Logistics Conceptual Design

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CLIENT: Logistics
PROJECT: "INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS CENTER"
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PROJECT REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS

MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
801 AA10 01
801-AA10.01
CONTENTS
LEADDESIGNER
DATE
01.
PROJECT SCOPE
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
02.
PROCESS FLOW CHART (PFC) SERVICE STOCKS 3PL
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
03
03.
PROCESS FLOW CHART (PFC) SERVICE STOCKS TRANSPORT INTERN

INTERN.
MANOLAS II.
23/1/2013
04.
ORGANIZATION CHART
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
05.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS OF CUSTOMER
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
06.
INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
07.
SITE PRESENTATION & LEGAL FRAMEWORK
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
08.
STORAGE SYSTEM: BACK TO BACK
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
09.
STORAGE SYSTEM: B2B & VNA
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
10.
STORAGE SYSTEM: DRIVE IN
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
11.
STORAGE SYSTEM: LIVE STORAGE & BACK TO BACK
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
12.
STOCK DATA - TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL (RECEIPT VOLUMES)
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
13.
CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE (RL / UNLOADING)
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
14.
STOCK DATA - TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL (DISPATCH VOLUMES)
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
15.
CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE (RL / LOADING)
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
16
16.
CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE (RL / LOADING & UNLOADING)
MANOLAS II.
23/1/2013
17.
CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE - CRITICAL ZONE (FRIDAY)
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
18.
EVALUATION DATA STORAGE
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
19.
DRAFT
MANOLAS I.
23/1/2013
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1. PROJECT SCOPE
1.1.INTRODUCTION
The Project "Preliminary Design for Warehouse and Offices Coplex" intends to document the ongoing procedures of COMPANY at
the present facilities, in order to track critical points for the stock management, the ergonomics of the building facilities, in order to
achieve a "Complete Operational Planning" of the new facilities.
What the
Wh
h whole
h l effort
ff intends
i
d to do
d is
i the
h development
d
l
off specifications
ifi i
for
f the
h design
d i off new facilities
f ili i on the
h site
i proposed
d by
b the
h
client. The design should intend to develop a complete building up to 13.000 m2 of surface, which will be constructed in two
phases. Phase A concerns the construction of warehouse and administration areas of about 8.000 m2 and maximum budget
4.000.000 .
For this purpose we have considered:
a) the main operational planning of the client
b) the proposed site by the client
c)) th
the ongoing
i procedures
d
for
f the
th stock
t k managementt
d) the stock features
e) the uses of the outdoor area
Whil considering
While
id i th
the presentt situation
it ti we id
identified
tifi d th
the ffollowing
ll i "C
"Critical
iti l Points"
P i t " (CP analysis)
l i )
a) Operational Planning
1. The main goal of the investment is to construct and operate modern logistics center facilities
(International Transport & 3PL) involving road & rail access. The first phase of construction includes
office facilities (1.000
(1 000 m2),
m2) international transport warehouse (3.000
(3 000 m2) and 3PL warehouse (5.000
(5 000
m2).
2. The facilities should have high interoperability (international transport, 3PL, ADR stock, customs & tax
control).
3. Maximum stock capacity and low operational cost
b) The proposed site by the client
The site proposed complies with the investment intention. The site evaluation is to follow.
c) The ongoing procedures for the stock management
1. It is of great importance to consider the approach by rail and the respective unloading and stocking of
containers.
2. The distinct development of the activities is not possible because the operational area is limited.
3. The informatics support of the stock appears with serious deficits.
4. The concentration of 60% of stock loading and unloading on Fridays defines the ergonomic and
operational limits of the warehouse areas.
d) The stock features
and means of transportation
results in the necessityy for the
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g
p
1. The amount of distinct packages
improvement of organization - collection - temporary stocking of stock in order to lower the management
cost.
2. The volume of loading and unloading on Fridays requires the use of stationary means of stocking or the
significant
increase of the stock management
area.
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e) The uses of the outdoor area
1. The traffic operation of the outdoor area is important due to the large number of containers and transport
vehicles on Fridays.
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2.PROCESS FLOW CHART (PFC)

2.1.SERVICE STOCKS 3PL
.0 Transportation trucks
01
Expected stock
1. Expected stock
Trucks of company's clients, national, international
transportation, returns(3PL stock)
0) Trucks
.1 Receiving - Loading [RL]

ct.1
02
.1. Unloading & Receiving stock

(TIR ,..),
) Dry Cargo stock
There will be unloading ramps (TIR,
stock.
Stock handling units are used.
The stock consists of One code pallets(75%), Mixed code
pallets(15%) & Boxes(10%).
UNLOADING
One code / Mixed code Pallets
03
.2. Quality&Quantity control - Stock identification.

The quality - quantity control takes place during the unloading
g area where the p
pallets are identified ((both One
at the receiving
code pallets and Mixed code pallets). In case full control is
required (of part of the stock, of ruined stock) this procedure
takes place in a specified area. Stock identification follows
(labeling reffering to One code pallets)
Boxes
ct.2
IDENTIFICATION
QUALITY & QUANTITY CONTROL
.2 Unloading for sorting
1) Receiving - Loading Area

RL
.3.2
08
INTERNAL TRANS. (RELOADING)
One code pallets
5) Loading and final control area
.3.1
INTERNAL TRANSPORTATION
04
One code pallets
05
Mixed code pallets
.4.0
.3.1 Internal transportation

Transportation by means of handling equipment to the storage
area (for the stock which should be received in detail,
processed, relieved of inappropriate stock). Only part
of the stock passes through the storage area.
.3.3
INTERNAL TRANS.
[Cross Docking]
06
One code pallets
07
Mixed code pallets
.4 Quality&Quantity control, stock identification.

Q lit &Q
Quality&Quantity
tit control
t l ttakes
k place
l
ffollowed
ll
db
by stock
t k
3.1 Storage Area (Loc. Stock, Loc. Picking)

3.2 Inappropriate stock storage area
DENTIFICATION QUALITY &

QUANTITY CONTROL
4) Order composing area
2) Unloading area to be placed
3 3 Special storage area

3.3
areas (Rack areas), the storage can be made in stock locations
or in picking locations
p
Transportation by means of handling equipment to the
Inappropriate stock storage area
.5.2
9.2
INTERNAL TRANS.
One code pallets
3.2) Inappropriate stock storage area
.5.1
9.1
INTERNAL TRANS.
One code pallets
10.1
REFEEDING RESTORAGING
One code pallets
3.1) Storage area(Loc. Stock, Loc. Picking)
14
15
.11
IDENTIFICATION
QUALITY&QUANTITY
CONTROL
One code pallets
Mixed code pallets
LOADING
9.3
.6.1
.10
.5.3
.7
INTERNAL TRANS.
TRANS PALLET
COLLECTION
INTERNAL TRANS.
One code pallets

Transportation by means of handling equipment to the Special
storage areas
.6.1/2 Refeeding
Stock regrouping (between stock places) refeeding of picking
spots. The procedures are performed by means of handling
equipment
3.3) Special storage area
.6.2
10.2
One code pallets
4) Order composition area

[It is
processing
i possible
ibl tto perform
f
i activities
ti iti iinside
id
the order composition area]
.3.3. Internal stock transportation Cross Docking
Transportation of stock which has arrived to the order
composition area (both One coded pallets & Mixed coded
C
Concerning
i the
th order
d composition
iti policy.
li
In case the order composition takes place at the racks (list
based - paper or RF) and the order is collected, identified and
controlled in one step, then it is possible to match the order
composition area and the loading ramp coincide. If the order is
composed in two steps (prepicking - picking) or the idenification
and the control require more space then we define area X4 for
the stock of the second category
category.
5) Loading & final control area

11
.8
12
One code pallets
.3.2 Reloading of received stock.

