Capacity planning for packaging industry

Chen, James C.; Chen, Tzu‐Li; Harianto, Harry

doi:10.1016/j.jmsy.2016.12.007

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“…Most of these parts are made of plastics like nylon, polystyrene (PS), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), and polypropylene (PP) [79,80].The COVID-19 medical wastes might be risky and contagious because coronavirus strains can stay alive in plastic products for up to 72 h, depending on the material. This makes managing medical waste more challenging, especially in developing countries [81,82]. Therefore, sustainable plastic waste disposal techniques have received much attention, including upcycling, burning, and biochar manufacturing [83,84,85].…”

Section: Biochar As a Sustainable Solution For Plastic Wastes Managem...mentioning

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Bamboo for producing charcoal and biochar for versatile applications

Chaturvedi

Singhwane

Dhangar

et al. 2023

Biomass Conv. Bioref.

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Bamboo, the fastest-growing plant, has several unique characteristics that make it appropriate for diverse applications. It is low-cost, high-tensile, lightweight, flexible, durable, and capable of proliferating even in ineffectual areas (e.g., incline). This review discusses the unique properties of bamboo for making charcoal and biochar for diverse applications. To produce bamboo charcoal and biochar, this study reports on the pyrolysis process for the thermal degradation of organic materials in an oxygen-depleted atmosphere under a specific temperature. This is an alternative method for turning waste biomass into products with additional value, such as biochar. Due to various advantages, bamboo charcoal is preferred over regular charcoal as it has four times the absorption rate and ten times more surface area reported. According to the reports, the charcoal yield ranges from 24.60 to 74.27%. Bamboo chopsticks were the most useful source for producing charcoal, with a high yield of 74.27% at 300 °C in nitrogen, but the thorny bamboo species have a tremendous amount of minimal charcoal, i.e., 24.60%. The reported biochar from bamboo yield ranges from 32 to 80%. The most extensive biochar production is produced by the bamboo D. giganteus , which yields 80% biochar at 300 °C. Dry bamboo stalks at 400 °C produced 32% biochar. One of the sections highlights biochar as a sustainable solution for plastic trash management produced during the COVID-19 pandemic. Another section is dedicated to the knowledge enhancement about the broad application spectrum of the charcoal and biochar. The last section highlights the conclusions, future perspectives, and recommendations on the charcoal and biochar derived from bamboo. Graphical Abstract

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Section: Biochar As a Sustainable Solution For Plastic Wastes Managem...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Bamboo for producing charcoal and biochar for versatile applications

Chaturvedi

Singhwane

Dhangar

et al. 2023

Biomass Conv. Bioref.

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“…The packaging industry is large and formidable as packaging is a primary component of the supply chain that encompasses an extensive range of services, and also has the function of protecting, preserving and/or storing the products that must be wrapped or packaged to be delivered to users ( Chen et al, 2017 ). Some of the items mass-produced are plastic bottles, plastic bags, wrappers, food containers, personal care products containers, and coffee cups, etc., however, over 79% of these packaging plastics are currently being accumulated in landfills or deliberately dumped into different spaces and natural habitats ( Rhodes, 2018 ).…”

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“…Some of the items mass-produced are plastic bottles, plastic bags, wrappers, food containers, personal care products containers, and coffee cups, etc., however, over 79% of these packaging plastics are currently being accumulated in landfills or deliberately dumped into different spaces and natural habitats ( Rhodes, 2018 ). Without concerted efforts to manage/recycle them, worldwide plastic pollution caused by different kinds of daily packaging waste has been intensifying ( Chen et al, 2017 ; Das and Tiwari, 2018 ).…”

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Sustainable management of plastic wastes in COVID-19 pandemic: The biochar solution

Igalavithana

Yuan

Attanayake

et al. 2022

Environmental Research

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“…Perencanaan kapasitas produksi perlu diseimbangkan dengan kemampuan produksi yang tersedia (Didik, 2015). Sehingga perlu dilakukan integrasi antara perencanaan produksi dan perencanaan kapasitas (Chen, Chen, et al, 2017).…”

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Evaluasi Kapasitas Produksi Ban Menggunakan Metode RCCP Dengan Pendekatan Bola

Adhiana¹,

Prakoso

Pangestika

2020

JURNAL REKAYASA SISTEM INDUSTRI UPB

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Capacity planning in a company's production process needs to be considered so that the products produced meet consumer demand. PT X, is a manufacturing company that focuses on tire production. One type of large-sized tire product that has the highest demand is the ABC type with a sTabel production amount per month and demand that goes up every year. In terms of fulfilling customer demand, especially requests for large tires with type ABC, PT X often has difficulty in meeting consumer demand, this happens because the capacity of the machine is not available. Therefore, the existing production capacity must be evaluated to find out whether the available capacity is sufficient with the required capacity. To analyze this problem, the Rough Cut Capacity Planning (RCCP) method, this method is to analyze and test the determination of capacity in the master production schedule. Calculation of available capacity and capacity required in a year is carried out for the process carried out, namely: Building, Spreading and venting, curing, and Trimming. For the building and trimming process, it is found that the decision of the acupacity is fulfilled, while the Spreading and venting process is required to add 1 machine, and the curing process is required to add the machine according to the number of requests per month. From these results it can be given a proposal that needs to be considered in meeting the capacity to meet consumer needs while still paying attention to production costs.

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Capacity planning for packaging industry

Cited by 14 publications

References 29 publications

Bamboo for producing charcoal and biochar for versatile applications

Bamboo for producing charcoal and biochar for versatile applications

Sustainable management of plastic wastes in COVID-19 pandemic: The biochar solution

Evaluasi Kapasitas Produksi Ban Menggunakan Metode RCCP Dengan Pendekatan Bola

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