Disassembly sequencing: A survey

Lambert, Ajd Fred

doi:10.1080/0020754031000120078

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“…An important decision problem in this category of models is which parts to disassemble for reuse opportunities. This question has long been studied in the mainstream of CLSC, see Lambert [2003].…”

Section: Production Planning and Inventory Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

From closed-loop to sustainable supply chains: the WEEE case

Neto

Walther

Bloemhof-Ruwaard

et al. 2009

International Journal of Production Research

172

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Section: Production Planning and Inventory Managementmentioning

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From closed-loop to sustainable supply chains: the WEEE case

Neto

Walther

Bloemhof-Ruwaard

et al. 2009

International Journal of Production Research

172

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“…Although assembly planning has been a classic problem for a long time, studies on disassembly only became popular in recent decades and in the area of robotics [2,1,3]. The input of their system includes the geometrical models of products and the different features of parts stored in a database (e.g., the type of each part and the style of contacts between parts).…”

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“…However, currently disassembly remains mainly a manual Email addresses: jianwei.guo@nlpr.ia.ac.cn (Jianwei Guo), yandongming@gmail.com (Dong-Ming Yan), lier@ios.ac.cn (Er Li), weiming.dong@ia.ac.cn (Weiming Dong), pwonka@gmail.com (Peter Wonka), xiaopeng.zhang@ia.ac.cn (Xiaopeng Zhang) process [3]. Complex 3D objects are typically composed of numerous components, and understanding the spatial relationships of parts within the assembly is difficult.…”

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Illustrating the disassembly of 3D models

Guo

Yan

et al. 2013

Computers & Graphics

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We present a framework for the automatic disassembly of 3D man-made models and the illustration of the disassembly process. Given an assembled 3D model, we first analyze the individual parts using sharp edge loops and extract the contact faces between each pair of neighboring parts. The contact faces are then used to compute the possible moving directions of each part. We then present a simple algorithm for clustering the sets of the individual parts into meaningful sub-assemblies, which can be used for a hierarchical decomposition. We take the stability of sub-assemblies into account during the decomposition process by considering the upright orientation of the input models. Our framework also provides a user-friendly interface to enable the superimposition of the constraints for the decomposition. Finally, we visualize the disassembly process by generating an animated sequence. The experiments demonstrate that our framework works well for a variety of complex models.

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“…To find the optimal disassembly sequence, researchers have employed graph theory and mathematical programming approaches. For a survey, please see Lambert [54] and Gungor and Gupta [43]. Downloaded from informs.org by [34.212.246 …”

Section: Disassembly Sequencingmentioning

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Closed-Loop Supply Chains with Remanufacturing

Souza

Smith²

2008

State-of-the-Art Decision-Making Tools in the Information-Intensive Age

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In this tutorial I present an overview of closed-loop supply chains, which are supply chains where there are flows of products (postpurchase) back to manufacturers. Examples include supply chains with consumer returns and leasing options. I start by defining basic terms: differences with respect to forward chains, sources of product returns, disposition options for product returns (scrap, recycling, reuse, cannibalization for spare parts, and remanufacturing), strategic, tactical, and operational issues, along with regulatory and legislative issues. I then provide a brief overview of current practices, particularly regarding the state of remanufacturing in select industries: personal computers and peripherals, B2B information technology equipment, tires, and construction equipment (Caterpillar). I review the extant academic literature on closed-loop supply chains, particularly as it regards to business and management aspects, with less of a focus on environmental practices. Finally, I conclude with some directions for future research.

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Disassembly sequencing: A survey

Cited by 344 publications

References 205 publications

From closed-loop to sustainable supply chains: the WEEE case

From closed-loop to sustainable supply chains: the WEEE case

Illustrating the disassembly of 3D models

Closed-Loop Supply Chains with Remanufacturing

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