Loading of One code pallets or Mixed code pallets.
COLLECTION OF BTUs
.10 Identification & final quality&quantity control

For
Mixed
before
these are
F One
O code
d pallets
ll t or Mi
d code
d pallets
ll t b
f
th
loaded on the trucks. Possible pallet wrapping follows
Basic Transportation Units
.11 Loading
Pallets (One code or Mixed code) are loaded by means of
5) Distribution trucks
16
One code pallets
.9
17
Mixed code pallets
13
18
Distributed stock
6) Distr. Vehicles
ORDERS COMPOSING
Mixed code pallets
Transporting stock
stock.
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2.2.CP Analysis
Cp
1
2
3
Category description
Unloading boxes and glue, unloading delay, quality-quantity
quality quantity control, palletizing delay
Problem caused by the simultaneous handling of transportation goods & 3PL
Problem caused by the handling of inappropriate stock and stock which needs detailed receipt
2.3.Necessary equipment
1
2
3
4
5
Manually handled trucks
RF - Terminals
Electric trucks (+RF)
Forklifts (RT, VNA) (+RF)
Pallet wrapping
Activity
Loading - Unloading
Identification, order composing, internal moving
Internal moving, Picking
Internal moving, regrooping
Prior to the loading (between 10 -11)
/ FLOW CHART
1, 11
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11
5, 6, 7,
10
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3.1.TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL
.0 Trucks
01
1. Expected stock
Trucks of company's clients, national, international
transportation, returns(3PL
(
stock))
Expected stock
.1 Receiving - Loading [RL]

.1. Unloading & Receiving stock
There will be unloading ramps (TIR, ,..), Dry Cargo stock.
Stock handling units are used.
The stock consists of One code pallets, Mixed code pallets,
individually packaged goods in bulk, & irregular cargo
(voluminous items).
0) Trucks
.2.2
IDENTIFICATION QUALITY &

QUANTITY CONTROL
ct.1
UNLOADING
"On Car Truck"

Immediate Delivery
02
One code / Mixed code Pallets

RL
03
Boxes
ct.2
.2.1. Quality&Quantity control - Stock identification.

The quality - quantity control takes place during the unloading at
the receiving area where the pallets as well as the individually
packaged goods are identified (both One code pallets and
Mixed code pallets). In case full control is required (of part of the
stock of damaged stock) this procedure takes place in a
stock,
specified area. Stock identification follows (labeling reffering to
One code pallets, individually packaged goods or individual
clients).
IDENTIFICATION
QUALITY & QUANTITY CONTROL
.2.2. Quality&Quantity control - Stock identification (For

immediate Delivery).
This concerns goods to be delivered immediately to the client
(for reasons related to the delivery time or cost). In this case the
cargo is checked before delivery and complemented as need
may be (in case another delivery, from a different country or
vehicle, is due for the same client).

RL
.3.2
08
INTERNAL TRANS. (RELOADING)
One code pallets
.3.1
INTERNAL TRANSPORTATION
04
One code pallets
05
Mixed code pallets
.4.0
.3.3
INTERNAL TRANS.
[Cross Docking]
06
One code pallets
07
Mixed code pallets
IDENTIFICATION QUALITY &

QUANTITY CONTROL
9.2
INTERNAL TRANS.
One code pallets
3.2) Inappropriate stock storage area
.5.1
9.1
INTERNAL TRANS.
One code pallets
10.1
One code pallets
.10
14
15
.11
IDENTIFICATION
QUALITY&QUANTITY
CONTROL
.7
11
One code pallets
Mixed code pallets
.8
COLLECTION OF BTUs
12
16
One code pallets
.9
17
Mixed code pallets
13
9.3
INTERNAL TRANS.
One code pallets
.6.2
10.2
One code pallets
INTERNAL TRANS.
TRANS PALLET
COLLECTION
One code pallets
LOADING
.5.3
.6.1
Basic Transportation Units
ORDERS COMPOSING
Mixed code pallets
.4 Quality&Quantity control, stock identification.

Quality&Quantity control takes place followed by stock
identification (labeling reffering to One code pallets, individually
packaged goods or individual clients)
3.1 Temporary Storage Area

3.2 Inappropriate stock storage area
3.3 Storage Area (Loc. Stock, Loc. Picking) - 3PL
2) Unloading area to be placed
.5.2
.2 Unloading for sorting

[Area for stock which requires
q
a detailed receipt
p p
process]
area (for the stock which should be received in detail,
processed, relieved of inappropriate stock). Only part
of the stock passes through the storage area.
The Process continues in

accordance with the
PFC 3PL
.5.1
5 1 Internal transportation
areas (Rack areas). This concerns identified cargo intended for
immediate delivery to clients. Storage Location depends on the
time the stock remains in the warehouse before delivery
areas with a special status (possible change of status for the
stock from interchange to storage).
Transportation by means of handling equipment to 3PL stock
management areas. This results in a change of status for the
stock from interchange to storage.
.6 Refeeding
Regrouping of stock (between stock areas), Resupply of Picking
areas. The process is carried out with handling equipment.
4) Order composition area

[It is possible to perform processing activities inside the
order composition area]
.3.3. Internal stock transportation Cross Docking
Transportation of stock which has arrived to the order
composition area (both One coded pallets & Mixed coded
pallets, individually packaged goods)
.7 Internal transportation, Collection of pallets,
Collection with the help of material handling equipment from
temporary storage areas in the order composition area or the
loading and final control area.
.8 Collection of individually packaged goods
Collection with the help of material handling equipment from
temporary storage areas in the order composition area or the
loading and final control area.
.9 Building of a mixed code pallet
Building of a mixed code pallet from a one code pallet and
individually packaged goods (order composition/client/
destination)
Respectively to the order composition policy.
In case the order composition takes place at the racks (list
based - paper or RF) and the order is collected, identified and
controlled in one step, then it is possible the order composition
area with the loading ramp coincide
coincide. If the order is composed in
two steps (prepicking - picking) or the idenification and the
control require more space then we define area X4 for the stock
of the second category.
5) Loading & final control area

.3.2 Reloading of received stock.
Loading of One code pallets or Mixed code pallets
pallets.
.10 Identification & final quality&quantity control
For One code pallets or Mixed code pallets before these are
loaded on the trucks. Possible pallet wrapping follows
18
Distributed stock
6) Distr. Vehicles
.11 Loading
Pallets (One code or Mixed code) are loaded by means of
handling equipment
5) Distribution trucks
Transporting stock.
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2.2.CP Analysis
Cp
1
2
3
Unloading of boxes and individually packaged goods, Delays in unloading, Q-Q
Q Q control, pallet building
Problems due to the handling of interchange & 3PL products in a single fashion
Problems in the management of damaged goods and cargo which requires a detailed process of receipt
2.3.Necessary equipment
1
2
3
4
Manual pallet jacks
RF - erminals
Powered pallet jacks (+RF)
Forklifts (RT, VNA) (+RF)
Activity
Loading/Unloading
Identification, Order Composition, Internal transfers
Internal transfers, Picking
Internal transfer, Resorting
/ FLOW CHART
1, 11
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11
5, 6, 7,
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4.ORGANIZATION CHART
4.1. MANAGEMENT
C1
D1
InternationalTransport
Manager
E1
Secretary
Assistant Manager
NationalandBalcans
Secretary
Finance & Administr.
F1
Logistics Manager
Status
Workstations
Number of offices
1
1
1
2
1
3
Total
[Respectively to the hierarchy position]

[Number of workstations / office]
[[Number of offices]]
[Total]
Ranking
Office code
C3,4
1
Workstations
4.2.INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT
C1
International
Transport
2
C1.1
C2
SALES
C3
ROAD TRANS.
SECTION IMPORT
C2.1
C2.2
C2 3
C2.3
4
C3.1
C3.5
C3.7
C3 9
C3.9
C3.11
C4.1
1
C3.6
C3.8
C4.6
C6.3
C5.4
C5.6
4
C7.1
C6.2
Status
1
C7.2
1
C3.10
C3.12
Sales office
Sales office
Sales office
Sales secretary
W k t ti
Workstations
C.2.1
C.2.2
C.2.3
C24
C.2.4
EXTERNAL
ACTIVITIES SEC.
C7
Office code
C3,4
IT
C6.1
C5.2
C5.5
C6
2
C5.3
C4.4
C4.5
AIR, SEA & RAIL

TRANS. SECTION
C5.1
C4.2
C4.3
C5
1
C3.4
C2.4
ROAD TRANS.
SECTION EXPORT
C3.2
C3.3
C4
C.3.1/3/5/7/9/11/13
Line Manager
C.3.2/4//6/8/10/12/14
Operation
Workstations
Number of offices
19
12
Total
C.4.1/3/5
Line Manager
C.4.2/4/6
Operation
C.5.1/3/5
Line Manager
C.4.2/4/6
Operation
C.6.1 Inform. Manager

C.6.2 Operation
C.6.3 Comb. Room
50
C.7.1 Section manager

C.7.2 Operation
4.3. NATIONAL TRANSPORT
D2
SALES
4
D2.1
D2 1
INTERNAL ROAD
TRANS. SECTION
D3
5
D3.1
D3 1
D2.2
D1
NationalandBalcans
Transport
D4
BALKANS ROAD TRANS.

