions of remanufactured products has been scarce (Abbey et al, 2015a;Jiménez-Parra, et al, 2014;. A more comprehensive understanding of the marketing issues for remanufactured products is needed (Souza, 2013;Sinha et al, 2017), so that the relationships between consumers and these markets may be more effectively analysed (Atasu et al, 2010;Govindan, et al, 2015;Subramanian and Subramanyam, 2012).…”

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Marketing issues for remanufactured products

Govindan¹,

Jiménez-Parra

Rubio

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Journal of Cleaner Production

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Remanufacturing is an industrial process whereby used products are restored to useful life. This special issue seeks to address marketing issues for remanufactured products and provide an in-depth understanding of their barriers, together with mitigating practices and future opportunities. The articles present and analyse opportunities to improve marketing approaches for remanufactured products through exploring various marketing strategies, consumer behaviours, pricing and branding decisions, and optimized green transportation. This editorial note summarizes the outcomes of the papers published under this special issue, in addition to discussions on various influencing factors on marketing issues for remanufactured products including marketing attributes, customer willingness, pricing practices and performance evaluation methods. The final conclusion shows that there is sufficient scope to explore various perspectives connected with the issues of marketing remanufactured products through different fields of application.

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Analysis of issues controlling the feasibility of automobile remanufacturing business in India

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Development, Critical Evaluation, and Proposed Framework: End-of-Life Vehicle Recycling in India

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