Expected Model for Time-Energy Trade-Off Problem of Product Disassembly

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In the actual disassembly decision-making, people may concern multiple evaluation parameters, such as disassembly time and disassembly energy. In order to deal with multiple parameters evaluation problem, the expected model of time-energy trade-off problem of product disassembly process is presented in this paper. Simultaneously, taking the typical transmission device for example, its stochastic time-energy trade-off problem is analyzed. The results provide guidance for disassembly practice.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 383-390)

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