Progress of remanufacturing engineering and future technology

doi:10.1007/s40436-013-0003-8

Abstract

Abstract: After development for decades, abroad remanufacturing has formed a complete industrial system. At present, the research emphases are on marking logistics management and market cultivation theory of remanufacturing products, and so on. The Chinese remanufacturing starts fairly late. After 10 years of development, it formed a remanufacturing mode with Chinese characteristics that is sustained by high-tech industries, using the surface engineering
technology to restore the size and improve properties, and combining manufacturing, study and research together. The remanufacturing mode is not only circular but also economic. With the development of science and technology, future remanufacturing technology will break the previous limits, explore and understand the limits of micro machining. It will carry out the waste product remanufacturing in the micro-nano scale, and extend the remanufacturing industry to a more broad space.

Key words: Sustainable development , Remanufacturing industry , Surface engineering , , Micro–nano machining

Bin-Shi Xu. Progress of remanufacturing engineering and future technology[J]. Advances in Manufacturing, 2013, 1(1): 8-12.

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