Disassembly Process Planning is a manufacturing process planning methodology that systematically determines the optimal sequence, resources, and operations for dismantling products into their constituent components to achieve objectives such as reuse, recycling, or remanufacturing.
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New Jersey Institute of Technology
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Northeastern University
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University of Birmingham
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