The impact of acceleration/deceleration on travel-time models for automated storage/retrieval systems

Chang, Ding-Tsair; Wen, Ue‐Pyng; Lin, James T.

doi:10.1080/07408179508936723

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“…Bozer and White [19] present analytical expressions for the travel time in an AS/RS. These results have been extended by Chang et al [24] who incorporate acceleration and deceleration effects. Pan and Wang [92] provide analytical expressions for the maximum throughput of an AS /RS with dual commands and a cla.')s-ba.…”

Section: Warehouse Design Problems: Tactical Levelmentioning

confidence: 53%

Warehouse design and control: Framework and literature review

Rouwenhorst

Reuter

Stockrahm

et al. 2000

European Journal of Operational Research

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In this paper we pf(~s(mt a reference framework and a classification of warehouse design and control problems. Based on this framework, we review the existing literature on warehousing systems and indicate important gaps. In particular, we emphasi:r.e the need for design oriented studies, a..'l opposed to the strong analysis oriented research on isolated subproblems that seems to be dominant in the current literature.

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Section: Warehouse Design Problems: Tactical Levelmentioning

confidence: 53%

Warehouse design and control: Framework and literature review

Rouwenhorst

Reuter

Stockrahm

et al. 2000

European Journal of Operational Research

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“…Hwang and Lee (1990) incorporate both the maximum velocity of a crane and the time required to reach the peak velocity or to come to a halt. Chang et al (1995) extend the work of Bozer and White (1984) by including acceleration and deceleration rates instead of assuming constant speed. Wen et al (2001) extend the work of Chang et al (1995) by considering class-based and full-turnover-based storage assignment policies.…”

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A survey of literature on automated storage and retrieval systems

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2009

European Journal of Operational Research

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Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RSs) are warehousing systems that are used for the storage and retrieval of products in both distribution and production environments. This paper provides an overview of literature from the past 30 years. A comprehensive explanation of the current state of the art in AS/RS design is provided for a range of issues such as system configuration, travel time estimation, storage assignment, dwell point location, and request sequencing. The majority of the reviewed models and solution methods are applicable to static scheduling and design problems only. Requirements for AS/RSs are, however, increasingly of a more dynamic nature for which new models will need to be developed to overcome large computation times and finite planning horizons, and to improve system performance. Several other avenues for future research in the design and control of AS/RSs are also specified.

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“…In practice this assumption may not hold (Hwang and Lee (1990)), due to crane acceleration and deceleration (especially for small racks). Chang et al (1995) propose a S/R machine travel time model by considering the speed profiles that exist in real-word applications. They consider the system under random storage assignment, single and dual-command cycles.…”

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confidence: 99%