Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel

Abstract As a better alternative to the energy‐intensive process of recycling waste sheet steel (WSS) from the exterior components of end‐of‐life vehicles to produce new steel, the feasibility of remanufacturing WSS into angle mesh steel (AMS) for construction applications is evaluated. A remanufact...

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Main Author: Ziyad Tariq Abdullah
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2023-12-01
Series:IET Collaborative Intelligent Manufacturing
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/cim2.12089
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description Abstract As a better alternative to the energy‐intensive process of recycling waste sheet steel (WSS) from the exterior components of end‐of‐life vehicles to produce new steel, the feasibility of remanufacturing WSS into angle mesh steel (AMS) for construction applications is evaluated. A remanufacturing unit with a capacity of 1278 m2/day of WSS (30,000 vehicle/year) was evaluated using a triple‐bottom‐line sustainability analysis of the technological, economic, and environmental feasibilities by hybrid defuzzification–curve‐fitting, solid‐waste recoverability management, and weighting methods. Based on the remanufacturing productivity, an economic feasibility index was calculated considering the sales potential and profit, while the energy and CO2 emission savings were used to evaluate the environmental feasibility. The technical feasibility considered machine parameters and topological properties of the WSS. The Volkswagen Passat has the best remanufacturability of 200 analysed vehicle models. Remanufacturability indexes of 0.61 and 0.86 were calculated, giving remanufacturing efficiencies of 58%–82%. All feasibility indexes exceed literature thresholds, indicating that the proposed remanufacturing process is a sustainable business strategy and contributes to the United Nations Sustainability Goals of climate action; responsible consumption and production; no poverty; and industry, innovation, and infrastructure.
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spelling doaj.art-cd5a7b41ce7845e8b245383a69d356c72023-12-29T13:36:15ZengWileyIET Collaborative Intelligent Manufacturing2516-83982023-12-0154n/an/a10.1049/cim2.12089Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steelZiyad Tariq Abdullah0Mechanical Techniques Department Institute of Technology‐Baghdad Middle Technical University Baghdad IraqAbstract As a better alternative to the energy‐intensive process of recycling waste sheet steel (WSS) from the exterior components of end‐of‐life vehicles to produce new steel, the feasibility of remanufacturing WSS into angle mesh steel (AMS) for construction applications is evaluated. A remanufacturing unit with a capacity of 1278 m2/day of WSS (30,000 vehicle/year) was evaluated using a triple‐bottom‐line sustainability analysis of the technological, economic, and environmental feasibilities by hybrid defuzzification–curve‐fitting, solid‐waste recoverability management, and weighting methods. Based on the remanufacturing productivity, an economic feasibility index was calculated considering the sales potential and profit, while the energy and CO2 emission savings were used to evaluate the environmental feasibility. The technical feasibility considered machine parameters and topological properties of the WSS. The Volkswagen Passat has the best remanufacturability of 200 analysed vehicle models. Remanufacturability indexes of 0.61 and 0.86 were calculated, giving remanufacturing efficiencies of 58%–82%. All feasibility indexes exceed literature thresholds, indicating that the proposed remanufacturing process is a sustainable business strategy and contributes to the United Nations Sustainability Goals of climate action; responsible consumption and production; no poverty; and industry, innovation, and infrastructure.https://doi.org/10.1049/cim2.12089decision makingintelligent manufacturing systemsknowledge based systemsmanufacturing industriesmanufacturing systemsproduct customisation
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Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
IET Collaborative Intelligent Manufacturing
decision making
intelligent manufacturing systems
knowledge based systems
manufacturing industries
manufacturing systems
product customisation
title Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
title_full Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
title_fullStr Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
title_full_unstemmed Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
title_short Feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
title_sort feasibility assessment of remanufacturing waste sheet steel into angle mesh steel
topic decision making
intelligent manufacturing systems
knowledge based systems
manufacturing industries
manufacturing systems
product customisation
url https://doi.org/10.1049/cim2.12089
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