Evaluation of products at design phase for an efficient disassembly at end-of-life

Sabaghi, Mahdi; Mascle, Christian; Baptiste, Pierre

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2016.01.007

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“…To rank alternatives it is helpful to use a complementary weight determination method (Zhao et al, 2017). MCDA is used when several parameters influence the performance of a task (Sabaghi et al, 2016). The most well-known application of MCDA is addressing DM problems that are influenced by conflicting criteria (Santos et al, 2017).…”

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The complementary use of game theory for the circular economy: A review of waste management decision-making methods in civil engineering

2020

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First study to contrast five decision-making tools with game theory.  Game theory is still undergoing consideration for use in the circular economy.  Cooperation is a feature too often missing in waste management decision-making.  Waste management can benefit from game theory capabilities to resolve conflict.  An adapted waste management bargaining example shows the potential of game theory.

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The complementary use of game theory for the circular economy: A review of waste management decision-making methods in civil engineering

2020

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“…Based on the membership functions defined in Tables 1 and 2 for the linguistic terms used for the fuzzy decision matrix and the fuzzy weight vector, the overall fuzzy decision matrix and the overall weighted fuzzy performance matrix can then be obtained by using (5)- (6). Table 8 shows the calculation results.…”

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“…2,6 Reverse supply chain processes usually involve the organizations to receive unused materials, goods and end-of-life products from their customers in reverse order. 7 This value-generating method promotes sustainable business practice by using some of the recycled parts for refurbishment and repairing goods and proper disposal of damaged parts.…”

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Evaluating the Performance of Recoverable End-of-life Products in the Reverse Supply Chain

Wibowo¹,

Grandhi²

2017

IJNDC

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Evaluating the performance of recoverable end-of-life products with respect to a set of specific criteria is challenging. This is due to multi-dimensional nature of the decision making process, multiple evaluation criteria, and subjective and imprecise assessments. To effectively deal with this issue, this paper presents a multicriteria decision making method for evaluating the performance of recoverable end-of-life products in the reverse supply chain. The multi-dimensional nature of the performance evaluation process is handled in the context of multicriteria analysis. Linguistic terms approximated by triangular fuzzy numbers are used to tackle the subjectiveness and imprecision of the performance evaluation process. A new algorithm is developed for producing an overall performance index for every recoverable end-of-life product alternative across all performance evaluation criteria. A recoverable end-of-life products' performance evaluation problem is presented for demonstrating the applicability of the method.

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“…One strategy to integrate the material's condition in the end of life phase is design for disassembly (DfD) in which ideally all products can be connected and disconnected to become part of follow-up usage cycle. For electronical equipment strategies and methods for evaluation, all as challenges are well discussed in (Rios, Chong, & Grau, 2015;Sabaghi, Mascle, & Baptiste, 2016) and regulated in (VDI, 1991). (Durmisevic, 2006) introduced the design for transformation in the building context which relates material and function in a complex system based on Crowther's layer scheme that indicated the relevance of different life spans.…”

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Methodology to evaluate building construction regarding the suitability for further application

Hildebrand¹,

Schwan²,

Vollpracht³

et al. 2017

IU-CG

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IzVLEČEK Z večanjem potreb po energiji postajajo vse pomembnejši okoljski učinki, povezani z grajenim okoljem, zato podnebne cilje lahko uresničujemo le, če upoštevamo oboje. V zadnjem desetletju so začeli veljati predpisi in standardi, ki spodbujajo zmanjšanje porabe primarnih virov. Arhitekti in prostorski načrtovalci so se te tematike lotili z različnimi strategijami, s ponovno uporabo gradbenih elementov, razvojem novih izdelkov ali uporabo povezav, ki bodo v prihodnosti omogočale enostavno demontažo. V zadnjem desetletju so instrumenti za merjenje ekoloških vplivov napredovali-od podatkov v razpredelnicah o oceni življenjskega cikla (life cycle assessment-LCA) do orodij, ki povezujejo ekološke podatke z gradbenimi volumni in rešitvami, ki temeljijo na samooptimizaciji. Veliko je ugibanj glede ravnanja z gradbenim materialom po uporabi, saj se bodo okvirni pogoji v prihodnosti še razvijali. V primerjavi z rušitvijo se razgradnja danes le redko uporablja, tudi raziskave o tem so omejene. Vrsta gradbenega objekta in izbira materiala vplivata na okoljske kvalitete z energijo in emisijami, povezanimi s proizvodnjo in scenarijem ravnanja ob koncu življenjskega ciklusa. Ob upoštevanju tega negotovega ozadja potrebujemo metodo, ki bi prikazovala vplive na okolje z oceno primernosti za nadaljnjo uporabo, kot sta ponovna uporaba in recikliranje. Članek obravnava tri pristope k prikazovanju parametrov, ki so na voljo v fazi načrtovanja, v zvezi z možnostmi ravnanja z materialom po uporabi, glede na praktičnost in zanesljivost. Najučinkovitejšo metodo smo vključili v programsko opremo za arhitekturno načrtovanje in ocenili. KLJUČNE BESEDE razgradnja, zasnova demontaže, ocena življenjskega cikla (LCA), sekundarni viri, vrsta povezave

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Evaluation of products at design phase for an efficient disassembly at end-of-life

Cited by 68 publications

References 30 publications

The complementary use of game theory for the circular economy: A review of waste management decision-making methods in civil engineering

The complementary use of game theory for the circular economy: A review of waste management decision-making methods in civil engineering

Evaluating the Performance of Recoverable End-of-life Products in the Reverse Supply Chain

Methodology to evaluate building construction regarding the suitability for further application

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