Analysis of sealing parameter for laminated glass installation to facilitate efficient dismantling in end-of-life vehicles

Kamarazaman, Azharrul Hariff Bin (2024) Analysis of sealing parameter for laminated glass installation to facilitate efficient dismantling in end-of-life vehicles. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The aim of this study is to find the best key parameter of sealant that is designed for the delamination of laminated glass in ELVs. When one give efficiency and workability as the major principles to be considered in the process of dismantling, it will be easy to undertake. To this effect, the project will be implemented in three phases. Firstly, a literature review of the existing academic works will be made to determine certain potential parameters affecting efficiency of dismantling, and afterwards, the surveys with the specialists in the ELV business will be also carried out to reveal primary parameters. These are variables that will thereafter be explored with the aim of ascertaining the extent to which they impact of the ease of dismantling. Finally, a scientific study will be conducted to determine the optimal values of these parameters a range in question. The deconstruction of ELVs, measuring time taken in this process, observing the process, and using self-completion questionnaires to gather information from ELV personnel on experiences and attitudes. The research shall in addition employ both quantitative as well as qualitative data collection methods in order to ascertain the best properties that define effortless removal of a sealant. The outcome will thereby improve the effectiveness of dismantling for ELV workers and improve the rates of resource recovery for ELV’s within the automotive industry—a move towards a more sustainable approach to ELV management.

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