SECTION
D5
D4.1
D4 1
D3.2
D3.3
D3.5
D4.3
D3.4
D3.6
NATIONAL RAIL
TRANS. SECTION
D5.1
D5 1
D4.2
D4.4
D6.1
D6 1
D5.2
Status
Sales office
Sales secretary
1
D6.2
Workstations
Number of offices
Workstations
D.2.1
D.2.2
Office code
C3,4
D6
Total
D.3.1/3/5
Line Manager
D.3.2/4/6
Operation
D.5.1 Line Manager

D.5.2 Operation
D.4..1/3
Line Manager
C.4.2/4
Operation
24
D.6.1 Line Manager

D.6.2 Operation
4.4. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

E1
Finance & Administr

Administr.
Office code
4
.1.1
1
Workstations
1
.1.2
.1.3
C3,4
Status
.1.1/3 Administration manager
.1.2/4 Operation
1
.1.4
Workstations
Number of offices
Total
4.5. LOGISTICS - 3PL
F2
SALES
4
F.2.1
F3
IMPORTANT CLIENTS
MANAGEMENT
F.3.1
F.2.2
F1
Logistics Manager
3PL
F4
DISTRIBUTION
F.4.1
F.3.2
F.3.3
Sales office
Sales secretary
F.3.1/3
Client Manager
F.3.2
Operation
WAREHOUSE
MANAGEMENT
4
F.5.1
TECHNICAL
SUPPORT
F6
F.6.1
F.5.2
1
Workstations
F.2.1
F.2.2
F5
F.4.2
Office code
C3,4
F.4.1
F.4.2
Line Manager
Operation
Status
Workstations
Number of offices
Total
19
F.5.1 Warehouse Manager F.6.1 Technical Manager

F.5.2 Operation
4.6. Client Area
CLIENT&ASSOCIATES
AREA
TR. INT.
Status
2
INTER. TRANS.
4
F.2.1
Workstations
Number of offices
1
1
3
2
2
3
1
1
4
Surface (m2)
12
50
12
Total (m2)
36
150
48
1
F.2.2
LOGISTICS - 3PL
3PL
F.3.1
F.3.2
2
Office code
F23
F.2.3
F.2.5
C3,4
1
Surface code
F.2.4
F.3.3
F26
F.2.6
F.3.4
F34
.2.1/3/5
Representative
.2.2/4/6
Quality control area
.3.1/2/3/4
Client manager
NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL TRANS.

TRANS
Status
Workstations
Number of offices
14
29
20
Total staff /Status
14
General staff total
LOGISTICS - 3PL
82
102
Status
Workstations
Number of offices
Total staff /Status
General staff total
19
25
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OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
AFFAIRS/CONTENTS:STANDARD WORKSHEET - P01 (A4 Portrait)/LEAD DESIGNER:MANOLAS I. /DATE:18/7/2012
BUSINESS
5. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS OF CUSTOMER

5.1.GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
IInvestment
t
t Entity
E tit LIG
G
Phase A Time schedule 25/3/2012 - 25/2/2013
TRANSP.
INTERN.
3PL
3,000
6
5,000
12
Demand for warehouse area

Demand for height of warehouse areas (net height)
In case a refrigeration area is requested
m2
m
2
The logistics center is designed to serve:
12
80
30
15
15
Transport trucks (National & International transportation) [Loading &

Unloading]
Container (National & International transport) [Loading & Unloading]
Nb / Day
Rail wagons - Container [Approaching]
15
The curve radius of the rail line should be at least 125m (R 125m).
The inclination of the rail line should be between 8% - 12%.
The approved width of the rail line is considered to be 5m
5.2.GENERAL STOCK SPECIFICATIONS

5.2.1.Stock description
TRANSP.
INTERN.
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
Industrial Equipment
Household devices
Cosmetics
Textile
Car parts
Food
Drinks
Controlled by
y Customs
Number of pallets in distinct area
3PL
1,000
1,000
1,000
,
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
500
PLTS
Tax controlled warehouse

Number of pallets in distinct area
1,000
60
60
60
30
Toys
Tiles & Sanitary items
Air Conditioning Units
Flamable - ADR
Fertilizer (Nitrate)
Chemicals (cleaning liquids)
1,000
1,000
1,000
150
1,500
200
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

5.2.2.Requested services
TRANSP.
INTERN
INTERN.
3PL
Storage
YES
YES
Per package
YES
YES
Picking
YES
YES
Processing
YES
YES
Distribution
YES
YES
Europallet (0,8
(
X 1,2))
YES
Industrial (1,0 X 1,2)
YES
YES
1,20m - 1,25m
25%
25%
1 70 - 1
1,70m
1,80m
80
10%
10%
2,00m - 2,10m
60%
60%
2,10m - 2,30m
5%
5%
000Kgr
From 100 - to 1
1.000Kgr
80%
5%
From 1.000 - to 1.200Kgr
10%
35%
From 1.200 - to 1.500Kgr
10%
60%
5.2.3.Type of used pallets
5.2.4.Height of pallets
5.2.5.Weight of pallets
5.2.6.Picking (level)
Pallet
20%
Box
10%
Item
70%
5.2.7.Order execution method

FIFO
60%
FEFO
20%
LIFO
20%
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

5.2.8.Average time of stock storage (days)
TRANSP
TRANSP.
INTERN.
3PL
From 1 - to 6 Day
2%
60%
From 7 - to 15 Day
18%
15%
From 16 - to 30 Day
60%
15%
From 31 - to 60 Day
20%
10%
Back to Back
70%
60%
Drive in / Live Storage / Block Stacking
30%
40%
5.2.9.Access / Pallet
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

5.3.ERGONOMIC LIMITS OF WAREHOUSE
5.3.1.Operation Model of Logistics Center
TRANSP.
INTERN.
3PL
Total working time / day
hours
16
Shifts / day
shifts
Days / period
Days
hours
Maximum stock unloading / day
Plts
640
480
M i
b off arrivals
i l / day
d
Maximum
number
TIR
20
15
Maximum stock loading / day
Plts
650
650
TIR
30
Total time for unloading stock / day

5.3.2.Unloading
5.3.3.Loading
Maximum number of arrivals / Day (14 Plts load, 60% full, 6 deliveries)
Maximum number of arrivals / Day (32 Plts load, 90% full, 2 deliveries)
25
Plts
5 3 4 Cross Docking
5.3.4.Cross
Maximum estimated necessary surface
Plts
500
1,500
Plts
10
TIR
Plts
5.3.5.Dock Levellers
Maximum estimated necessary number of electrohydraulic ramp
Maximum estimated necessary number of external type ramps
Demand for side unloading trucks
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

5.4.REQUIREMENTS FOR STORAGE AND AUXILLIARY AREAS
5.4.1.Warehouse Ambient & Chilled
Warehouse Ambient
chapter 6, ELEMENTS OF COMMERCIAL STORAGE BUILDING AND FIELD
Warehouse Chilled
chapter 6, ELEMENTS OF COMMERCIAL STORAGE BUILDING AND FIELD
5.4.2.Warehouse for Small Items & Expendables

Warehouse
Connected with the dry cargo warehouse area
Required
q
surface
Suitable industrial floor
100 m
5.4.3.Flamables Warehouse - ADR

Warehouse
Distinct area from the rest of the warehouse
(in direct contact with it)
Required volume
Dry cargo temperature
YES
1,500
YES
YES
5.4.4.Tax Controlled Warehouse

Warehouse
Distinct area from the rest of the warehouse
(in direct contact with it)
Required volume
YES
1,000
YES
S
YES
5.4.5.Customs Controlled Warehouse

a e ouse
Warehouse
Distinct area from the rest of the warehouse (in direct contact with it)
Required volume
YES
500
YES
YES
5.4.6.Forklifts Charging Area

