China's remanufacturing industry has entered a stage of full speedup

Due to the increasingly severe pressure on resources and environment, the remanufacturing industry, which focuses on the recycling of mechanical and electrical products, will accelerate in the “12th Five-Year Plan” period.

At the 2011 China Circular Economy Development Forum held on May 21st, participating experts and scholars believed that during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, China’s circular economy will develop vigorously in the remanufacturing of construction machinery, machine tools, automotive industry and emerging industries. At present, the National Development and Reform Commission of the 14 large state-owned enterprises and other large companies such as FAW, China Auto, Shanghai Volkswagen, etc., the pilot of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in the construction machinery machine tools 35 pilots show that the remanufacturing industry in the quality performance is not low In the case of new products, the cost is only 50% for new products, more than 60% for energy conservation, more than 70% for materials, and a significant reduction in adverse environmental impact. With the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" outline including remanufacturing into the energy conservation and environmental protection industry, China's remanufacturing industry has entered a stage of full speed increase.

Xu Bin, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and director of the Armored Forces Engineering Institute's equipment remanufacturing technology defense science and technology key laboratory, said that recycling waste equipment after disassembling and re-inviting is remanufacturing, that is, the high-tech repair and transformation of used mechanical and electrical products. Industrialization. The timeliness of mechanical equipment depends on weak parts, and the performance of weak parts can be improved. The overall performance of equipment can be improved and the service life can be extended. “It is very important to solve the problems of wear and corrosion. According to the survey, in 2002, China’s loss of mechanical products was nearly 600 billion yuan, accounting for 5% of the GDP of the year. According to the Tribology Investigation Report of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, China’s machinery products lost due to friction and wear in 2006. 950 billion yuan, accounting for 4.5% of the GDP of the year, adding up to 9.5% of GDP, while the combined losses of developed countries accounted for only 4% to 5% of GDP. As long as the 10% loss is solved, the country can save 155 billion yuan annually. yuan."

Mao Rubai, chairman of the 10th National People's Congress, said that at present China's important mineral resources are increasingly dependent on foreign countries, with foreign dependence on oil exceeding 50%, copper ore exceeding 60%, and iron ore close to 70%. At the same time, China produces a large number of scrapped or discarded products every year. In 2009, there were nearly 90 million discarded TVs, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines and computers, and nearly 200 million mobile phones. The "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" outline clearly puts forward vigorous efforts to develop a circular economy and promotes the development of circular economy in all aspects of production, circulation, and consumption. "Circular economy is an idea innovation, path innovation, model for economic development, resource conservation, and environmental protection." Since the implementation of the Circular Economy Promotion Law, relevant departments have also accelerated efforts to improve the construction of supporting laws and regulations for the Circular Economy Promotion Law.