The Use of a Simulation Model for High-Runner Strategy Implementation in Warehouse Logistics

Fedorko, Gabriel; Molnár, Vieroslav; Mikušová, Nikoleta

doi:10.3390/su12239818

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“…The logistics chain's other components are greatly impacted by the complicated operation of warehousing. When it comes to modern manufacturing, using outdated techniques and methods for warehouse management leads to several challenges and issues, which are reflected in the inefficient flow of production processes [24].…”

Section: Related Literature 21 Sustainable Logisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Model for an Order-Picking Problem with a One-Directional Conveyor and Buffer

Czerniachowska,

Wichniarek,

Żywicki

2023

Sustainability

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Customers seek items at low prices, excellent quality, and customization in today’s market. Additionally, the need for quick product delivery is rising because of the expansion of e-commerce. Order picking is an essential element of order fulfillment and is regarded as one of the most costly and time-consuming tasks for warehouses. The study aims to create a model for the ordering in logistics that involves the group of racks with assigned one-way conveyor and buffers. The focus of this study is on improving the customer order completion time because of appropriate tasks assigned to pickers. The simulation was performed using the CPLEX solver. The findings highlight the need for picking operations to manage time resources, as well as the importance of sustainable work of order pickers in logistic centers in fostering sustainable performance outcomes.

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Section: Related Literature 21 Sustainable Logisticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Fedorko et al ( 2020) [24] focused on how choosing items in a warehouse might be made more efficient using computer simulation techniques. According to the High-Runner Strategy technique, their study showed how to apply a heuristic methods to improve shelf storage.…”

Section: Order Pickingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Model for an Order-Picking Problem with a One-Directional Conveyor and Buffer

Czerniachowska,

Wichniarek,

Żywicki

2023

Sustainability

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“…The use of simulation modelling is widespread [25][26][27]. Fedorko et al present Simulation Model for High-Runner Strategy Implementation in Warehouse Logistics [28]. Burinskiene et al present Simulation Study, too [29].…”

Section: Literature Review About Warehouse Design Problemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Example of Warehouse System Design Based on the Principle of Logistics

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The warehouse process, as one of many logistics processes, currently holds an irreplaceable position in logistics systems in companies and in the supply chain. The proper function of warehouse operations depends on, among other things, the type of the used technology and their utilization. The research in this article is focused on the design of a warehouse system. The selection of a suitable warehouse system is a current research topic as the warehouse system has an impact on warehouse capacity and utilization and on the speed of storage activities. The paper presents warehouse system design methodology that was designed applying the logistics principle-systematic (system) approach. The starting point for designing a warehouse system represents of the process of design logistics systems. The design process consists of several phases: project identification, design process paradigm selection, system analysis, synthesis, and project evaluation. This article’s contribution is the proposed methodology and design of the warehouse system for the specified conditions. The methodology was implemented for the design of a warehouse system in a cold box, which is a part of a distribution warehouse. The technology of pallet racking was chosen in the warehouse to store pallets. Pallets will be stored and removed by forklifts. For the specified conditions, the warehouse system was designed for two alternatives of racking assemblies, which are served by forklifts. Alternative 1—Standard pallet rack with wide aisles and Alternative 2—Pallet dynamic flow rack. The proposed systems were compared on the basis of selected indicators: Capacity—the number of pallet places in the system, Percentage ratio of storage area from the box area, Percentage ratio of handling aisles from the box area, Access to individual pallets by forklift, Investment costs for 1 pallet space in EUR. Based on the multicriteria evaluation, the Alternative 2 was chosen as the acceptable design of the warehouse system with storage capacity 720 pallet units. The system needs only two handling aisles. Loading and unloading processes are separate from each other, which means that there are no collisions with forklifts. The pallets with the goods are operated on the principle of FIFO (first in, first out), which will facilitate the control of the shelf life of batches or series of products. The methodology is a suitable tool for decision-making in selecting and designing a warehouse system.

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“…Besides, the authors Fedorko et al [4], suggest that the use of for the logistics of the company optimizes the storage of the products it offers in the warehouses. The objective is to reduce the time needed to collect the orders that the company's customers have made.…”

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Design of a Mobile Application for the Logistics Process of a Fire Company

Aquije¹,

Carranza²,

Pena³

et al. 2022

IJACSA

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Currently, the logistics process is an important part for any company because it helps to manage the assets and products that enter and leave it. Some companies carry out this process physically, saving the information on sheets of paper or Excel files, which takes longer to do and is not at the forefront of how companies do it, which is by using mobile applications to improve this process. Likewise, it has been decided to implement a mobile application with the aim of improving the logistics process in the Callao No. 15 fire company. For the elaboration of the application, the RUP methodology was used to do it in a more optimal way, in the end, a survey of experts in Google Forms was conducted, addressed to 10 experts to know the evaluation of the mobile application. In the end, a favorable result was obtained from the opinion of the experts on the mobile application; 70% of the respondents indicate that the usability of the mobile application has a "Very high" level;it can be seen that 80% of respondents indicate that the presentation of the mobile the application has a "Very high" level; it can be seen that 90% of the respondents indicate that the functionality of the mobile application has a "Very high" level; besides,it can be seen that 80% of the respondents indicate that the security of the mobile application has a "Very high" level.

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The Use of a Simulation Model for High-Runner Strategy Implementation in Warehouse Logistics

Cited by 6 publications

References 28 publications

A Model for an Order-Picking Problem with a One-Directional Conveyor and Buffer

A Model for an Order-Picking Problem with a One-Directional Conveyor and Buffer

Example of Warehouse System Design Based on the Principle of Logistics

Design of a Mobile Application for the Logistics Process of a Fire Company

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