Vishesh Kumar, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2006 | Michigan Technological University, USA |
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Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Environmental SciencesGoogle:
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(A material flow and economic exchange model to characterize the impact of vehicular changes and policies on the automotive recovery infrastructure.) |
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Kumar V, Sutherland JW. (2009) Development and assessment of strategies to ensure economic sustainability of the U.S. automotive recovery infrastructure Resources Conservation and Recycling. 53: 470-477 |
Kumar V, Sutherland JW. (2008) Sustainability of the automotive recycling infrastructure: review of current research and identification of future challenges International Journal of Shape Modeling. 1: 145 |
Sutherland JW, Adler DP, Haapala KR, et al. (2008) A comparison of manufacturing and remanufacturing energy intensities with application to diesel engine production Cirp Annals-Manufacturing Technology. 57: 5-8 |
Kumar V, Shirodkar PS, Camelio JA, et al. (2007) Value flow characterization during product lifecycle to assist in recovery decisions International Journal of Production Research. 45: 4555-4572 |
Xue H, Kumar V, Sutherland JW. (2007) Material flows and environmental impacts of manufacturing systems via aggregated input–output models Journal of Cleaner Production. 15: 1349-1358 |
Kumar V, Haapala KR, Rivera JL, et al. (2006) Infusing sustainability principles into manufacturing/mechanical engineering curricula Journal of Manufacturing Systems. 24: 215-225 |
Bandivadekar AP, Kumar V, Gunter KL, et al. (2004) A model for material flows and economicexchanges within the U.S. automotive life cycle chain Journal of Manufacturing Systems. 23: 22-29 |