2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpe.2019.107549
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Production control of failure-prone manufacturing-remanufacturing systems using mixed dedicated and shared facilities

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“…To the best of our knowledge, many studies have focused on issues related to production decisions in a hybrid remanufacturing/manufacturing system. Assuming the remanufactured product is equivalent to the original manufactured product and thus sold for the same price to the same market, most researchers studied production decisions of the manufacturing/remanufacturing hybrid system [14][15][16] and operation decisions of the closed-loop supply chain [17][18][19].…”
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“…To the best of our knowledge, many studies have focused on issues related to production decisions in a hybrid remanufacturing/manufacturing system. Assuming the remanufactured product is equivalent to the original manufactured product and thus sold for the same price to the same market, most researchers studied production decisions of the manufacturing/remanufacturing hybrid system [14][15][16] and operation decisions of the closed-loop supply chain [17][18][19].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The remanufacturable returns are shipped to the remanufacturing center, and the non-remanufacturable returns are disposed and would not be processed in the following operation activities. That is, only a certain percentage of returns are suitable for remanufacturing [15,16,31]. Moreover, after remanufacturing activities, the remanufactured products are used to satisfy the customers' demand of the secondary market.…”
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“…Facing the dynamic changes of uncertain factors, it is difficult for mathematical modelling, and heuristic and meta-heuristic algorithms to obtain the optimal solution in real time [21][22][23][24][25]. Based on temporal difference (TD) learning theory, Damanik et al [26] established a deep TD reinforcement learning model, and used the model the transform and solve the multi-phase decision-making of multi-objective flexible job-shop scheduling; the solution was much better than that obtained by heuristic algorithm or ant colony optimization (ACO).…”
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“…A potential reason of imposing such simultaneous reductions is the decision to build smaller facilities in order to reduce their costs. For existing facilities this can be attributed to the concept of shared facilities (Assid et al, 2019). For these scenarios, the following seven problem instances are considered: "3-3-12-3", "2-3-10-5", " 5.15 provides the best found total cost and the number of opened manufacturing centres for S7, S8 and the basic scenario.…”
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