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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Residual Value"”.

  1. Sensor-based maintenance cost estimation and residual value estimation for medical equipment recycling

    … the product. The first step is to estimate the residual value of the product. The current methods depends on the owner-claimed condition of the product and the number of accessories. However, the claimed condition is highly subjective and of high degree of variability, even of the same claimed …

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  2. Cloud based sensor analysis for customer-specific residual value estimation for end-of-life product recovery

    … of the first steps is to estimate the product's residual value, primarily on the basis of age and a cursory visual inspection. However, there is a high degree of variability in actual value, even for products of the same age. This is due to the variability of environmental and use conditions to …

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  3. A Statistical Analysis and Model of the Residual Value of Different Types of Heavy Construction Equipment

    Residual value is defined as the price for which a used piece of equipment can be sold in the market at a particular time. It is an important element of the owning costs of equipment and needs to be estimated by equipment managers for making investment decisions. The purpose of this study is to …

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  4. Analysis and behavior of preexisting landslides

    … slip surface will be controlled by the drained residual strength. Skempton (1985) suggests that the strength of a clay also will be at or close to the residual value on slip surfaces in soliflucted slopes, bedding shears in folded strata, sheared joints or faults, and after an embankment …

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  5. Controlled Release of Antioxidants via Biodegradable Polymer Films into Milk and Dry Milk Products

    Residual value is defined as the price for which a used piece of equipment can be sold in the market at a particular time. It is an important element of the owning costs of equipment and needs to be estimated by equipment managers for making investment decisions. The purpose of this study is to …

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  6. Multiproduct Pricing Management and Design of New Service Products

    … Chapter 4 examines the designing and pricing of residual value warranty that refunds customers at the end of warranty period based on customers' claim history. Traditional extended warranties for IT products do not differentiate customers according to their usage rates or operating environment. …

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  7. Empirische Analyse der Sensitivität und Gravität der Eingangsparameter im Residualwertverfahren (Residual Method) gem. ÖNORM B 1802-3 bei der Immobilienbewertung

    … valuation can only be performed by using the Residual Method due to the lack of other methods reflecting the market situation. In Austria this valuation method is standardized in ÖNORM B 1802-3. Research of international valuation literature shows that there is far-reaching agreement that the …

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  8. Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence as Enablers for Circular Economy

    … tracking and proactive monitoring of product's residual value, that can potentially motivate businesses to pursue circularity decisions. In this thesis, an Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled decision support system (DSS) for CE business model is proposed. The aim is to effectively enable tracking, …

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  9. Extended producer responsibility and comparative advantage

    … take-back, whereby the producer can harvest residual value of the product at the end of its useful lifetime. This strategy is connected to sustainable development in that producers are taking responsibility for the products they are offering. Society is faced with many global environmental …

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  10. Application of life cycle costing method to a renovation project

    … This method is intended to be used to assess the residual value and to estimate running costs of an existing building. Necessary modifications of the Lee, as well as the accuracy and limits of these new methods are examined through three case studies.

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  11. The Economics of Building Life Cycle Costing

    … the effective life of the building including residual value at the expiry of the investment 5. The effect of the time value of money and the impact of inflation 6. Income tax implications 7. Adaptation to the individual characteristics of each specific project Life cycle costing which is …

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  12. Examining liquidity in non-controlling joint venture partnership interests at the asset level

    … dispose of their interest (thereby unlocking any residual value) prior to a capital event at the property level. Even with a forced sale mechanism included in the joint venture agreement (buy/sell agreement, ROFO, etc.), the non-managing member partnership interest holder is disincentived to …

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  13. Audience research for fun and profit : rediscovering the value of television audiences

    … the television industry from maximizing the value of increasingly fragmented television audiences. Publishers, advertisers, and measurement companies have historically been able to get around the limitations of their relationships to one another, but they are now faced with increasing …

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  14. Mechanisms of strength loss in stiff clays

    … in shear strength to the fully softened value, and there is no lasting effect of consolidation by drying. After wetting the highly desiccated slopewash has the same strength as in the remolded, normally consolidated condition. Tests that simulated cyclic changes in normal stress and shear …

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  15. An analysis of the use of discounted cash flow methods and real options to value flexibility in real estate development projects

    … valuation tools such as the Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (lRR), Payback Period (PP), and theAccounting Rate of Return (ARR) may fail to recognize flexibilities in real estate development projects. As a consequence, the discounted cash flow methods (DCF) may …

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  16. Feasibility of Reuse in the Concrete Industry

    … However, more than 75% of C&D waste has residual value and, consequently, could be salvaged, recycled, and/or reused. The need for comprehensive and integrated waste management mechanisms, technologies, rating systems, and policies is widely recognized. A waste management hierarchy tool …

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  17. Integral bridge abutment and backfill behaviour

    … reaching around a third and two-thirds of those values found in the reference structure, respectively. Furthermore, the EPS geofoam did not significantly alter the backfill settlement and minimal permanent deformation was observed under realistic loading. Field monitoring was undertaken alongside …

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