On Building a Push-Pull Supply Chain of Iron and Steel Scrap

You Heng Huang; Zhe Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.864-867.1959

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On Building a Push-Pull Supply Chain of Iron and Steel Scrap

Abstract:

The reuse of iron and steel scrap has high economic value as well as ecological benefits. By analyzing existing process of iron and steel scrap recycling, this paper studied the internal and external conflicts that blocked the smooth going of iron and steel scrap recycling process from the perspective of supply chain. To coordinate these conflicts, a push-pull iron and steel scrap supply chain was built to recover iron and steel scrap resources as more as possible in purpose of environmental protection by push strategy and match market demand by pull strategy. The results indicate that push-pull supply chain is an effective mode that well fit into economic demand as well as environmental demand in iron and steel scrap recycling process.