Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design

Manufacturing are now under increasing pressure of tighten environmental legislation to preserve natural resources. Product design, as a part of manufacturing activities, has to be more concern to deliver product specification with reduced environmental impact. Design for Recycling (DFR) is one of t...

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Main Authors:	Zahari, Taha, Sakundarini, Novita, Salwa Hanim, Abdul-Rashid, Raja Ariffin, Raja Ghazilla
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier 2014
Subjects:	TS Manufactures
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spelling	ump-58152018-01-22T06:02:18Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/5815/ Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design Zahari, Taha Sakundarini, Novita Salwa Hanim, Abdul-Rashid Raja Ariffin, Raja Ghazilla TS Manufactures Manufacturing are now under increasing pressure of tighten environmental legislation to preserve natural resources. Product design, as a part of manufacturing activities, has to be more concern to deliver product specification with reduced environmental impact. Design for Recycling (DFR) is one of the promising approaches in prolonging material utilization of a product in the early stage of design. DFR focus on harmonizing product design with the recycling practices in order to minimize the loss of valuable materials and preventing unnecessary waste streams at the end of product’s life. In turn, it limits the usage of natural resources. To implement DFR, designers are faced with the challenge of compromising different design objectives such as cost, functional or technical requirements and product’s recyclability performance. This paper attempts to propose an intelligent approach that could facilitate designers to make an easy and quick recyclability assessment as well as selecting recyclable materials integrated with computer aided design. In this paper, the use of fuzzy inference system and genetic algorithm is proposed to optimize the multi-objective problem in the selection of recyclable materials. Case study on the actual conceptual design using computer aided design environment is demonstrated and showing that the proposed method successfully can be applied concurrently during product design. Comparison of proposed method with Sustainability Express Solid Work is also presented. The proposed method can assist product designers to design a high recyclability product without ignoring technical perspectives. Elsevier 2014-04 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/5815/1/fkp-zahari-2014-Incorporation_of_high_recycla_abs_only.pdf Zahari, Taha and Sakundarini, Novita and Salwa Hanim, Abdul-Rashid and Raja Ariffin, Raja Ghazilla (2014) Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design. Materials and Design, 56. pp. 740-749. ISSN 0261-3069 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.matdes.2013.11.027 DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2013.11.027
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description	Manufacturing are now under increasing pressure of tighten environmental legislation to preserve natural resources. Product design, as a part of manufacturing activities, has to be more concern to deliver product specification with reduced environmental impact. Design for Recycling (DFR) is one of the promising approaches in prolonging material utilization of a product in the early stage of design. DFR focus on harmonizing product design with the recycling practices in order to minimize the loss of valuable materials and preventing unnecessary waste streams at the end of product’s life. In turn, it limits the usage of natural resources. To implement DFR, designers are faced with the challenge of compromising different design objectives such as cost, functional or technical requirements and product’s recyclability performance. This paper attempts to propose an intelligent approach that could facilitate designers to make an easy and quick recyclability assessment as well as selecting recyclable materials integrated with computer aided design. In this paper, the use of fuzzy inference system and genetic algorithm is proposed to optimize the multi-objective problem in the selection of recyclable materials. Case study on the actual conceptual design using computer aided design environment is demonstrated and showing that the proposed method successfully can be applied concurrently during product design. Comparison of proposed method with Sustainability Express Solid Work is also presented. The proposed method can assist product designers to design a high recyclability product without ignoring technical perspectives.
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author	Zahari, Taha Sakundarini, Novita Salwa Hanim, Abdul-Rashid Raja Ariffin, Raja Ghazilla
author_facet	Zahari, Taha Sakundarini, Novita Salwa Hanim, Abdul-Rashid Raja Ariffin, Raja Ghazilla
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title	Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design
title_short	Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design
title_full	Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design
title_fullStr	Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design
title_full_unstemmed	Incorporation of High Recyclability Material Selection in Computer Aided Design
title_sort	incorporation of high recyclability material selection in computer aided design
publisher	Elsevier
publishDate	2014
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