Optimal number of remanufacturing in a circular economy platform
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"Optimal number of remanufacturing i..." refers background in this paper
...Effective management of this process can generate huge economic–ecological–social gains for manufacturing systems that cannot be ignored (Fleischmann et al. 1997)....
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...…large volume of published studies describing the closedloop supply chain management in the field of both business and science (Ilgin and Gupta 2010; Govindan, Soleimani, and Kannan 2015), where remanufacturing is a sustainable and profitable practice for product recovery and also still nascent…...
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...Therefore, the subject of remanufacturing is among a focal area of research for scholars all across the globe (Govindan, Soleimani, and Kannan 2015)....
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"Optimal number of remanufacturing i..." refers background in this paper
...There is a large volume of published studies describing the closedloop supply chain management in the field of both business and science (Ilgin and Gupta 2010; Govindan, Soleimani, and Kannan 2015), where remanufacturing is a sustainable and profitable practice for product recovery and also still…...
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...Ilgin and Gupta (2010) analysed that remanufacturing involves the accurate estimation of product returns, production planning and scheduling, capacity planning, and inventory management....
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...…trading as Taylor & Francis Group CONTACT Yasanur Kayikci yasanur.kayikci@gmail.com, yasanur@tau.edu.tr through circularity (Schwanzhold and Leipold 2020) such as to use secondary raw materials of the material from one industry to another industry (Genovese et al. 2017; Kazancoglu et al. 2020)....
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...Practicing a green and sustainable supply chain is an important step in improving the competitive image of the companies amidst global climate change pressures (Gandhi et al. 2016; Genovese et al. 2017)....
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...The first model with item returns was conducted by Schrady (1967), who developed an Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model for stock management of the repairable items that determines the optimal quantity of units to be supplied and repaired....
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...This model is an extension of the classic EOQ model for recovery systems by Schrady (1967)....
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...This model is an extension of the classic EOQ model for recovery systems by Schrady (1967). In addition to this model, they defines different holding costs such as the holding cost per manufactured item (hm), holding cost per remanufactured item (hr) and different unit costs such as the unit cost of manufacturing per item (cm), unit cost of remanufacturing per item (cr), and disposal cost per item (cd) for holding newly manufactured items and remanufactured items....
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...This model is an extension of the classic EOQ model for recovery systems by Schrady (1967). In addition to this model, they defines different holding costs such as the holding cost per manufactured item (hm), holding cost per remanufactured item (hr) and different unit costs such as the unit cost of manufacturing per item (cm), unit cost of remanufacturing per item (cr), and disposal cost per item (cd) for holding newly manufactured items and remanufactured items. Teunter (2001) argues that remanufactured products actually have not the same quality as new items but still ignored quality effect on the formulation and the remanufacturing cost is usually lower than that of manufacturing costs....
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...This model is an extension of the classic EOQ model for recovery systems by Schrady (1967). In addition to this model, they defines different holding costs such as the holding cost per manufactured item (hm), holding cost per remanufactured item (hr) and different unit costs such as the unit cost of manufacturing per item (cm), unit cost of remanufacturing per item (cr), and disposal cost per item (cd) for holding newly manufactured items and remanufactured items. Teunter (2001) argues that remanufactured products actually have not the same quality as new items but still ignored quality effect on the formulation and the remanufacturing cost is usually lower than that of manufacturing costs. Therefore, the holding costs, which are mainly opportunity cost, are lower for Table 1. Notation of El Saadany, Jaber, and Bonney (2013)’s model....
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