Warehouse
Distinct area from the rest of the warehouse (in direct contact with it)
Area temperature [5 - 20 oC]
Floor with resistance to abrasion, capable of washing
Fire p
protection
Area ventilation
Automatic liquid filling
Available area for extra chargers
Available area for future electric vehicles
Available area for maintenance equipment
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

5.5.SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL AREAS
5.5.1.ADMINISTRATION AREA - OFFICES
General Requirements
TRANSP.
INTERN.
3PL
Desired office floors

Distinct from the main facility and in contact with it
YES
Concrete construction (reinforced concrete)
YES
Metal structure
YES
Indication of needed m2
1,500
500
Number of employees
100
25
High commercial value areas
YES
National & International

Management (1)
Management (2)
Management C (3)
Staff (workstations: 1)
Meeting room
Meeting room
Meeting room
Archives
Dining room
Restaurant
WC
Special areas for associates & clients
Nb of offices
Factor
(m2/off.)
1
2
3
0
8
0
5
19
35
20
12
12
14
21
56
40
10
5
0
50
60
15
(m2 /
)
3
3
3
0
2.75
2.75
4.80
35
40
36
0
112
0
280
503
. m2
120
30
15
30
138
165
72
570
. (m2/.) Surface m2
A
Area
S
Surface
f
T t l national
Total
ti
l & international
i t
ti
l transportation
t
t ti
Surface m2
186
m2
12 9
1,259
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

Logistics - 3PL
Management (1)
Management (2)
Management C (3)
. (m2/.) Surface m2
0
1
5
1
1
1
1
10
Workstations
Locker Room
Dining room
WC
Infirmary
Workshop
Special areas for associates & clients
20
20
10
3
2
Workstations
35
20
12
12
14
21
56
Factor
Surface m2
(m2/W.st.)
4
80
2.75
55
2.75
28
5
15
10.00
20
198
Factor
Surface m2
(m2/W.st.)
Area Surface
Total 3PL
0
20
60
12
14
21
56
183
48
m2
429
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
&
BUSINESS

5.6.SPECIFICATIONS FOR OUTDOOR AREA FACILITIES
5.6.1.Main Entrance Gate
In accordance with standards and regulations
5.6.2.Gate Security Station

At the complex gate
Constructed in reinforced concrete
Air conditioned area
I t
Internal
l communication
i ti with
ith administrative
d i i t ti and
d operational
ti
l areas
5.6.3.Truck Scale
Permanent installation
Constructed in reinforced concrete
In proximity to the gate security station
Electronic survey of the measurements
5.6.4.Parking Sheds
Staff private vehicles
Visitor private vehicles
Surrounding Area's
10
5
15
5.6.5.Open Parking
Staff private vehicles
Distribution vehicles
Large trucks
Pillars
Surrounding Area
s
Area's
30
25
15
5
75
5.6.6.Forklift Sheds
Outdoor area forklifts
Diesel forklifts
Surrounding Area
Area's
s
2
2
4
5.6.7.Container Area
Number of containers to be stored (12 m).
Number of containers vertically
y
Number of containers horizontally
Surrounding Area's
50
3
3
5.6.8.Vehicle Maintenance Workshop

Number of vehicles
Lubrication
Change of tyres
Fuel pump
Spare parts area
Washing
g Area's
Surrounding
0
Not
Not
Not
Not
Not
OFFICER
DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ANALYSIS
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5.6.9.Other Outdoor Area Data
Grass area required
Asphalt area required
Reinforced concrete at the ramp area
Fencing required
Commercial value of the outdoor area
Required sidewalks
Surrounding Area's
YES
YES
YES
YES
HIGH
YES
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6.INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS
6.1.ELEMENTS OF COMMERCIAL STORAGE BUILDING AND OUTDOOR AREA
6.1.1.BUILDING SPACES CATEGORIES
Space of report - Area - m2
Warehouse
Warehouse Storage - Cross Docking

A1
2,140
0%
2,140
100%
1,670
1,670
1,670
1,670
,
1,390
1,390
1,390
1,390
,
83%
17%
17%
280
280
280
280
0
20%
Warehouse Storage A2
A3
A4
A5
Warehouse Refrigeration Storage (Chilled)
Warehouse Cold Storage (Frozen)
Total
Total Warehouse Storage Area
8,820
5,560
Loading Dock
83%
83%
83%
80%
80%
63%
3,260
Sum (m2)
Warehouse
Ground floor Administrative Spaces

1st Floor Administrative Spaces
Administrative Spaces
670
1,345
Stock
674
76%
124
0
65
20
14%
17%
17%
20%
37%
8,820
Space of report - Area - m2
Mechanical Room (Heating - Freezing)

Pump House (ESFR - In Rack)
Electrical Room (Transformer)
Battery Charging Room
Auxilary Facilities
Support
Facilities Operations
p
pp
Guard House
Technical Spaces
Stock
Loading Dock
Sum (m2)
75%
2,015
17%
883
8%
0%
7%
2%
Total Building's Area
11,718
51%
6.1.2.OUTDOOR AREAS CATEGORIES

Area - m2
Roadways
Heavy Vehicles (trucks of 40tn)
Firetrucks
Pedestrian's Paving
Reinforced Concrete for Heavy Trucks
Reinforced Concrete for Heavy Trucks
Water Tanks for Fire Suppression
Railroad
Planted Areas
Parking Spaces for Heavy Trucks
Light vehicle parking spaces
Total Outdoor Area
Total Grounds Area
4,500
4 500
0
450
2,700 [Width 14m]
600 [Width 5m]
0
850
500
650
1,000
20%
0%
2%
12%
3%
0%
4%
2%
3%
4%
11,250
22,968
49%
6.2.SURROUNDING AREA
6.2.1.ROADWAYS & UTILITIES
Concrete
1. Warehouse Floor
2. Front of Ramp-Doors
3.Main
Roads
3M i R
d
4.Secondary Roads
5. Car Parking Space
6.Truck Parking Space
7.Tractor Parking
8.Container Handling Area
9.Railroad
10.Planted Areas
11.Offices' Floor
60 (cm)
70 (cm)
55 ((cm))
50 (cm)
45 (cm)
55 (cm)
63 (cm)
0 (cm)
0 (cm)
0 (cm)
60 (cm)
Asphalt
Circulation
Asphalt
20 (cm)
20 (cm)
Base
Subbase Gravel
18 (cm)
15 (cm)
20 (cm)
15 ((cm))
15 (cm)
10 (cm)
15 (cm)
15 (cm)
25 (cm)
30 (cm)
30 ((cm))
25 (cm)
25 (cm)
30 (cm)
30 (cm)
20 (cm)
15 (cm)
25 (cm)
5 ((cm))
5 (cm)
5 (cm)
5 (cm)
5 ((cm))
5 (cm)
5 (cm)
5 (cm)
6.3.BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE FOR WAREHOUSES AND OUTDOOR AREA

6.3.1.GEOTECHNICAL WORK
Site clearing fron natural ground 25 - 30cm
Subbase Layers of 25cm using vibrating road roller 10tn, 4 passes at every
direction
direction.
6.3.2.FLOOR LOADING
Design Load for Warehouse
Stanchion Shelf Loading (16 x 12cm x 8mm)
60
100
KN/m2
KN/m2
Forklift Load
Load per wheel 25 KN
Pressure of contact 6,000 KN/m2
/h
Km/h
S
d 12 K
Speed
Number of transits 200 per day
Design Load for Offices
Ground Floor
1st Floor
5
3
KN/m2
Designing Load for Charging Room
60
6 tn/m2
10 tn/m2
3 tn
612 tn/m2
1
0
tn/m2
KN/m2
KN/m2
tn/m2
6.3.3.ROAD NETWORK
traffic of trucks/day 1,000 day
Elevation of loading
-1 m
g of the trucks
Width of trucks's manoeuvre 35 m
space /
Trucks parking space per warehouse area
1
space /
Car parking space per warehouse area
1
space
p
/
Car parking space per office area
1
tn/m2
[Relatively to the elevation of warehouse's floor]

[From the warehouse]
5,000 m2
60 m2
50 m2
[Unless there is a differrent demand]

