Development of a causal model for efficient disassembly network design for XXL-products

开发 XXL 产品高效拆卸网络设计的因果模型

基本信息

项目摘要

The removal of large products (XXL-products: e. g. wind energy, crane, and conveyer systems) contains special requirements (e. g. higher transportation costs), due to the products size and complexity. Mainly, these requirements lead to high removal costs. A distributed disassembly process which is based not only on an economically efficient but also ecologically and logistically efficient network design can be able to decrease removal costs for XXL-products by also allowing integrating additional target figures (e. g. recycling quota of product parts, disassembly lead time, and network performance) into the planning process. The main challenge of such a planning is determining the parameter values for e.g. plant numbers, plant capacities, plant locations, distance to the product, and assigning activities to the relevant locations. Yet, a scientific examination of which factors are the main drivers for a disassembly network design of large-scale products does not exist. This research project aims to develop a causal model which describes the influence of various external factors on the design of a disassembly network for xxl-products by also allowing for economic, environmental and logistical aspects. In order to achieve this goal, crucial factors for designing such a network are identified and evaluated. The basis for the development is an optimization model of a distributed disassembly network. For solving the optimization model a heuristical approach is necessary. Through formulation and solution of various problem instances within a problem scenario the influence of different factors is to be investigated. The use of a heuristic solution approach permits a time-poor or a general solvability of the location planning problem. The research question of this project is which conditions allow an efficiently run spatially distributed disassembly network for large products by also achieving a good tradeoff of economic, environmental and logistical target figures. The project is based on the hypothesis that a spatially distributed disassembly process for large-scale products is economically, environmentally and logistically advantageous.
由于产品的大小和复杂性,移除大型产品(XXL产品:如风能、起重机和输送系统)包含特殊要求(如较高的运输成本)。主要是,这些要求导致了高昂的拆迁成本。分布式拆卸过程不仅基于经济高效的网络设计,而且基于生态和物流高效的网络设计,通过还允许将额外的目标数字(例如,产品部件的回收配额、拆卸提前期和网络性能)整合到计划过程中,能够降低XXL产品的拆卸成本。这种规划的主要挑战是确定工厂编号、工厂产能、工厂位置、到产品的距离等参数值,并将活动分配到相关位置。然而,对于哪些因素是大规模产品拆卸网络设计的主要驱动因素,还不存在科学的检验。该研究项目旨在开发一个因果模型,该模型描述了各种外部因素对XXL产品拆卸网络设计的影响,同时考虑了经济、环境和物流方面的因素。为了实现这一目标,确定和评估了设计这样一个网络的关键因素。开发的基础是分布式拆卸网络的优化模型。对于优化模型的求解,启发式方法是必要的。通过制定和解决一个问题情景中的各种问题实例,调查不同因素的影响。启发式求解方法的使用允许选址规划问题的时间匮乏或一般可解。该项目的研究问题是,在什么条件下,大型产品的空间分布式拆卸网络能够在经济、环境和物流指标之间实现良好的折衷。该项目基于这样的假设,即大规模产品的空间分布式拆卸过程在经济、环境和后勤方面都是有利的。

项目成果

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Effiziente Gestaltung von Demontagenetzwerken
拆解网络的高效设计
An Optimization Model to Develop Efficient Dismantling Networks for Wind Turbines
开发高效风力涡轮机拆卸网络的优化模型
  • DOI:
    10.1007/978-3-319-89920-6_33
  • 发表时间:
    2018
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    0
  • 作者:
    Westbomke M;Piel J.-H;Breitner M. H;Nyhuis P;Stonis M.
  • 通讯作者:
    Stonis M.
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Dr.-Ing. Georg Ullmann其他文献

Dr.-Ing. Georg Ullmann的其他文献

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Development of a forecasting model for the prediction of product sales using search engine query data
开发使用搜索引擎查询数据预测产品销售的预测模型
  • 批准号:
    280139258
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Planning of dynamic layouts for the field assembly of XXL-products under competing floor space demands
在竞争的占地面积需求下规划 XXL 产品现场组装的动态布局
  • 批准号:
    251648490
  • 财政年份:
    2014
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Development of an approach for the combined control of disassembly and postprocessing processes in plant dismantling
开发工厂拆除中拆卸和后处理过程的联合控制方法
  • 批准号:
    244566591
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants

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