Scrap happens, but does it have to? On the potential of increasing machine component reuse
Doctoral thesis, 2017
component
circular economy
obsolescence
remanufacturing
reuse
Author
Derek Diener
Chalmers, Energy and Environment, Environmental Systems Analysis
Product-Service-Systems for Heavy-Duty Vehicles – An Accessible Solution to Material Efficiency Improvements?
Procedia CIRP,;Vol. 30(2015)p. 269-274
Paper in proceeding
Component end-of-life management: Exploring opportunities and related benefits of remanufacturing and functional recycling
Resources, Conservation and Recycling,;Vol. 102(2015)p. 80-93
Journal article
Scrapping steel components for recycling—Isn’t that good enough? Seeking improvements in automotive component end-of-life
Resources, Conservation and Recycling,;Vol. 110(2016)p. 48-60
Journal article
Diener, D., Kushnir, D. and Tillman A.M. Scrap happens— Industrial end-users and their role in product obsolescence and remanufacturing outcomes
Diener, D., Tillman, A-M, Ljunggren-Söderman, M., Willskytt, S., André, H. Breaking down obsolescence, Submitted to a scientific journal in the field of industrial ecology
Subject Categories
Production Engineering, Human Work Science and Ergonomics
Other Engineering and Technologies not elsewhere specified
Environmental Management
Driving Forces
Sustainable development
ISBN
978-91-7597-618-1
Doktorsavhandlingar vid Chalmers tekniska högskola. Ny serie: 4299
Publisher
Chalmers
KC-salen, Kemihuset
Opponent: Professor Tim C. McAloone, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Danmarks Tekniske Universitet