Systematic literature review of repair shops: focus on sustainability

Mezafack, Rony Arsène Djeunang; Mascolo, Maria Di; Simeu-Abazi, Zineb

doi:10.1080/00207543.2021.2002965

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“…Production availability is always tightly associated with the maintenance and reliability of the equipment and components. Any one of the following three criteria can be used to gauge a system's effectiveness: availability, reliability, and maintainability [70]. The RAM analysis would help the Nigerian manufacturing system identify the correct degree of operation and particular safety concerns for continuous development.…”

Section: Sustainability Issues Relating To the Effects Of Reliability...mentioning

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Improving the Maintainability and Reliability in Nigerian Industry 4.0: Its Challenges and the Way Forward from the Manufacturing Sector

Okokpujie,

Tartibu,

Omietimi

2023

IJSDP

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Due to the high demand for quality goods and products, most manufacturing industries run their equipment and manufacturing teams more than expected to meet the demands. However, they do not regularly conduct maintenance and reliability checks to ascertain the industry's well-being. Operating their manufacturing systems and processes to achieve the requisite production rates of high-quality goods is a constant challenge for manufacturing industries in Nigeria due to a need for maintainability. To improve performance, this paper recently reviewed Nigeria's manufacturing industries' maintainability and reliability. The study examined articles that cut across, Maintainability scheduling in the production system with the analysis of Industry 4.0 Technologies, the reliability optimisation in the manufacturing industry in Nigeria, and the effects of sustainable maintainability and reliability implementation on manufacturing systems and the sustainability issues. Furthermore, the research highlighted the manufacturing industries' challenges regarding maintainability and reliability. Some of these challenges are insecurity, lousy infrastructure, inadequate company growth plans, and irregular taxation, which affect the day-to-day running of the industry. One of the most significant issues facing the manufacturing sector today is inventory management; nonetheless, many small manufacturers still manage their stocks by hand. Furthermore, this study provides possible suggestions for a sustainable way forward for these identified problems. Nigerian manufacturing industries might adopt Industry 4.0 technology, which will assist in successfully adopting total preventive maintenance as a strategy and culture. This article recommends a maintenance culture in the manufacturing industry. It also recommends self-auditing and benchmarking as ideal preconditions for total productive maintenance.

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confidence: 99%

Improving the Maintainability and Reliability in Nigerian Industry 4.0: Its Challenges and the Way Forward from the Manufacturing Sector

Okokpujie,

Tartibu,

Omietimi

2023

IJSDP

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“…Distributed maintenance 9 [1], [4], [15] - [21] Environmental impact assessment of maintenance operations 13 [3], [22] - [33] Transportationrelated environmental impact assessment 24 […”

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Environmental impact of operations carried out in the context of distributed maintenance: a literature review

Tchouma,

Djeunang Mezafack,

Di mascolo

et al. 2023

2023 International Conference on Control, Automation and Diagnosis (ICCAD)

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Operations related to distributed maintenance, like any other activity, have a considerable impact on the environment. This impact is not negligible and must be evaluated in order to have a global vision of the operations carried out within this framework. In order to highlight these environmental effects more clearly, it is necessary to determine indicators that will make it possible. A literature review should then be provided in order to collect as much information as possible concerning the environmental impact of this activity. With the aim of knowing in which direction this literature review will be oriented, it will be useful to identify the concrete aspects of distributed maintenance that represent a threat and have a significant impact on the environment, and to identify some parameters that will allow to carry out the analysis of their effects. The purpose of this paper is therefore to highlight the gaps in information in the literature and thus propose solution approaches, including adaptations in other domains such as maintenance and transports that could be well adapted in the context of distributed maintenance.

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“…The provision of facilities and infrastructure for community building, as argued above, could also support local initiatives to leverage regenerative and circular practices, from banks of talents [150], to repair shops [151], local waste management through composting [152] and the partnership with waste picker cooperatives, extremely important to ensure the flow of resources towards recycling in developing nations [153].…”

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A Future-Proof Built Environment through Regenerative and Circular Lenses—Delphi Approach for Criteria Selection

2022

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Despite the increasing use of neighbourhood sustainability assessment tools (NSAT), their linear approach may be insufficient to tackle the global and local social and ecological challenges. The circular economy (CE) has recently emerged as a new pathway, adopted by corporations and public organisations. Understanding how to apply CE to existing communities, while addressing some of its shortcomings, particularly the strong focus on resource management, is the main goal of this paper. Building upon a Regenerative Circularity for the Built Environment (RC4BE) conceptual model that merges circular economy and regenerative design concepts, a framework with criteria for its implementation in the transition of existing urban areas is proposed. A preliminary framework structure with criteria mapped from literature is proposed and validated through a 2-round Delphi consultation with 31 international experts. The final framework, with 136 criteria, addresses some of the identified gaps and different urban cycles related to physical resources, ecosystems, liveability, infrastructure, governance, participation, local economy, and other socioeconomic aspects of urban communities. This expanded take on CE should be useful for built environment professionals and other urban stakeholders interested in regenerating their communities and precincts by going beyond current green approaches and existing tools to effectively generate positive impact for people and the planet.

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Systematic literature review of repair shops: focus on sustainability

Cited by 11 publications

References 67 publications

Improving the Maintainability and Reliability in Nigerian Industry 4.0: Its Challenges and the Way Forward from the Manufacturing Sector

Improving the Maintainability and Reliability in Nigerian Industry 4.0: Its Challenges and the Way Forward from the Manufacturing Sector

Environmental impact of operations carried out in the context of distributed maintenance: a literature review

A Future-Proof Built Environment through Regenerative and Circular Lenses—Delphi Approach for Criteria Selection

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