2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.07.108
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A carbon-constrained EOQ model with uncertain demand for remanufactured products

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“…The assumptions are consistent with those ofHua et al (2011),Hovelaque and Bironneau (2015),Liao and Deng (2018). (i) Expected carbon emissions from transportation The carbon emissions from transportation include a fixed component and a variable component associated with the quantity of product purchased during the period.…”
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“…The assumptions are consistent with those ofHua et al (2011),Hovelaque and Bironneau (2015),Liao and Deng (2018). (i) Expected carbon emissions from transportation The carbon emissions from transportation include a fixed component and a variable component associated with the quantity of product purchased during the period.…”
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“…The demands are mostly unstable random processes due to ever-shortening product lifecycles and the constant emergence and updating of new products in real life (Shankar, 2015). A few researchers have made instructive attempts in this direction to extend the inventory model to a stochastic market demand under low carbon constraints (such as García-Alvarado, Paquet, Chaabane, & Amodeo, 2017; Ghosh, Jha, & Sarmah, 2017;Gui, Shen, Hu, & Liu, 2015;Liao & Deng, 2018;Ma, Chen, Luo, & Li, 2015;Mukhopadhyay & Goswami, 2014;Purohit, Shankar, Dey, & Choudhary, 2016;Qu, Li, & Liu, 2015;Song & Leng, 2012). The stochastic inventory models were established under low carbon constraints to solve the EOQ or economic production quality (EPQ) problems for the manufacturing and retailing industries.…”
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“…(2) EI Function Construction EI can be expressed by many indicators, among which carbon emissions are commonly recognized indicators, and have been widely used in the EI evaluation of various engineering problems [23][24][25][26]. Therefore, the EI of reconditioning process of used components can be expressed by carbon emissions.…”
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“…There have been many studies about inventory issues that accommodate carbon emissions, such as Chen, et al (2013), Jaber, et al (2017), dan He, et al (2015). In general, the studies consider issues of carbon emission impacts, order frequency, and storage amount [23,24]. Bauer, et al (2010) proposed the SEOQ model by considering transportation costs.…”
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confidence: 99%