Contribution to Global Warming Potential by waste producers: Identification by reverse logistic modelling

Šomplák, Radovan; Pavlas, M.; Nevrlý, Vlastimír; Touš, Michal; Popela, Pavel

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.10.165

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“…A logística reversa caracteriza-se como um instrumento de desenvolvimento econômico e social que consiste num conjunto de ações, procedimentos e meios destinados a viabilizar a coleta e a restituição dos resíduos sólidos ao setor empresarial, para reaproveitamento, em seu ciclo ou em outros ciclos produtivos. Atuando beneficamente na mitigação de impactos ambientais (BRASIL, 2010;SOMPLÁK et al, 2019). Assim, destaca-se a coleta seletiva que atua na separação de materiais com potencial de reciclagem, podendo ser realizada em PEVs, para o descarte dos materiais (AGRAWAL; SINGH, 2019).…”

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Ciências Agrárias E Meio Ambiente: Pesquisas, Desafios E Inovações Tecnológicas

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Reúso Da Água Para O Enfrentamento Da Crise Hídrica

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2022

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“…Constraint ( 8) aims to ensure that the modules and raw materials flowing into P from supplier (S) and remanufacturing centers (R) must meet the producers' (P) capacity limit. Constraint (9) means that the flow from module disassembly and recycling centers (L) to suppliers (S) must not exceed the capacity of S. Constraint (10) is the capacity constraint of warehouse (W). Lastly, Constraints (11) to (15) are the capacity constraints of C, D, R, L, and M, respectively.…”

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“…Third, another important factor is that the strategy of recycling ATMs and steadily reducing their total number will increase economic benefits and reduce environmental pollution. In addition, solid waste recycling and supply chain emissions are increasingly being valued globally [10,11].…”

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Reverse Logistics Network Design and Simulation for Automatic Teller Machines Based on Carbon Emission and Economic Benefits: A Study of the Anhui Province ATMs Industry

2021

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In recent years, mobile payments have gradually replaced cash payments, resulting in a gradual decline in the number of automatic teller machines (ATMs) demanded by banks. Through investigation and analysis, we determine four means to deal with decommissioned ATMs, and construct thereafter an ATM reverse logistics (RL_ATMs) network model, which includes suppliers, producers, warehouses, operators, maintenance centers, collection and inspection centers, disposal centers, remanufacturing centers, and recycling centers. This model is further expressed as a mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model. Given that an ATM recycling network has planned and batched characteristics, a percentage diversion method is proposed to transform a real multi-cycle problem to a single-cycle problem. The RL_ATMs network constructed in this study presents the two forms of ATMs, functional modules and the entire machine. We used the actual situations of the related companies and enterprises in Anhui Province and its surrounding areas, as well as major banks’ ATMs, as bases in using the LINGO software to solve the proposed MILP model with the objective function of minimizing costs and environmental emissions, and obtain the relevant companies’ launch operations. Lastly, we analyzed the relationship between coefficients in the percentage diversion method and calculation results, cost, and carbon emissions. Accordingly, we find that the number of remanufacturing and maintenance centers has no evident impact on the objective function, transportation costs account for a large proportion of the total cost, and emissions tax is small.

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“…Despite all the advantages that RL could create for the firm, its implementation can find several barriers. We could mention the additional cost, the necessity of human resources [9], more planning complexity, and uncertainty [10,11], but maybe the most dangerous barrier is the underestimation of its importance and the idea that this is a process that "only" deals with the management of waste ("junk"); underestimating the important role of contribution to the environment [9,12].…”

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Trends and New Challenges in the Green Supply Chain: The Reverse Logistics

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As members of society, companies are exposed to social changes and pressures. Hence, an interest to be more environmentally friendly appears and rises in their core. Therefore, the supply chain management concept became “greener” with the development, among other practices, of reverse logistics programs. Both external pressures and internal factors, such as reducing costs and increasing operational performance, are motivating companies to pay more attention to the reverse flow. Unfortunately, there are still many boundaries that hinder the implementation of reverse logistics. Some of these obstacles include additional costs, the desire for deep collaboration with suppliers and customers, and the belief of some managers that are managing reverse flow that it is not worth the trouble. On the contrary, those who have assimilated its importance and advantages are interested in new and innovative tools that could contribute to more effective and efficient results, including the role of RFID technology.

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Contribution to Global Warming Potential by waste producers: Identification by reverse logistic modelling

Cited by 22 publications

References 23 publications

Reúso Da Água Para O Enfrentamento Da Crise Hídrica

Reúso Da Água Para O Enfrentamento Da Crise Hídrica

Reverse Logistics Network Design and Simulation for Automatic Teller Machines Based on Carbon Emission and Economic Benefits: A Study of the Anhui Province ATMs Industry

Trends and New Challenges in the Green Supply Chain: The Reverse Logistics

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