Sentence examples for disassembly cost from inspiring English sources

The third section indicates cost of disassembly taken place in disassembly site, and it consisted of disassembly cost of each unit multiply the number of parts to be disassembled.

Consequently, for a functional component, the disassembly cost is higher than for a nonfunctional component.

Comments like partial and complete disassembly, disassembly cost, optimum level of disassembly and finally, the modification of constraints are suggested in this work.

Study results also show that the method can help designers redesign the products, make the parts with high economical (recycling) benefits more accessible, and reduce disassembly cost.

Dismantling centers developed internal non-standardized procedures to remove dangerous components and to minimize disassembly costs.

In this paper, a scatter search (SS) metaheuristic is presented aiming to deal with the optimum disassembly sequence problem for the case of complex products with sequence-dependent disassembly costs, and assuming that only one component can be released at each time.

Parts with higher recycling and CO2 saving rates should be selected and manually disassembled; however, the manual disassembly brings a higher cost, instead of disposing of the parts.

Green product design has received much attention recently, because product design significantly influences the cost of disassembly, component inspection and repair, remanufacturing and recycling.

Cost efficient disassembly operations require the simultaneous release of multiple fasteners without the need to identify the location of every individual fastener.

Innovative, reversible joints, collectively activated by external trigger signals, form a promising approach to low cost, mass disassembly in this context.

For many products the cost of disassembly will outweigh the value of any materials recovered and such products will be processed by bulk recycling involving shredding and mechanical material separation.