Optimal unit-load warehouse designs for single-command operations

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2012

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Ömer Öztürkoǧlu
Kevin R. Gue
Russell D. Meller

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We present a continuous space model for travel in a unit-load warehouse that allows cross-aisles and picking aisles to take on any angle. The model produces optimal designs for one two and three-cross-aisle warehouses which are called chevron leaf and butterfly designs. We then use a more accurate discrete model to show which designs are best for a wide range of warehouse sizes. We show that the chevron design which is new to theory and to practice is the best design for many industrial applications. © 2012 IIE. © 2012 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Aisle Design, Single-command Operations, Unit-load, Warehouse Design, Aisle Design, Continuous Spaces, Discrete Models, Optimal Design, Single-command Operations, Unit-load, Warehouse Design, Industrial Applications, Warehouses, Design, Aisle design, Continuous spaces, Discrete models, Optimal design, Single-command operations, Unit-load, Warehouse design, Industrial applications, Warehouses, Design

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0502 economics and business, 05 social sciences, 0211 other engineering and technologies, 02 engineering and technology

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IIE Transactions

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44

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459

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475
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