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9 February 2001 Reuse of assembly systems: a great ecological and economical potential for facility suppliers
Hartmut Weule, Carsten Buchholz
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Proceedings Volume 4193, Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417290
Event: Intelligent Systems and Smart Manufacturing, 2000, Boston, MA, United States
Abstract
In addition to the consumer goods, capital goods also offer a great potential for ecological and economic optimizations. In view of this fact the Project WiMonDi, started in September 1998, focuses to create a marketable Re-Use of modules and components of assembly systems by using modular design and organizationally closed distribution concepts. The objective of the project WiMonDi is to increase the usability and prolong the life span of assembly systems through the organized rebuilding of assembly facilities as well as the refurbishment and Re-Use of their components1. Therefore, it is necessary to develop organizational and methodical strategies and to initiate new distribution and user models between the supplier and user of assembly facilities to realize a workable Re-Use concept. WiMonDi is being conducted with tight cooperation between Industry and University.
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Hartmut Weule and Carsten Buchholz "Reuse of assembly systems: a great ecological and economical potential for facility suppliers", Proc. SPIE 4193, Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing, (9 February 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417290
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KEYWORDS
Reliability

Data modeling

Process modeling

Failure analysis

Statistical modeling

Computing systems

Custom fabrication

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