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Product recovery using a disassembly line: challenges and solution

Disassembly plays an important role in product recovery by allowing selective separation of desired parts and materials. The disassembly line is the best choice for automated disassembly of returned products, a feature that will be essential in the future. It is, therefore, important that the disassembly line be designed and balanced so that it works as efficiently as possible. In this paper, the authors address the disassembly line balancing problem and the challenges that come with it.

Surendra M. Gupta | Askiner Gungor | Abdulmecit Gungor | S.M. Gupta

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