Reverse supply chain for end- of- life vehicles treatment: An in- depth content review

Trang, Nguyen Thi Nha; Li, Yan

doi:10.1016/j.rcradv.2022.200128

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“…They covered modeling approaches, solution methods, and environmental and social sustainability. While, in the most recent literature review by Trang and Li [14], they have laid out the offering insights given by academics and practitioners regarding Reverse Supply Chains (RSC) for waste management involving vehicles that have reached their end of life. Using May-rings models and PRISMA 2020, they selected 151 papers out of 10,140 papers related to the topic and categorized the contents based on the stages, types, countries, and stakeholders.…”

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Third-Party Reverse Logistics Selection: A Literature Review

Anon,

Amin,

Baki

2024

Logistics

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Background: This literature review delves into the concept of ‘Third-party Reverse Logistics selection’, focusing on its process and functionality using deterministic and uncertain decision-making models. In an increasingly globalized world, Reverse Logistics (RL) plays a vital role in optimizing supply chain management, reducing waste, and achieving sustainability objectives. Deterministic decision-making models employ predefined criteria and variables, utilizing mathematical algorithms to assess factors such as cost, reliability, and capacity across various geographical regions. Uncertain decision-making models, on the other hand, incorporate the unpredictability of real-world scenarios by considering the uncertainties and consequences of decision making and choices based on incomplete information, ambiguity, unreliability, and the option for multiple probable outcomes. Methods: Through an examination of 41 peer-reviewed journal publications between the years 2020 and 2023, this review paper explores these concepts and problem domains within three categories: Literature Reviews (LR), Deterministic Decision-Making (DDM) models, and Uncertain Decision-Making (UDM) models. Results: In this paper, observations and future research directions are discussed. Conclusions: This paper provides a comprehensive review of third-party reverse logistics selection papers.

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“…Trang and Li [14], Abdel-Basset et al [18] Electronics and Cellphone Industry Jauhar et al [19], Kannan et al [28], Bali et al [22], Mishra and Rani [20], Matsui [24] Food Processing Industry Panghal et al [25] Green and Sustainable Industry…”

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Third-Party Reverse Logistics Selection: A Literature Review

Anon,

Amin,

Baki

2024

Logistics

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“…Trang and Li [130] This paper presented the literature review of a reverse supply chain for end-of-life vehicles.…”

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Sustainable Development Goals and End-of-Life Electric Vehicle Battery: Literature Review

Akram

Abdul‐Kader

2023

Batteries

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With a global urgency to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, there has been an increasing demand for electric vehicles on the roads to replace vehicles that use internal combustion. Subsequently, the demand and consumption of raw materials have increased, and thus, there has been an increasing number of retired lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) that contain valuable elements. This literature review paper looks at the following: lifecycle assessments (LCA) of EV batteries, the recycling of LIBs while analyzing what studies have been conducted to improve recycling processes, what recycling facilities have been established or are being planned, studies on the circular economy, the environmental benefits of recycling end-of-life (EOL) batteries, and how LIB recycling is aligned with the Sustainable Devel opment Goals, focusing in particular on Goal 13: Climate Action.

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