2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2010.04.008
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Development of a simulation model for reuse businesses and case studies in Japan

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“…O planejamento de princípios ambientais está intrínseco à implantação de sistema e gestão ambiental e implantação da P+L no sistema de produção (UNEP, 1990b;Madden et al, 2005), considerando a oportunidade de estruturar o processo de desmontagem, reparo dos componentes danificados e testes finais (Jiang et al, 2011), por meio da remanufatura de produtos descartados/quebrados/usados, restabelecendo a garantia do uso e qualidade (Anastas & Zimmerman, 2006), reuso, que inclui tanto a obtenção de produtos de segunda mão quanto remanufaturados (Matsumoto, 2010) e reciclagem para preservar matérias-primas (Rao & Holt, 2005).…”
Section: Revisão Bibliográficaunclassified
“…O planejamento de princípios ambientais está intrínseco à implantação de sistema e gestão ambiental e implantação da P+L no sistema de produção (UNEP, 1990b;Madden et al, 2005), considerando a oportunidade de estruturar o processo de desmontagem, reparo dos componentes danificados e testes finais (Jiang et al, 2011), por meio da remanufatura de produtos descartados/quebrados/usados, restabelecendo a garantia do uso e qualidade (Anastas & Zimmerman, 2006), reuso, que inclui tanto a obtenção de produtos de segunda mão quanto remanufaturados (Matsumoto, 2010) e reciclagem para preservar matérias-primas (Rao & Holt, 2005).…”
Section: Revisão Bibliográficaunclassified
“…Product reuse through refurbishing includes process not limited to inspection, cleaning, storage and testing but also may include disassembly, reprocessing and reassembly (Matsumoto, 2010;Subramoniam et al, 2009;Pagell et al, 2007). Reuse through refurbishing can again be classified according to the intended quality level required as can be seen in Fig.…”
Section: Reuse/lifetime Extension Of Weeementioning
confidence: 99%
“…3. Matsumoto (2010) argue that the success of reuse business depends largely on consumer preferences for reuse products. The increased consumer exposure to WEEE reuse business in India is the result of widening economic disparity resulting in digital divide, penetration of IT in the rural educational sector, affordability and rising demand for reusable e-products.…”
Section: Reuse/lifetime Extension Of Weeementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Steinhilper [21] proposed eight criteria to be evaluated in establishing the suitability of products for remanufacturing: (1) technical criteria (type or variety of materials and parts, suitability for disassembly, cleaning, testing, reconditioning), (2) quantitative criteria (amount of returned products, timely and regional availability), (3) value criteria (value added from material/production/assembly), (4) time criteria (maximum product life time, single-use cycle time), (5) innovation criteria (technical progress regarding new products and remanufactured products), (6) disposal criteria (efforts and cost of alternative processes to recycle the products and possible hazardous components), (7) criteria regarding interference with new manufacturing (competition or cooperation with OEMs), and (8) other criteria (market behavior, liabilities, patents, intellectual property rights). Other relevant arguments were provided in e.g., Hammond et al [7], Guide and Van Wassenhove [22], Ijomah et al [19], Subramoniam et al [23,24], and Matsumoto [25].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%