Port Handling Equipment Lifecycle Management

Ezhov, Yu. E.; Garibin, Pavel A.; Ol'khovik, O. E.

doi:10.1109/fareastcon.2019.8933938

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“…Industries have used different ways and processes to implement R/R, depending on the internal strategy and the expected benefits. In industries that have applied refurbishment, the following approaches were considered: an internal owned strategy was used by [25][26][27][28]30]; an economic analysis was performed by [23,24]; analytical models were developed by [33,34] to simulate the effects of the remanufacturing on REB, and a retrospective analysis of maintenance strategies was conducted by [31]. On the other hand, in the industries that have applied to remanufacture, [1,[18][19][20][21], an LCA to calculate the impacts of the remanufactured items was to carry out.…”

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“…[24] described the refurbishment of a hydropower plant coupled with the upgrading of the technologies to be more user friendly, and Ref. [31] described the rotary-type equipment refurbishment with the modernization of monitoring system by the introduction of an ASM system. Further, Refs.…”

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“…In the transportation industry, Ref. [31] describes the refurbishment of port handling equipment-rotary-type equipment-through the modernization of the monitoring technology by introducing an Actual State Monitoring (ASM) system and a combination of technologies within Industry 4.0 concept. The strategy proposed was based on the prevention of failure due to the technical condition diagnostics and monitoring.…”

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Several factors have led to an increase in the focus on sustainable development. In this context, the concept of Circular Economy (CE) has gained tremendous momentum in research and implementation. Fitted into CE’s concept, the Life Extension Strategies (LES) have been popular among industrial practitioners, regulators, policymakers, and academics from different industries due to the several benefits of these strategies. The general scope of this study is to approach LES within the industrial environment. The main goal is to understand how Remanufacturing and Refurbishment (R/R) strategies have been applied in different industry types. To achieve this goal, we carried out a systematic literature review whereby we captured some examples of R/R applications that demonstrate the potential of application to various industries (e.g., aerospace/aeronautics, energy power, and automotive industries) and equipment types (e.g., nuclear reactor, hydropower plant, and turbine blades). We also described some strategies to implement LES (e.g., economic analysis and life cycle assessment) and the different impacts achieved or expected (life extension, cost-saving, and efficiency enhancement). Moreover, we discussed three specific points concerning R/R application, the LES categorization, and the inexistence of a multi-dimensional framework to LES. Finally, we provided a set of systematized information about R/R.

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