Integrated approach for disassembly processes generation and recycling evaluation of an end-of-life product

Gerner, S.; Kobeissi, Amal; David, B.; Binder, Z.; Descotes-Genon, B.

doi:10.1080/00207540412331270414

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“…As the production of green products is manufacturers' responsibility, companies have been concerned with reducing the use of energy and resources, eliminating toxicity from their raw materials and looking at ways of recycling and reusing products at the end of their lifecycles (Gerner, Kobeissi, David, Binder, & Descotes-Genon, 2005).…”

Section: Environment Companies and Environmental Managementmentioning

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Environmental Management, Strategic Practices and Praxis: A Study in Santa Catarina Industrial Companies

Alperstedt

Bulgacov

2015

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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This article analyzed the correlation between strategic praxis related to environmental management in Santa Catarina industrial companies and their strategic practices. This quantitative study is based on the theoretical foundations of environmental management and strategy as practice. Praxis (environmental management) is understood as a cluster of three perspectives: product design, main processes and support system. The data were collected by way of an online questionnaire, with 225 completed and submitted to canonical correlation multivariate analysis using SPSS software, confirming the hypothesis that there is a correlation between companies' praxis (environmental management) and strategic practices. However, the correlation best represents the original variables at the support system level, seeking to value the correlation. Likewise, not all original variables make up the new canonical variable, which suggests that there are new implications.

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Section: Environment Companies and Environmental Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Management, Strategic Practices and Praxis: A Study in Santa Catarina Industrial Companies

Alperstedt

Bulgacov

2015

BAR, Braz. Adm. Rev.

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“…It shows that the economics of recycling is more important than the recycling technology. Gerner et al (2005) apply a goal-programming approach in terms of the multi-objective bi-criteria linear techno-economic model in order to generate the solution of recycling process that is economically and ecologically efficient for EOL product.…”

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Product end-of-life options selection: grey relational analysis approach

Chan

2008

International Journal of Production Research

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Management of the product end-of-life (EOL) for a manufacturing enterprise is important. An improper EOL strategy can negatively affect the productivity and profitability and undermines the reputation of an enterprise because of the growing demands for extended producer responsibility. Producers need tools and methods to evaluate each EOL option since it is a complicated but mustbe-accomplished task to achieve in order to solve the multiple-criteria problem that combines aspects such as eco-system quality, environmental impacts, human health issues, and economic factors etc. This paper presents an alternative decision-making process to generate an optimal solution from a list of EOL options under the uncertainty condition of incomplete information. Using Grey Relational Analysis, the multi-criteria weighted average is proposed to rank the product EOL options with respect to several criteria at the material level. It will guide the selection process and help a decision-maker solve the selection problem. The method is demonstrated with an example. Various EOL options are evaluated using the developed multicriteria methodology that takes account the environmental, economical and social factors.

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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

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

Laruccia

Nascimento

Deghi³

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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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Integrated approach for disassembly processes generation and recycling evaluation of an end-of-life product

Cited by 32 publications

References 9 publications

Environmental Management, Strategic Practices and Praxis: A Study in Santa Catarina Industrial Companies

Environmental Management, Strategic Practices and Praxis: A Study in Santa Catarina Industrial Companies

Product end-of-life options selection: grey relational analysis approach

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

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