Abstract
This paper proposes a model of an advanced remanufacturing to order and disassembly to order (ARTODTO) system which evaluates various design alternatives of products to satisfy the demands of retrieved products, components, and materials by disassembling these products at the end of their lives. The quality, quantity, and variety of end-of-life (EOL) products are uncertain which leads to fractional disassembly yields. Goal programming is used to determine the quantities of EOL products to be acquired in order to meet all the demands of retrieved products, components, and materials. A case example of EOL dryers is presented to demonstrate the steps and implementation of the proposed model.
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