Impact of remanufacturing on the reduction of metal losses through the life cycles of vehicle engines

Impact of remanufacturing on the reduction of metal losses through the life cycles of vehicle engines
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10.1016/j.resconrec.2021.105614
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2021-07
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Resources, Conservation and Recycling
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通讯作者:
Zhengyang Zhang;K. Matsubae;K. Nakajima
Zhengyang Zhang;K. Matsubae;K. Nakajima
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作者:
Zhengyang Zhang;K. Matsubae;K. Nakajima

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