Determination of a disassembly strategy

Penev, K.D.; Ron, de Aj Ad

doi:10.1080/00207549608904915

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“…In this context, Johnson andWang (1995,1998) have presented a network flow model for maximising the recovery profit for a given product, balancing component values and disassembly costs. Similarly, Penev and de Ron (1996) consider optimal 'cannibalisation' sequences releasing a number of preselected components from a given product. Meacham et al (1999) extend these approaches to multi-product models involving fixed costs and common parts.…”

Section: Disassemblymentioning

confidence: 99%

Quantitative Models for Reverse Logistics

Fleischmann

2001

Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems

272

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Section: Disassemblymentioning

confidence: 99%

Quantitative Models for Reverse Logistics

Fleischmann

2001

Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems

272

144

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“…Li-Hsing, 2001 andHu et al 2002). Another group of researches focused on the optimal disassembly or recycling sequence are (Gerner et al 2005;Johnson & Wang, 1995;Penev & Ron, 1996;Gupta, 2002 andLambert, 1997). Das et al (2000) developed a model with seven factors to assess disassembly effort and cost.…”

Section: Reverse Logistics Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Study of Consumer Behavior on Recycling of Fluorescent Lamps in São Paulo, Brazil

Laruccia

Nascimento

Deghi³

et al. 2011

IJBA

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The purpose of this article is to understand consumer behavior on the disposal of fluorescent lamps used in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The research discusses the consumer's decision on recycling, environmental aspects of disposal of fluorescent lamps and reverse logistics. Regarding methodology procedures we used a survey on the basis of convenience, with a sample of 240 people. As a result, most people discard fluorescent lamps in the organic waste and considering the right place for disposal the selective collection and recycle post. However, the posts for selective collection are not prepared for the effective recycling of fluorescent lamps and components in Brazil.

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“…Therefore, the optimal depth of disassembly is determined based on a trade-oOEbetween the values of the disassembled segments and the associated disassembly costs. Though many diOE erent procedures have been proposed to determine this optimal disassembly depth (Navinchandra 1993, Zussman et al 1994, Johnson and Wang 1995, Harjula et al 1996, Penev and De Ron 1996, Jovane et al 1997, Lambert 1997, Johnson and Wang 1998, the generic objective function used to obtain the optimal depth can be expressed as:…”

Section: Rationalementioning

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Configuration analysis to support product redesign for end-of-life disassembly

Viswanathan¹,

Allada

2001

International Journal of Production Research

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End-of-life product disassembly is an important process that makes the parts of a product available for diOE erent material and part recycling processes at end of its useful life. However, the e ciency of the disassembly process greatly aOE ects the economics of meeting the environmental goals set for the product. An important determinant of the e ciency of disassembly is the product con® guration. Therefore, it is essential for the designer to assess these implications of the con-® guration while designing a product for end-of-life disassembly. In this paper, a formal model, called the Con® guration-Value (CV) model, is proposed to evaluate and analyse the eOE ect of con® guration on disassembly. The model focuses on the rate of value extraction during the disassembly process. The model is used to identify the critical bottlenecks in the con® guration, to help the designer to identify the design changes that need to be made to improve the product disassemblability'. An example is presented to demonstrate the application of the proposed model.

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Determination of a disassembly strategy

Cited by 145 publications

References 2 publications

Quantitative Models for Reverse Logistics

Quantitative Models for Reverse Logistics

A Study of Consumer Behavior on Recycling of Fluorescent Lamps in São Paulo, Brazil

Configuration analysis to support product redesign for end-of-life disassembly

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