International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing · 2012 · 30 citations · 9 references
Sequence Decision-makingPetri NetEngineeringIndustrial EngineeringSocial SciencesOperations ResearchDisassembly Process SequenceProduct InformationSystems EngineeringProcess DesignFuzzy LogicLife-cycle EngineeringDesignManufacturing PlanningProcess EngineeringComputer SciencePetri NetsProduct Life CycleIndustrial DesignEnd-of-life Product RecyclingProcess PlanningRecyclingLife Cycle AssessmentProduction EngineeringIndustrial Informatics
With growing interest in recovering materials and subassemblies within consumer products at the end of their useful life, there has been an increasing interest in developing decision-making methodologies that determine how to maximise the environmental benefits of end-of-life (EOL) processing while minimising costs under variable EOL situations. In order to predigest the analysis difficulty of disassembly path in deciding on the disassembly sequence of products, a decision-making model of product disassembly sequence with fuzzy reasoning Petri nets is proposed. Combined with the matrix operation, a formalisation reasoning algorithm is adopted to calculate the disassembly sequences. The result shows that the model of decision-making has strong parallel operation ability in the disassembly process sequence, and can make intelligent decisions based on the product information from each disassembly step. It also can realise the automatic clustering identification and decrease the complexity of product disassembly.
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