Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
21st CIRP Conference on Life Cycle Engineering (CIRP LCE), Trondheim, Norveç, 18 - 20 Haziran 2014, cilt.15, ss.8-13
Based on the customer's product recognition sustainability and environmental protection become key sales arguments within the automotive industry. Thereby the customer expects reduced resource consumptions, environmental friendly manufacturing and an optimised long customer usage phase. Especially product reliability saves resources in many ways. Manufacturer product reliability is associated with higher development and production costs, but, especially in industries with high innovation rates, customer usage is limited to the product actuality, which leads to two key questions: a. How much product reliability and, in addition, customer usage makes sense out of the view of manufacturers, customers and environmental protection? b. How to refurbish used components by integration of the recycling process into the manufacturing layout of the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)? Furthermore, the main interest is the determination of the quantitative impact of reliable products regarding to the reduction of resources. At first, this paper discusses the requirements and impacts of the product recycling integration in OEM manufacturing plants. Afterwards the paper outlines the "Collaborative development, manufacturing and field verification for higher product reliability towards sustainability (CDMF-RELSUS) concept" focusing on influences and interdependences of the product development, the manufacturing planning and the field observation regarding to the integration of recycling and refurbishing principals into the original manufacturing processes of the successor product (new product generation). (C) 2014 Elsevier B. V.