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Remanufacturing Scheduling Toward Sustainable Economy: A Comprehensive Analysis on Academic Research and Industry Practice
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As an important part of green manufacturing, remanufacturing has important practical significance for alleviating resource shortage and waste, developing circular economy and promoting sustainable development. In recent years, remanufacturing scheduling (RS), which can achieve high efficiency and green remanufacturing through the reasonable allocation of resources, has become a research hotspot in the field of remanufacturing. To offer a comprehensive evaluation of the research dynamics and development trends of RS, this paper systematically reviews the publications from 2010 to 2025 via Scopus, Web of Science, and the IEEE Xplore database. Firstly, the research background of RS, related remanufacturing policies and the generalized connotation of remanufacturing are introduced. Then, selected and valid publications are analyzed from time aspect, country aspect, and keyword aspect through Citespace software. In addition, based on remanufacturing level, modeling idea, optimization objectives, solution method, production scenarios and practical application, publications are further grouped and reviewed. In addition, according to the research gap existing in recent studies, some future development trends are accordingly pointed out, aiming to provide valuable insights for research related to RS. Finally, meaningful conclusions are drawn and the importance of RS is emphasized once again.
Keywords:
remanufacturing scheduling
green manufacturing
artificial intelligence
end-of-life products
sustainable economy
digital twins
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