[Unless there is a differrent demand]
[[Unless there is a differrent demand]]
Subbase at loading dock apron
Width
Reinforced Concrete
14
18
m
cm
[From the end of the warehouse]
Subbase at truck parking dolly pads
Width
Reinforced Concrete
5
m
18 cm
Pedestrian's Walkway Paving Slabs for approaching offices
Ground Markings / Signs Trucks and Cars Parking
Parking, Pedestrians Passage
Passage, STOP
STOP, Speed Control
6.3.4.UTILITIES
Stormwater Utility According to the design requirements, can be at stormwater Sewer, or to
be connected with the local utility
utility.
Water Connection According to the design requirements, office requirements, warehouse
requirements and the water tank for fire suppression.
Drinkable Water Connection According to the design requirements, office requirements.
Electric Supply Networks According to the design requirements
Low Currents Network According to the design requirements, office requirements, warehouse
requirements.
6 3 5 OUTDOOR AREA ELEMENTS
6.3.5.OUTDOOR
Fencing 2.00 m high Chain Link Fencing with Barb-Wire; Posts set in concrete
Sliding Gate Electrical 10,002,00m
Manual 6,002,00m
Outdoor Area Lighting Photocell operated, 150Lux at loading area, 15Lux at roads and parking space.
Perimetrical Building Separation
8m high light poles at trucks parking
3,2m high light poles at car parking
Planted Area According to the design requirements
6.4.WAREHOUSES
6.4.1.BASIC INFRASTRUCTURES
Warehouse's Perimetric Concrete Panels 15cm Thick, 2,10m High, made from precast concrete panels or cast onsite
concrete walls.
Warehouse's
15cm Thi
Thick,
W h
' Perimetric
P i t i Concrete
C
t Panels
P
l 15
k 4,50m
4 50 High,
Hi h made
d ffrom precastt concrete
t panels
l or castt onsite
it
at the cross dock concrete walls.
Firecell 60min fire walls
60min with concrete wall
90min fire walls
90min with concrete wall
Fire Exit Stairs at Loading Docks Made of reinforced concrete

Steel construction
Battery Charging Room Specified as hazardous area ( 60min firecell), with perimetric reinforced
concrete wall of 15cm width and 0,6m minimum height.
Infrastructures outside of the warehouses Footing for the Firefighting reservoirs

g for the main vehicle entrance
Footing
Access Ramp made of reinforced concrete per 10.000m of Warehouse
Firefighting Pump Room- 60 min Firecell
6.4.2.BEARING STRUCTURE
Building Loads k / m2
Steel Weight
Concrete Weight
Roof Panel Weight (60mm)
Snow
Wind
Wind Load on the Roof
79
25
0
1
1
1
kg / m2
7,850
2,500
12
70
100
60
Steel Lofts Loads
Coating Weight 1
Floor Load (Office Spaces) 2
100
200
Reinforced Concrete Loads k / m2
Roof Dead Load

Roof Live Load
Brick Weight
Soil
1
2
4
18
kg / m2
100
200
360
1,800
Seismic
S i i Loads
L d
Seismic Hazard Zone

II a = 0.24 g
Foundation Soil
S
k / m2
Foundation Depth 1,5 m (according to the level of the surrounding area)

Soil Stress 200 (CAT. )
6.4.3.BEARING STRUCTURE ELEMENTS
Foundation Type
Beams on Elastic foundation

Frame Type
Reinforced Concrete Columns - Steel Roof

Frame
Steel Structure for Coating
g Panels
Column Axis m
Width 22.80
Length 6.00
Roof Elements m
Bent 3,1% (TPO)

Bent 7% (POLYURETHANE)
6.4.4.COATING ELEMENTS
Roof Coating
Steelplate System - Tumid Polystyrene TPO (Film) / POLYURETHANE

Translucent areas 3% percent of the covered surface
Roof openings for the smoke removal 1% percent of the covered surface
Total roof openings 4%
Wall Cladding
Polyurethane Heat-Insulating Sandwich 50 mm Insulation; 0.5 mm Steel

P
l
Panels
6.4.5.EQUIPMENT
Passive Fire Protection Equipment for Doors
S ti
Sectional
lD
Doors - D
Dock
kL
Levelers
l
-D
Dock
k 2,6 3,0 m - 1/700m2 Warehouse - 1/1000 m2
Shelters
6.4.6.ELECTRICAL
Electrical Requirement for Warehouse 8 VA/m2
Electrical Requirement for Office 120 VA/m2
Exterior Lighting Requirement 15 KVA
Lighting Indicator for rhe Battery Charging 70 KVA / 20.000m2 Warehouse

Room
Substation 315 KVA / 20.000m2 Warehouse
Warehouse Air Conditioning
Interior Lighting
Warehouse 150 Lux
Technical Support Spaces 250 Lux
Special Systems Requirements Administrative Spaces Data & Voice
6.4.7.ACTIVE
6 4 7 ACTIVE FIRE PROTECTION
Sprinkler System ESFR
Pump Rooms Per Building
Firefighting Reservoirs Outside each Building
6.5.WAREHOUSE OFFICES
6.5.1.BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Placed
Levels
HVAC Installation
Active Fire Protection System
Water Supply
Sanitary Installation
Ventilation
Supply of Electric Power
Inside the building

Ground floor and mezzanine
To be designed
Sprinklers
WC
WC
See HVAC Installation
Low and Extra Low voltage
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TITLE:801
AA10 01/07 /PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
DESIGNER MANOLAS I.
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/DATE 23/1/2013
DESIGNER:MANOLAS
ANALYSIS/CONTENTS:STOCK
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
PERIOD
7 .PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION OF SITE & LEGAL FRAMEWORK
7 1 HYPOTHESIS OF INVESTMENT
7.1.
Employer
Project
j
Area
A
Place
LTI
LOGISTICS CENTER
GREECE
INDUSTRIAL ZONE SI
7.1.1.Characterization
off th
the IInvestment
7 1 1 Ch
t i ti
t
t-A
ti it category
t
Activity
Installation from the start
Extension inside the property
p p y land
p p ty land
E t
i outside
t id off the
th property
l d
Extension
R
l
ti
Relocation
Modernization
Yes
Not
N t
Not
N
Nott
Not
Warehouse Yes
Industry
I dus
d t y Not
Not
7 1 2 Category news activity

7.1.2.Category
W h
Warehouse
Industry
Shop
Commercial Storage Building
g Center
Commercial Storage
Y
Yes
Not
Not
Not
Not
7 2 OBTAINABILITY OF THE LEGAL HIPOTHESIS AT THE SELECTED PROPERTY LAND

7.2.
7 2 1 Land Use
7.2.1.Land
General
characterization
characteri
se Outside
O
Ge e a c
a ac e ation
a o of
o the
e land
a d use
Outside
s de the
e cit
ccity
y plan
pa
Land use at a radius of 1 Km
(
)
Residential Control Zone(RCZ)
F
t
Forests
Sensitive Ecosystem
Streams
Outside the Residential Control Zone

N t found
f
d
Not
Not found
Not found
Built up
p Area INDUSTRIAL ZONE SI
Quarrying
Not
Q
i Area
A
N t found
f
d
Archaeological Spaces Not found
Road Network Basic National Road Network / Secondaryy Provincial Road Network
Airports
Ports
Channels of Water Feeder
Supply
y of Electric Power
Not found
No ports in the region
It is not defined
Found in the field area
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7 2 2 Photomap
7.2.2.Photomap
p of the area
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7 .PRESENTATION
7.3.
7 3 BUILDING TERMS
g Context - Research
7.3.1.Legal
7
3 1 Legal
Building
g Regulation
g
PD 24
24-5-85
5 85 FEK 270/D/31-5-85
270/D/31 5 85
PD 11
11-1-94
1 94 FEK 33/D/21-1-94
33/D/21 1 94
6 83 (FEK
284D7 7 83)
PD 22
22-6-83
(FEK-284D7-7-83)
PD 209/98 (FEK
PD-209/98
(FEK-169//15-7-98)
169//15 7 98))
(
General
Construction
Regulation
g l ti
G
lC
t
ti R
1577/85 & ENG 54247/34/98
.1577/85
54247/34/98, P10 A-9
A 9 G/85
ST 2564/99 [5
3 99] (
3 1
ST-2564/99
[5-3-99]
(-3
1428/84, -5
5 1
669/77 (-82438/65/00
(
65/00))
4 -1428/84,
-669/77
( 82438/65/00 gk
gk-65/00
g 65/00
-65/00)
((F-76//5-3-04)
((F-76//04)
PD 111/04 (F
76//5 3 04)) [[5
3 04]] (F
76//04))
PD-111/04
[5-3-04]
7.3.2.Building
B ildi C
t ib t
7 3 2 Building
Contributors
INDUSTRIAL AREA 32
Building
B ildi category:
t
I d t i l Warehouse
W h
Industrial
Minimum site area:
2
000 m2
[Factor which defines the completeness and ability to build]
2,000
Coverage percentage:
60%
Min site length
30 m
g facing
g the street:
Mi distances
Min
di t
from
f
the
th building
b ildi g line:
li
10 m
Mi i
id distances:
di t
Minimum
side
5m
Maximum height:
24 m
Construction factor:
2
Volume factor:
5
Maximum allowed coverage
Site
2
Area m
Cov Factor
Cov.
Max.
Cover
Ma Co
er
Building Zone
Build Surface
Build.
Max allowed building dimensions

