A Cost Model for Recycling Process of End of Life Vehicle

Hong Long Xu; Zi Qiang Zhou; Zhao Ren Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1039.129

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A Cost Model for Recycling Process of End of Life Vehicle

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Recycling of End of Life Vehicle (ELV) is a coming social issue in China. For the purpose of establishing recycling enterprise rationally, all the aspect should be taken into account, especially the cost of recycling. In this paper a cost model of recycling process is presented and analyzed to the disassembly and recycling process. The configuration of equipment with different mode of disassembly is also discussed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1039)

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Hong Long Xu*, Zi Qiang Zhou, Zhao Ren Wu

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Cost Model, Disassembly Technology, End of Life Vehicle, Recycling

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