Storage Location Assignment and I/O Location Design on Storage Planning

Storage Location Assignment and I/O Location Design on Storage Planning

Michael H. Hu, Mu-Chung Chen, Meei-Yuh Ku
DOI: 10.4018/IJISSCM.2016100103
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Abstract

The purpose of this research was to investigate the relationships with storage location assignment and location of I/O points in details in the warehouse operation planning. Dedicated storage warehouse design and three different allocation methods (throughput-to-storage ratios, space-filling curve with X and Y type) were studied using the simulated annealing method. The computer program was implemented with the Access software by Microsoft. The result shows that cost of the storage method of throughput-to-storage ratios can achieve the lowest cost, and then the space-filling curve with X and Y type. However, the storage method of throughput-to-storage ratios may result in the discontinuity of the storage locations.
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Effective storage planning has become a potentially valuable way of competitive advantage and improving organizational performance. Warehouse storage planning involves determining storage location assignment policies and storage location assignment methods (Muppani & Adil, 2008a). Storage policies related to decide how to allocate the various storage locations of a uniform storage medium to a number of SKU’s (Malmborg, 1998). The storage location assignment problem involves the placement of a set of items in a warehouse in such a way that some performance measure is optimal (Kovács, 2011). In this section, we present storage policies and describe the most important storage location assignment methods.

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