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ICEV dismantling or recycling on a challenging environment
Manuel Ferreira (Ferreira, M. A. M.); José Filipe (Filipe, J.); José Martins (Martins, J.); Mário Nuno Mata (Mario Nuno Mata); Pedro Neves Mata (Pedro Neves Mata);
Document Title
CoRR, VOLUME: abs/2109.10435
Year (definitive publication)
2021
Language
English
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Abstract
Nowadays Sustainability is a huge issue. Sustainability deals with the need for the protection of the natural environment and ecosystems health and requires queue system, modelling Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles (ICEV), normally cars but not only, which turn idle when conventional energy becomes scarce, or a new status quo is required. In such a case, they are recycled, becoming either EV-Electric Vehicles or HEV-Hybrid Electric Vehicles or FCEV-Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles, or are dismantled (DV-Dismantled Vehicles). Our model shows that when the rhythm ICEV become EV, HEV, FCEV and DV is greater than the rate at which they get idle the system tends to balance. In a cost-benefit analysis perspective, there are minimum benefits above which, both dismantling and recycling, are interesting. Additionally, the most interesting is the one for which the minimum benefit is the least.
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Keywords
  • Mathematics - Natural Sciences
  • Other Engineering and Technology Sciences - Engineering and Technology

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