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Disassembly is one of the key elements of any processing of recovered products. Be it for repair, remanufacturing, refurbishing, cannibalisation, material recycling, or disposal. Hence, planning the disassembly is important and—with growing amounts of recovered products and need for saving resources—becomes even more important.The disassembly planning approaches presented are based on mathematical programming. With this methodology a profit-optimal planning of quantities of multiple types of recovered products as well as parts distribution, material recycling, and disposal quantities is realised. Thereby, typical aspects, like material purity requirements, the condition of the recovered products, hazardous parts, and capacity limitations, are also considered. Anew approach is the presented combination of disassembly-to-order planning and disassembly sequencing, which is called Flexible Disassembly Planning. Contents · Flexible Disassembly Planning · Disassembly planning considering price-quantity dependencies · Rolling horizon disassembly planning · Disassembly path assignment Target Groups · Researchers and students in the field of Business Administration with focus on Disassembly Planning and Operations Research · Managers and experts with focus on Disassembly Planning About the Author Christian Ullerich was university lecturer and researcher in the fields of Operations Research and Industrial Management at the faculty of economic sciences at the TechnischeUniversität Dresden.
Factory and trade waste. --- Recycling (Waste, etc.) --- Salvage (Waste, etc.) --- Production engineering. --- Manufacturing engineering --- Process engineering --- Conversion of waste products --- Industrial salvage --- Recovery of waste products --- Solid waste management --- Utilization of waste products --- Waste management --- Waste reclamation --- Recovery of natural resources --- Recovery of waste materials --- Resource recovery --- Waste recycling --- Waste reuse --- Factory waste --- Industrial effluents --- Industrial wastes --- Trades-waste --- Wastewaters --- Business. --- Organization. --- Planning. --- Business and Management. --- Industrial engineering --- Mechanical engineering --- Waste products --- Refuse and refuse disposal --- Conservation of natural resources --- Energy conservation --- Plant engineering --- Centralized industrial waste treatment facilities --- Pollution --- Organisation --- Management --- Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) --- Executive ability --- Organization
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Disassembly is one of the key elements of any processing of recovered products. Be it for repair, remanufacturing, refurbishing, cannibalisation, material recycling, or disposal. Hence, planning the disassembly is important and—with growing amounts of recovered products and need for saving resources—becomes even more important.The disassembly planning approaches presented are based on mathematical programming. With this methodology a profit-optimal planning of quantities of multiple types of recovered products as well as parts distribution, material recycling, and disposal quantities is realised. Thereby, typical aspects, like material purity requirements, the condition of the recovered products, hazardous parts, and capacity limitations, are also considered. Anew approach is the presented combination of disassembly-to-order planning and disassembly sequencing, which is called Flexible Disassembly Planning. Contents · Flexible Disassembly Planning · Disassembly planning considering price-quantity dependencies · Rolling horizon disassembly planning · Disassembly path assignment Target Groups · Researchers and students in the field of Business Administration with focus on Disassembly Planning and Operations Research · Managers and experts with focus on Disassembly Planning About the Author Christian Ullerich was university lecturer and researcher in the fields of Operations Research and Industrial Management at the faculty of economic sciences at the TechnischeUniversität Dresden.
Methodology of economics --- Economics --- Production management --- Business management --- Business economics --- financieel management --- bedrijfsplanning --- bedrijfseconomie --- bedrijfsorganisatie --- economie
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