Identification of Most Affected Parameter for Design for Remanufacturing of Scrap Piston by Taguchi Desirability Function Analysis

Ramachandran, M; Agarwal, Nidhi

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-67792-7_32

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“…Paterson et al [128] investigated several decisions such as whether or not remanufacturing is occurring and whether recycling is applicable to CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced polymer) and carbon fibers. Many other research works, such as [7,8,12,73,74,78,83,88,89,91,126,128], utilized decision-making models in the remanufacturing domain.…”

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“…After the remanufacturing process, the same turbine blades were tested for accuracy and error analysis, and the results proved the method's feasibility. Ramachandran et al [74] used the Taguchi optimization method to find the effective design parameters for piston reuse and remanufacture. They carried out the design and analysis using SolidWorks.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Their results were presented in a research conducted in an industrial manufacturing facility on the remanufacturing of returned products. Sitek et al [71] as well as Ramachandran and Agarwal [74] both utilized the Taguchi method on a BGA (ball grid array) ball grid and scrapped piston, respectively, to prove its effectiveness during the remanufacturing process. Dong et al [80] studied the evaluation of remaining fatigue life of a remanufacturing truck crane.…”

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The advancements in human lifestyle result in growth in daily demands of products, and accordingly, an increased rate of manufacturing. However, the resources on the planet Earth are limited, thus depleting day-by-day. More goods also contribute to more end-of-life (EOL) dumping or even before EOL in some cases. Therefore, an interest in remanufacturing has appeared, and it offers a solution that can solve or perhaps mitigate the risks of consuming more resources and increasing waste. Remanufacturing is a procedure of bringing used products to “like-new” functional status with a matching warranty. However, due to its relative novelty in terms of research field and industry, remanufacturing is poorly understood. People often mix it with other terms such as recycling, reconditioning, or repair. Therefore, in this research, the focus is on the remanufacturing systems’ definition, relevance, main phases, case studies, and solution methods proposed by various researchers. The word ‘remanufacturing’ is clearly described in this paper by differentiating it from alternative green manufacturing initiatives. Both qualitative and quantitative analysis of literature are performed. The quantitative analysis is conducted using a bibliometric method. For quantitative analysis, a systematic approach is utilized for research papers’ selection. The qualitative analysis has been carried out by discussing different aspects of remanufacturing and how the researchers are working on its different domains and phases. The review showed that researchers focused on some phases more as compared with others. Moreover, it is also revealed from the literature that the common solutions methods applied in this domain are optimization techniques. Future research directions are also identified and presented.

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Feasibility analysis of design for remanufacturing in bearing using hybrid fuzzy-topsis and taguchi optimization

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Ind. Jour. Manag. & Prod.

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The tremendous advancement in technology, productivity and improved standard of living has come at the cost of environmental deterioration, increased energy and raw material consumption. In this regard, remanufacturing is viable option to reduce energy usage, carbon footprint and raw material usage. In this manuscript, using computational intelligence techniques we try to determine the feasibility of remanufacturing in case of roller bearings. We collected used N308 bearings from 5 different Indian cities. Using Fuzzy-TOPSIS, we found that the roundness, surface roughness and weight play a vital role in design for remanufacturing of roller bearings. Change in diameter, change in thickness and change in width showed minimal influence. We also used Taguchi analysis to reassess the problem. The roundness of inner and outer race was found to be the most influential parameters in deciding the selection of bearing for remanufacturing. The results suggest the bearing designer to design the bearing in such a way that roundness of both races will be taken cared while manufacturing a bearing. However, using Taguchi the weight of the rollers was found to be of least influence. Overall, the predictions of Taguchi analysis were found to be similar to Fuzzy-TOPSIS analysis.

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Identification of Most Affected Parameter for Design for Remanufacturing of Scrap Piston by Taguchi Desirability Function Analysis

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A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Remanufacturing Research

A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Remanufacturing Research

Feasibility analysis of design for remanufacturing in bearing using hybrid fuzzy-topsis and taguchi optimization

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