Maximum height of future building
Site
2
Area m
Cov Factor
Cov.
Cover
M
Max.
C
Building Zone
Height
g of future building
g
Build.
B ild Surface
S f
Max
allowed
coverage
g 1 or 2
2:
Ma allo
ed co
erage
1
21,8
21,818
818
8
60%
13,091
13,091
13 091
13,091
15 m
1
21 818
21,818
20
2.0
4.5
45
196,359
196 359
14 m
14,026
14 026
13,091
13 091 m22
(Section point between coverage & height)
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7 4 LEGAL CONTEXT
7.4.
7.4.1.LEGAL
7 4 1 LEGAL CONTEXT FOR THE ENVIRONMETAL AUTHORIZATION
B i L
i
t
Basic
Laws ffor "E
"Environment
Protection
P t ti " Law nr
Protection"
nr.1650\86
1650\86 160\\86
Law nr
nr.3010/02
3010/02 91\\02
Decision nr
nr.69269/5387/90
69269/5387/90
Common Ministerial Decision nr 15393\2332\02 1022\\02
Common
Ministerial
5-8-03
C
Mi i t i l Decision
D i i nr 13727\724 1087 \ 5
8 03
Decision nr 11014\703\ 104\03 332 \03
7 4 2 LEGAL CONTEXT FOR THE STRUCTURAL LICENSE

7.4.2.LEGAL
Required Studies
Architectural Studies Architectural Studies
opografphic
Diagram
p g p
g
g Diagram
Coverage
C
Di g
P
Passive
i Fire
Fi Protection
P t ti Studies
St di
Designing Outdoor Area
Top Views
Front Views
S ti Views
Vi
Section
Static Studies Static studies
Heat insulation
Structural
St t l Designing
D ig i g
Special
S
i l Foundation
F
d ti
Electromechanical Studies Installation Study
Heating
g Studyy
Air
Ai Conditioning
C diti i g Study
St dy
A ti Fire-protection
Fi protection
t ti Study
St d
Active
Fire
Water Supply Study
Sanitation Study
Elevators Studyy
G Fuel
F l Study
St d
Gas
Incessant Function & Switchyard
Installation Study
S
S
Electrical Supply Installation Study
7 4 3 LEGAL CONTEXT FOR THE OPERATION LICENCE

7.4.3.LEGAL
Required Qualifications
protection
qualification
p
q
Active Fire
Fire-protection
P
i i disposal
di
l liquid
li id industry
i d t waste
t
Permission
Structural licence signed for the completion
Approval of constructing the traffic connection
Licence of connection with the water supply
pp y network
Basic Laws for Parking space for
cars
Warehouses 1 p
place for 60 m2 of surface of the building
g
Offices
(Warehouses)
(
)
1
p
place
for
50
m2
of
surface
of
the
building
Offi
(W h
l
f
2 f
f
f th b ildi g
Basic Laws for Parking Space for
trucks
Warehouses 1 place for 5
000 m2 of surface of the building
5.000
PERIOD
/LEAD
TITLE:801
DESIGNER MANOLAS I.
I /DATE:23/1/2013
/DATE 23/1/2013
DESIGNER:MANOLAS
7 .PRESENTATION
7 5 LEGAL CONTEXT FOR FIRE PROTECTION
7.5.
7.5.1.Classification
7 5 1 Classification of Activity
P d t Category
C t g y (NFPA
Product
(
13))
Classe I
Classe II
Classe III
Classe IV
Fire Cell - Area (m2)
Z1
Z2
Z3
1 Floor
2,500
2 500
2,500
2,500
1 000
1,000
Multi Floor
500
500
500
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
PERIOD
/LEAD
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8.STORAGE SYSTEM - BACK TO BACK - REACH TRUCK
Back to Back
Zp
Zr
Ast(n)
Ast
BACK TO BACK - Reach Truck
DETAILS SHELVES - [X AXIS]
Width Palette [Xp]

Overflow pallet [x]
Module Block [mx]
DETAILS SHELVES - [Z AXIS]
mm
1,200
mm
0
[z5h]
levels
[z4h]
levels
[z3h]
levels
[z2h]
levels
[z1h]
levels
Levels stacking pallets [z]
PLTS
Euro-Ind
Module Block [my]
mm
mm
800
100
2.800
Thickness
of Beam
Need
Height
Level of
Pallet
2,100
100
150
150
50
150
150
11,600
9,400
7,250
4,900
2,450
0
mm
300
200
200
00
200
200
0
2,200
2,150
2,350
,350
2,450
2,450
zh Plts
Margin
mm
DETAILS SHELVES - [Y AXIS]

Length Palette [Yp]
Distance between pallets [d]
zh Drive
in (4%)
EUROPALLETE
1.2
Height Shelves [Zr]

Height of last Pallet [Zp]
mm
1,800
5
4
3
2
1
5
mm
11,600
9 500
9,500
1,800
2,000
2,100
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
Depth of a Block [x]

Bays - Block [y]
Plts
bay
Width Shelves [Xr]

Length Shelves [Yr]
m
m
BACK TO BACK
SHELVES MODULE
Repeatability of Module
Plts / Bay
6
10
2
8
2
9
2
10
2
11
4
8
4
9
4
10
4
11
6
8
6
9
6
10
6
11
8
8
8
9
8
10
8
11
7
28
2
22
2
25
2
28
2
31
5
22
5
25
5
28
5
31
7
22
7
25
7
28
7
31
10
22
10
25
10
28
10
31
2
3
ACCESS TO AISLE
Front Access
Dimension [1]
Dimension [2]
Dimension [Y2]
6
2.80
m
m
m
1
Aisle Reach Truck
0.000
3.400
3
MARGINS FROM THE WALLS

[c]
[ ]
[c]
m
m
0.200
0.300
0 300
CHARACTERISTICS DATA MODULE

[Xm]
[Ym]
Surface module
m
m
31.80
32.00
m2
1,018
11.00
26.40
290
11.00
29.20
321
11.00
32.00
352
11.00
34.80
383
21.40
26.40
565
21.40
29.20
625
21.40
32.00
685
21.40
34.80
745
31.80
26.40
840
31.80
29.20
929
31.80
32.00
1,018
31.80
34.80
1,107
42.20
26.40
1,114
42.20
29.20
1,232
42.20
32.00
1,350
42.20
34.80
1,469
1,800
480
540
600
660
960
1,080
1,200
1,320
1,440
1,620
1,800
1,980
1,920
2,160
2,400
2,640
0.35
1.77
0.57
0.33
0.34
0.34
0.34
0.34
0.35
0.35
0.35
0.34
0.35
0.35
0.36
0.34
0.35
0.36
0.36
1.65
65
1.68
68
1.70
0
1.72
1.70
0
1.73
3
1.75
5
1.77
1.72
1.74
1.77
1.79
9
1.72
1.75
5
1.78
8
1.80
80
0.61
0.59
0.59
0.58
0.59
0.58
0.57
0.56
0.58
0.57
0.57
0.56
0.58
0.57
0.56
0.56
STORAGE PROPERTIES MODULE

PLTS Locations
Plts
(Utilization of Surface) Factor [K]

