@techreport{89ac4eda9e9e418da96628831ff22753,
title = "On the Determinations of Class-Based Storage Assignments in AS/RS having two I/O Locations",
abstract = "This paper presents the use and extension of a geometrical-based algorithmic approach for determining the expected S/R machine cycle times, and therefore warehouse throughput, for class-based storage assignment layouts in an AS/RS.The approach was designed for the purpose of solving a practical storage assignment design problem for a major European manufacturer.The algorithm may be used to layout racks that are either {"}square-in-time (SIT){"} or {"}non-square in time (NSIT){"} with single or multiple I/O points.It is believed that use of this approach can result in the expedient evaluation of warehouse throughput resulting from new layouts, or re-layouts, of AS/R system racks, thus making these systems more appealing for use in integrated supply chain systems in general.",
keywords = "production management, manufacturing, supply chain mangement, warehousing, storage",
author = "J. Ashayeri and R.M.J. Heuts and M. Beekhof and M.R. Wilhelm",
note = "Pagination: 15",
year = "2001",
language = "English",
volume = "2001-68",
series = "CentER Discussion Paper",
publisher = "Operations research",
type = "WorkingPaper",
institution = "Operations research",
}