Mapeamento do processo de admissão temporária para a remanufatura de bombas e injetores

Abstract

The growing demand for consumer goods associated with the finitude of natural resources, a focus on carbon emissions and the reduction of energy consumption have driven the industry towards more efficient means of production, in terms of energy and time, less polluting and that generate less waste. Within this scenario, remanufacturing presents itself as an alternative to reduce waste and damage to the environment. Due to its low labor cost, when compared to developed countries, Brazil presents itself as a potential remanufacturing force. Currently, Brazilian legislation does not allow the acquisition of Colors, or also called carcasses, from other countries. In this work, an analysis and comparison of the existing auto parts remanufacturing business models will be carried out with the focus on finding a viable alternative for the temporary admission process for pumps and injectors, using value stream mapping to quantify the additional effort. Necessary due to the current legal restriction for importing Colors aiming at their remanufacturing, as well as locating possible points of optimization of the time spent to carry out indirect activities and proposing improvements in the business model. With this, at the end of the work, the mapping of the entire business model and material and information flow for remanufacturing was obtained, allowing improvement proposals for the best efficiency of the process.