Prospects of Remanufacturing, Bangladesh perspective
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https://doi.org/10.23055/ijietap.2011.18.5.254Keywords:
RemanufacturingAbstract
Environmental concern of waste materials and product disposals has encouraged some companies to operate their businesses more efficiently while minimizing waste. One of the ways to achieve this purpose is by taking back end-of-life products for remanufacture for life extension. Since the quantity of returned product is uncertain and its quality is not always good, so the companies still need to produce new products to fulfill their customer demand. Hence, they need to put both manufacturing and remanufacturing together in one system. This research will address the possibilities and scope of remanufacturing in Bangladesh. This research has investigated and analyzed the industry sectors, the scope of products to be remanufactured and how the world is getting benefit from remanufacturing. Also this research is going to discuss how Bangladesh can be benefitted from Remanufacturing comparing to other countries. The outcome of this research will encourage companies to undertake sustainable manufacturing strategies in their manufacturing system.Downloads
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