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Table 3.2 Evaluation of remanufacturing category
Remanufacturing
process
Category
Items
Influencing
factors
Measure
Score
Assembly/disassembly Reduction of
the number
of part
Number of
parts
Theoretical
minimum
number of part
× 20
20
The number of
past
Shape of the
part
Rotational
symmetry,
size, ease of
handing
Score card (ease of handing,
rotational symmetry)
20
Fastening
Fastening
method,
secondary
process,
accessibility
Scorecard(Fastening method,
secondary assembly process,
accessibility)
20
Number of
elements to
fasten
20
–
(Quantity of
fastening
elements—1)
20
The number
of part that
need to
replace
Cleaning
Convenience
of cleaning
Cleaning
method,
accessibility,
shape of the
part
Scorecard(cleaning method,
cleaning tool accessibility, shape
of the part)
20
Testing
Minimize
the number
of parts
Number of
parts to be
tested
Theoretical
minimum
number of
part—the number
of part that need
to replace
× 20
20
The number of
parts—the
number of part
that need to
replace
number of parts per product. For the evaluation items of parts shape, fastening method
and washing convenience, the evaluation results for each factor were quantified
by scoring using the scoring table. The criterion of remanufacturing convenience
score for each factor was derived from AHP questionnaire for expert interview and
remanufactured workers.
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