Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products
Abstract Designing mobile electronic products for easy disassembly is crucial for promoting resource recycling. However, many current approaches overlook the need to consider the disassembly of parts from the perspective of the overall product structure and practical recycling requirements, leading...
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| description | Abstract Designing mobile electronic products for easy disassembly is crucial for promoting resource recycling. However, many current approaches overlook the need to consider the disassembly of parts from the perspective of the overall product structure and practical recycling requirements, leading to potentially suboptimal or unnecessary optimization strategies. This study introduces a novel visual disassembly information model called the “Peony Diagram.” This model uses a multi-layer ring diagram to depict part hierarchies and constraint relationships and employs specific symbols to convey part disassembly information and highlight key components. The difficulty of disassembling individual parts is assessed by calculating difficulty coefficients based on quantified disassembly information in the model. To validate the model’s effectiveness, a smartphone was used as a case study to determine the shortest disassembly sequence and evaluate disassembly difficulty for both single and multiple parts. The findings demonstrate that the proposed method can accurately assess the ease of disassembly of key components during product repair and recycling. Consequently, it can suggest strategies to enhance recycling and disassembly efficiency and reduce the difficulty of disassembling critical parts. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-991b406afba44e039cbef9bbf1cbe15c2025-01-12T12:15:54ZengNature PortfolioScientific Reports2045-23222025-01-0115111910.1038/s41598-025-85402-7Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic productsJunling Huang0Chuangchuang Cui1Wei Jiang2Libin Zhu3School of Mechanical Engineering, Anhui Institute of Information TechnologySchool of Mechanical Engineering, Hefei University of TechnologyULTIMATE Transportation Technology Co. Ltd.School of Mechanical Engineering, Hefei University of TechnologyAbstract Designing mobile electronic products for easy disassembly is crucial for promoting resource recycling. However, many current approaches overlook the need to consider the disassembly of parts from the perspective of the overall product structure and practical recycling requirements, leading to potentially suboptimal or unnecessary optimization strategies. This study introduces a novel visual disassembly information model called the “Peony Diagram.” This model uses a multi-layer ring diagram to depict part hierarchies and constraint relationships and employs specific symbols to convey part disassembly information and highlight key components. The difficulty of disassembling individual parts is assessed by calculating difficulty coefficients based on quantified disassembly information in the model. To validate the model’s effectiveness, a smartphone was used as a case study to determine the shortest disassembly sequence and evaluate disassembly difficulty for both single and multiple parts. The findings demonstrate that the proposed method can accurately assess the ease of disassembly of key components during product repair and recycling. Consequently, it can suggest strategies to enhance recycling and disassembly efficiency and reduce the difficulty of disassembling critical parts.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-85402-7Evaluate disassembly difficultyKey componentsVisual disassembly information modelSmartphones |
| spellingShingle | Junling Huang Chuangchuang Cui Wei Jiang Libin Zhu Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products Scientific Reports Evaluate disassembly difficulty Key components Visual disassembly information model Smartphones |
| title | Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products |
| title_full | Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products |
| title_fullStr | Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products |
| title_full_unstemmed | Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products |
| title_short | Peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products |
| title_sort | peony diagram modeling for improving the easy disassembly design of mobile electronic products |
| topic | Evaluate disassembly difficulty Key components Visual disassembly information model Smartphones |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-85402-7 |
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