Concept For Management of End of Life Vehicles Recycling System
Journal Title: International Journal for Quality Research - Year 2008, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
This paper presents a general approach to the product conformity assessment which is required by EU New and Global Approach. As an example, some of the results of the project TD-7082B are presented relating to the harmonization of machine tools with the requirements of the relevant EU directives and harmonized standards.
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Milosav Đorđević, Miljko Kokić
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