(Utilization of Volume) Factor [C]
(Calculation of Surface) Factor {D}
Accessible Pallets
Accessible Pallets 1o level
Accessibilityy
B2B
Plt/m2/level
Plt/m2
m2/Plt
Plts
Plts
B2B
1,800
480
540
600
660
960
1,080
1,200
1,320
1,440
1,620
1,800
1,980
1,920
2,160
2,400
2,640
100%
360
100%
96
100%
108
100%
120
100%
132
100%
192
100%
216
100%
240
100%
264
100%
288
100%
324
100%
360
100%
396
100%
384
100%
432
100%
480
100%
528
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
598
420
467
514
561
462
509
556
603
504
551
598
645
545
592
639
686
392
313
353
392
431
313
353
392
431
313
353
392
431
313
353
392
431
783
2,583
627
1,107
705
1,245
783
1,383
862
1,522
627
1,587
705
1,785
783
1,983
862
2,182
627
2,067
705
2,325
783
2,583
862
2,842
627
2,547
705
2,865
783
3,183
862
3,502
2.54
0.39
3.81
3.88
3.93
3.98
2.81
2.86
2.90
2.93
2.46
2.50
2.54
2.57
2.29
2.33
2.36
2.38
0.26
0.26
0.25
0.25
0.36
0.35
0.35
0.34
0.41
0.40
0.39
0.39
0.44
0.43
0.42
0.42
0.12%
0.3%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
By exploiting Corridor
Aisle surface
m2
Pallets Locations of 1 level

Storage Level
Pallets Locations Coridor
Total
Factor C
Factor D
Accessibility
Plt/m2
m2/Plt
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9.STORAGE SYSTEM - BACK TO BACK - VNA
Back to Back
Zp
Zr
Ast(n)
Ast
BACK TO BACK - VNA
Width Palette [Xp]

Overflow pallet [x]
Module Block [mx]
mm
1,200
mm
0
[z5h]
levels
[z4h]
levels
[z3h]
levels
[z2h]
levels
[z1h]
levels
PLTS
Euro-Ind
Module Block [my]
mm
mm
800
100
2.800
Need
Height
Level of
Pallet
2,100
100
150
150
150
150
11,600
9,400
7,250
4,900
2,450
0
mm
300
200
200
200
200
0
2,200
2,150
2,350
2,450
2,450
Margin
mm

Length Palette [Yp]
Thickness
of Beam
zh Plts
EUROPALLETE
1.2
zh Drive
in (4%)
Height Shelves [Zr]

mm
1,800
5
4
3
2
1
5
mm
11,600
9,500
1,800
2,000
2,100
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

Bays - Block [y]
Plts
bay
Width Shelves [Xr]

Length
L
th Shelves
Sh l
[Y
[Yr]]
m
m
BACK T
TO BACK
SHELVES MODULE
Plts / Bay
8
9
2
8
2
9
2
10
2
11
4
8
4
9
4
10
4
11
6
8
6
9
6
10
6
11
8
8
8
9
8
10
8
11
10
25
2
22
2
25
2
28
2
31
5
22
5
25
5
28
5
31
7
22
7
25
7
28
7
31
10
22
10
25
10
28
10
31
2
3
ACCESS TO AISLE
Front Access
Dimension [1]
Dimension [2]
Dimension [Y2]
8
1.80
m
m
m
1
Aisle Reach Truck
0.000
3.400
3

[c]
[c]
m
m
0.200
0 300
0.300

[Xm]
[Ym]
Surface module
m
m
34.20
29.20
m2
999
9.00
26.40
238
9.00
29.20
263
9.00
32.00
288
9.00
34.80
313
17.40
26.40
459
17.40
29.20
508
17.40
32.00
557
17.40
34.80
606
25.80
26.40
681
25.80
29.20
753
25.80
32.00
826
25.80
34.80
898
34.20
26.40
903
34.20
29.20
999
34.20
32.00
1,094
34.20
34.80
1,190
B2B
2,160
480
540
600
660
960
1,080
1,200
1,320
1,440
1,620
1,800
1,980
1,920
2,160
2,400
2,640
Plt/m2/level
Plt/m2
m2/Plt
0.43
2.16
0.46
0.40
0.41
0.42
0.42
0.42
0.43
0.43
0.44
0.42
0.43
0.44
0.44
0.43
0.43
0.44
0.44
2.02
2.05
2.08
2.11
2.09
2.13
2.16
2.18
2.11
2.15
2.18
2.21
2.13
2.16
2.19
2.22
0.50
0.49
0.48
0.47
0.48
0.47
0.46
0.46
0.47
0.47
0.46
0.45
0.47
0.46
0.46
0.45

PLTS Locations
Plts

((Utilization of Volume)) Factor [C]
[ ]
Accessible Pallets
Accessibility
Plts
Plts
B2B
2,160
480
540
600
660
960
1,080
1,200
1,320
1,440
1,620
1,800
1,980
1,920
2,160
2,400
2,640
100%
432
100%
96
100%
108
100%
120
100%
132
100%
192
100%
216
100%
240
100%
264
100%
288
100%
324
100%
360
100%
396
100%
384
100%
432
100%
480
100%
528
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
500
359
399
439
480
392
432
473
513
426
466
506
547
459
500
540
580
302
268
302
336
369
268
302
336
369
268
302
336
369
268
302
336
369
603
2,763
537
1,017
603
1,143
672
1,272
738
1,398
537
1,497
603
1,683
672
1,872
738
2,058
537
1,977
603
2,223
672
2,472
738
2,718
537
2,457
603
2,763
672
3,072
738
3,378
2.77
0.36
4.28
4.35
4.42
4.46
3.26
3.31
3.36
3.40
2.90
2.95
2.99
3.03
2.72
2.77
2.81
2.84
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.22
0.31
0.30
0.30
0.29
0.34
0.34
0.33
0.33
0.37
0.36
0.36
0.35
0.11%
0.3%
0.3%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.1%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
Aisle surface
m2

Storage Level
Total
Factor C
Factor D
Accessibility
Plt/m2
m2/Plt
10.STORAGE SYSTEM - DRIVE IN
Yc1
Yr
Corridor
or Collection
Col
& Loading
oading
Corridor
or Collection
Col
& Loading
oading
Yc2
DRIVE IN - Reach Truck
Width Palette [Xp]

Overflow pallet [x]
mm
800
mm
40
Module Block [mx]
0.84
[[z5h]]
levels
[z4h]
levels
[z3h]
levels
[z2h]
levels
[z1h]
levels
PLTS
mm
1,200
160
75
5
4
3
2
1
5
Height Shelves [Zr]
mm
12,300
1.510
mm
11,900
Euro-Ind
Module Block [my]
mm
mm
zh Plts
Margin
Thickness
of Beam
Need
Height
Level of
Pallet
2,100
,
100
150
150
150
150
2,500
2,450
2,450
2,450
2,450
9,800
7,350
4,900
2,450
0
mm
2,100
300
200
200
200
200
EUROPALLETE

Width Palette [Yp]
Beam Thickness [YD1]
Overflow pallet [YD2]
zh Drive
in (4%)
2,100
2,100
2,100
mm
mm
mm
mm
Bays - Block [y]

Depth
D
th off a Block
Bl k [x]
[ ]
Plts
Plt
Plts
Length Shelves [Yr]

Width Shelves [Xr]
m
m
BACK TO BACK
K
SHELVES MODULE
Plts / Bay
y
24
5
10
5
11
5
12
5
13
5
14
5
15
5
16
5
17
5
18
5
19
5
20
5
21
5
22
5
23
5
24
5
25
5
36.24
8.40
15
8.40
17
8.40
18
8.40
20
8.40
21
8.40
23
8.40
24
8.40
26
8.40
27
8.40
29
8.40
30
8.40
32
8.40
33
8.40
35
8.40
36
8.40
38
8.40
2
1
ACCESS TO AISLE
Front Access
Dimension []
Dimension [Y]
2
3.400
m
m
0
Aisle Reach Truck
3.400
4

