Abstract A digital twin is a “live” virtual replica of sensorised component, product, process, human, or system. It accurately copies the entity being modelled by capturing information in real time, near from entity, through embedded sensors and Internet-of-Things. Many applications twins manufacturing industry have been investigated. This article focuses on, contributes to, development product...

in this paper, a production inventory model is developed for the business enterprise which consists of three wings. the first wing is for manufacturing new items, the second wing is for collecting the returned items, while third wing is for remanufacturing the returned item. in this model we consider the fact that the storage item is deteriorated during storage periods and salvage value is inco...

This paper investigates the effect of reward-penalty mechanism in a closed-loop supply chain with manufacturer, distributor and third party under technology licensing carbon constraints. There remanufacturing scenarios are developed, namely (1) manufacturer is engaged activities, (2) subcontracts to conduct remanufacturing, (3) undertakes manufacturer's authorization. We apply Stackelberg game ...

During the end-of-life (EOL) product recovery process, there are a series of combinatorial optimization problems (COPs) that should be efficiently solved. These COPs generally result from reverse logistics (RL) and remanufacturing, such as facility location vehicle routing in RL, scheduling, planning, line balancing remanufacturing. Each RL remanufacturing has been reviewed; however, no review ...

For a firm, the dual goals – induced by the drive on Extended Producer Responsibility – of meeting environmental regulations and positioning itself as a socially-responsible entity, necessitate the understanding of supplyand demand-side implications as well as product design characteristics. These, in turn, result in a healthy tradeoff between feasible sustainability measures, thus making the i...

We consider that a supply chain consists of an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and retailer. analyze how the retailer’s remanufacturing decision affects new products’ qualities for OEM. use game theory approach to investigate interactions between OEM retailer with or without operation. find motivation develop industry depends on profitability remanufactured products OEM’s deterring strate...

Abstract Among the different circular strategies, remanufacturing proves to be particularly interesting since it aims maintain value of building components overtime extending their lifespan by guaranteeing multiple consequent cycles use, overcoming in this way most common down-cycling logics. However, unlike other industrial fields which already benefit from remanufacturing, construction sector...

New waste management legislation provides a driver for materials recovery, industrial ecology, and remanufacturing practices throughout the global electronics industry. Paradoxically, the resulting regulations are incongruent and unsustainable because the targeted practitioners can neither legally re-use the resultant reclaimed materials nor legally store or dispose of the ensuing wastes.