Lab Disassembly planning

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Labs: Disassembly Planning Dipartimento di Meccanica Sezione Tecnologie Meccaniche e Produzione Demanufacturing (5 credits) <Labs: Disassembly strategies> Exercise 1: laptop case Figure 1 Figure 2 The laptop in the figure has to be disassembled to recover the maximum value from the end of life product. The following data are known: 1. Exploded view of the laptop; 2. Bill of Materials (BOM); 3. Precedence graph; 4. End of life value for each laptop component; 5. The task times. <Labs: Disassembly strategies> Exercise 1: laptop case The laptop in the figure has to be disassembled to recover the maximum value from the end of life product. The following data are known: 1. Exploded view of the laptop; 2. Bill of Materials (BOM); 3. Precedence graph; 4. End of life value for each laptop component; 5. The task times. Figure 3 <Labs: Disassembly strategies> Exercise 1: laptop case The task times are reported in the following table. Table 4 and 5 ID Component EOL Value (Euro) Task time (tu) A Display assembly 16 4 B Hinge cover 1 3 C Keybord 0 3 D Palm rest 0 5 E System board 12 5 F Optical drive 7 3 G Main battery 8 2 H Computer base 2,5 2 I Hard drives 11 6 J Speakers 0 5 K Microprocessor thermal - cooling assembly 0 3 L Microprecessor 0 1 M Fan 1,5 2 <Labs: Disassembly strategies> Exercise 1: laptop case A. Formulate the problem of finding the best disassembly level to maximize the profit, without considering set up times, knowing that the fixed cost of disassembly is 1 Euro/tu. Solve the problem and suggest a feasible and optimal sequence. B. Formulate the problem of finding the best disassembly sequence, considering in input a given disassembly level and taking into consideration the set-up times reported below. C. Solve the joint problem. D. Compare the two solutions. STT…