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Studies in Informatics and Control
Vol. 17, No. 1, 2008

Control and Decision-making Process in Disassembling Used Electronic Products

Luminiţa Duţă, Florin Gheorghe Filip
Abstract

Due to awareness of the product life cycle’s impact on the environment, manufacturers have started to embrace the

concept of resource recovery systems as an intermediate solution to the environmental problem. The disassembly process is the

main stage in recycling of the manufactured products. Disassembly promotes reuse, recycling, material and energetical recovery. It

needs advanced control and real-time decision making schemes. In this article, the authors aim at surveying several state-of the art

solutions of robotized disassembly cells.

Keywords

decision trees, electronic equipment recycling, flexible manufacturing cells, models, Petri nets, real-time 

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