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Implementing a Value-Retention Framework for End-of-Life Product Management: From Theory to Practice
Remanufacturing and refurbishment are recognised as key enablers of circular economy strategies, extending product life cycles and retaining value in materials and components. However, existing frameworks focus either on operational remanufacturing processes or on the design of new products for futu
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