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JUSTIFICATION OF THE LAYOUT OF THE REFRIGERATED WAREHOUSE

System analysis and logistics, 2021
The article is devoted to the issues of justifying the layout of a refrigerated warehouse. This takes into account the peculiarity of the refrigerated warehouse associated with the need to comply with the temperature regime, indicators of the efficiency of technological processes of the warehouse and other requirements necessary for storing perishable ...
Y. Y. Eglit   +3 more
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Analytical study of the Fishbone Warehouse layout

open access: yesInternational Journal of Logistics Research and Applications, 2012
The purpose of this paper is to study the Fishbone Warehouse layout. Fishbone layouts are non-traditional designs for warehouses that have shown to be more efficient under unit-load operations. This paper presents an analytical study of the design from an optimisation point of view. The authors gain an insight into the characteristics of the layout and
Hector J. Martinez, Leonardo Rivera
exaly   +3 more sources

Space-efficient layouts for block stacking warehouses

IISE Transactions, 2019
In block stacking warehouses, pallets of Stock Keeping Units (SKUs) are stacked on top of one another in lanes on the warehouse floor.
Jeffrey S. Smith   +2 more
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Warehouse Layouts

2012
Warehouse layouts, due to their influence on total warehousing costs, are of interest to the theory and practice of warehouse design. While the layout problem of unit-load storage area of conventional warehouses has quite a long history, the layout of conventional systems with manual order-picking from multiple aisles has been the topic of a number of ...
Opetuk, Tihomir, Đukić, Goran
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Internal Layout Design of a Warehouse

A I I E Transactions, 1980
Abstract Two configurations of shelves, in a homogeneous or a zoned warehouse, are compared. Handling costs as well as costs associated with the warehouse area and perimeter are taken into consideration. From these, expressions for optimal design parameters are developed.
Yoseph Bassan   +2 more
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ELEMENTS OF WAREHOUSE LAYOUT

International Journal of Production Research, 1968
SUMMARY The work summarised in this paper has been directed to examine the basic requirements of warehouse layouts. Two simple types of layout have been examined and equations derived for the dimensioning of these, given such information as total volume of stock and number of stock lines. A sketch of the layouts is given.
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Layouts of Unit-Load Warehouses with Multiple Slot Heights

Transportation Science, 2020
We describe a method to generate layouts for unit-load warehouses that use multiple slot heights as a way to maximize warehouse space utilization. The problem has two parts: slots must be arranged into rack-bays, and rack-bays must be arranged into a layout.
Luis F. Cardona, Kevin R Gue
exaly   +2 more sources

A framework for the design of warehouse layout

Facilities, 2002
This paper presents a framework for the design of warehouse layout to organize the design process, facilitate the task of designers, and highlight important design issues to help warehouse managers make informed decisions. The framework accounts for several factors and operations of warehousing in the design, and addresses design decisions required to ...
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Layout evaluation of large capacity warehouses

Facilities, 2007
PurposeThe purpose of this article is to present a model to estimate and evaluate the operational costs of alternative layouts for large capacity warehouses or distribution centers with a large variety of goods.Design/methodology/approachThe proposed model is based on time and resources studies per each of the basic activities on a warehouse operation.
Jenny Díaz-Ramírez
exaly   +2 more sources

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