[c]
[c]
0.200
m
m
0.300

[Xm]
[[Ym]]
Surface module
m
m
24.40
40.24
m2
982
24.40
19.10
466
24.40
20.61
503
24.40
22.12
540
24.40
23.63
577
24.40
25.14
613
24.40
26.65
650
24.40
28.16
687
24.40
29.67
724
24.40
31.18
761
24.40
32.69
798
24.40
34.20
834
24.40
35.71
871
24.40
37.22
908
24.40
38.73
945
24.40
40.24
982
24.40
41.75
1,019
40.00
25.00
1,000
44.00
25.00
1,100
48.00
25.00
1,200
52.00
25.00
1,300
56.00
25.00
1,400
60.00
25.00
1,500
64.00
25.00
1,600
68.00
25.00
1,700
72.00
25.00
1,800
76.00
25.00
1,900
80.00
25.00
2,000
84.00
25.00
2,100
88.00
25.00
2,200
92.00
25.00
2,300
96.00
25.00
2,400
100.00
25.00
2,500
0.43
0.44
0.44
0.45
0.46
0.46
0.47
0.47
0.47
0.48
0.48
0.48
0.48
0.49
0.49
0.49
2.15
2.19
2.22
2.25
2.28
2.31
2.33
2.35
2.37
2.38
2.40
2.41
2.42
2.43
2.44
2.45
0.47
0.46
0.45
0.44
0.44
0.43
0.43
0.43
0.42
0.42
0.42
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41
0.41

Lot Pallets
Lot size
PLTS Locations
Lots
Plts
Plts

Accessible Pallets
Accessibility
Plts
96.00
25.00
2,400
Plt/m2/level
Plt/m2
m2/Plt
DRIVE IN
0.49
2.44
0.41
240
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
210
220
230
240
250
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
137
65
70
75
80
85
91
96
101
106
111
116
121
127
132
137
142
99
45
51
54
57
60
66
69
72
75
81
84
87
93
96
99
102
198
2,598
90
1,090
102
1,202
108
1,308
114
1,414
120
1,520
132
1,632
138
1,738
144
1,844
150
1,950
162
2,062
168
2,168
174
2,274
186
2,386
192
2,492
198
2,598
204
2,704
2.65
0.38
2.34
2.39
2.42
2.45
2.48
2.51
2.53
2.55
2.56
2.59
2.60
2.61
2.63
2.64
2.65
2.65
0.43
0.42
0.41
0.41
0.40
0.40
0.40
0.39
0.39
0.39
0.38
0.38
0.38
0.38
0.38
0.38
0.12%
0.3%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
Aisle surface
m2

Storage Level
Total
Factor C
Factor D
Accessibility
Plt/m2
2
m /Plt
11.STORAGE SYSTEM LIVE STORAGE & BACK TO BACK
Back to Back
x
xc xb
x1
xr1
x2
xr2
x1
xb
xc
yc1
yr
Corridor Collection
Corridor Collection
Loaad Corridor
d1
d3
d2
Ast(n)
Ast
y
LIVE STORAGE
r p
d1
d2
d3
y2
yc2
Ast(n)
Ast
LIVE STORAGE - Reach Truck
LIVE STORAGE - Reach Truck
Width Palette [Xp]

Overflow pallet [x]
mm
1,200
mm
53
Module Block [mx]
1.25
Module Block [my]
mm
mm
800
100
2.000
zh Drive
in (4%)
[z5h]
levels
[z4h]
levels
[z3h]
levels
[z2h]
levels
[z1h]
levels
EUROPALLETE
PLTS
Height Shelves [Zr]

mm
mm
5
4
3
2
1
5
mm
Module Block [mx]
Module Block [my]
mm
800
100
2.800
Level of
Pallet
2,100
200
200
200
200
200
0
150
150
150
150
2,300
2,450
2,450
2,450
,
2,989
10,339
7,889
5,439
2,989
,
0
2,100
2,100
539
zh Drive
in (4%)
EUROPALLETE
Euro-Ind
mm
Need
Height
2,100
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

Length Palette [Yp]
Thickness
of Beam
12,639
12,439

1,200
Margin
2,100

Width Palette [Xp]
zh Plts
EUROPALLETE
DETAILS SHELVES - [[Y AXIS]]

Length Palette [Yp]
[z5h]
levels
[z4h]
levels
[z3h]
levels
[z2h]
levels
[z1h]
levels
5
4
3
2
1
5
plts
Height Shelves [Zr]

mm
10,000
9,900
mm
zh Plts
Margin
Thickness
of Beam
Need
Height
Level of
Pallet
1,700
100
150
150
150
150
1,800
2,050
2,050
2,050
2,050
8,200
6,150
4,100
2,050
0
mm
1,700
0
200
200
200
200
1,700
1,700
1,700
mm
mm
mm
mm
Plts
bay
Width Shelves [Xr]

Length Shelves [Yr]
m
m
Plts / Bayy
Bays - Block [y]
Plts
bay
Width Shelves [Xr]

Length Shelves [Yr]
m
m
Plts / Bay
Width Shelves [Xr]
Length Shelves [Yr]
B
Back
to Back
Reach Truck
R

Bays - Block [y]
LIVE STORAGE
Reach Truck
SHELVES MODULE
m
m
5
19
5
10
5
11
5
12
5
13
5
14
5
15
5
16
5
17
5
18
5
19
5
20
5
21
5
22
5
23
5
24
5
25
13
38
13
20
13
22
13
24
13
26
13
28
13
30
13
32
13
34
13
36
13
38
13
40
13
42
13
44
13
46
13
48
13
50
1
14
1
8
1
9
1
9
1
10
1
11
1
11
1
12
1
13
1
14
1
14
1
15
1
16
1
16
1
17
1
18
1
19
2
39
1
22
1
25
1
25
1
28
1
31
1
31
1
34
1
36
1
39
1
39
1
42
1
45
1
45
1
48
1
50
1
53
15
38
14
20
14
22
14
24
14
26
14
28
14
30
14
32
14
34
14
36
14
38
14
40
14
42
14
44
14
46
14
48
14
50
1
2
1
3
ACCESS TO AISLE
Front Access
Dimension [1]
Dimension [2]
Dimension [Y2]
m
m
m

[c]
[c]
m
m
2
3.40
3.000
3.400
2
0 200
0.200
0.300
11.STORAGE SYSTEM LIVE STORAGE & BACK TO BACK
Back to Back
x
xc xb
x1
xr1
x2
xr2
x1
xb
xc
yc1
yr
Corridor Collection
Corridor Collection
Loaad Corridor
d1
d3
d2
Ast(n)
Ast
y
LIVE STORAGE
r p
d1
d2
d3
y2
yc2
Ast(n)
Ast

[Xm]
[Ym]
Surface module
m
m
25.13
42.00
23.93
24.00
574
23.93
26.00
622
23.93
28.00
670
23.93
30.00
718
23.93
32.00
766
23.93
34.00
814
23.93
36.00
861
23.93
38.00
909
23.93
40.00
957
23.93
42.00
1 005
1,005
23.93
44.00
1 053
1,053
23.93
46.00
1 101
1,101
23.93
48.00
1 149
1,149
23.93
50.00
1 197
1,197
23.93
52.00
1 244
1,244
23.93
54.00
1 292
1,292
m2
1 055
1,055
1,900
20.00
25.00
500
22.00
25.00
550
24.00
25.00
600
26.00
25.00
650
28.00
25.00
700
30.00
25.00
750
32.00
25.00
800
34.00
25.00
850
36.00
25.00
900
38.00
25.00
950
40.00
25.00
1,000
42.00
25.00
1,050
44.00
25.00
1,100
46.00
25.00
1,150
48.00
25.00
1,200
50.00
25.00
1,250

Lot Pallets
Lot size
PLTS Locations
Lots
Plts
Plts
LIVE
STORAGE
Locations Pallets
Plts
B2B
420
120
135
135
150
165
165
180
195
210
210
225
240
240
255
270
285
Locations Pallets
Plts
LS+B2B
2,320
620
685
735
800
865
915
980
1,045
1,110
1,160
1,225
1,290
1,340
1,405
1,470
1,535
Plts/m2/level
Plt/m2
m2/Plts
0.44
2 20
2.20
0.45
0.22
0.22
0.22
0.22
0.23
0.22
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.24
0.24
1 08
1.08
1 10
1.10
1 10
1.10
1 11
1.11
1 13
1.13
1 12
1.12
1 14
1.14
1 15
1.15
1 16
1.16
1 15
1.15
1 16
1.16
1 17
1.17
1 17
1.17
1 17
1.17
1 18
1.18
1 19
1.19
0.93
0.91
0.91
0.90
0.89
0.89
0.88
0.87
0.86
0.87
0.86
0.85
0.86
0.85
0.85
0.84

Accessible Pallets
Plts

Accessibility
Plts
Accessible Pallets
Plts

Accessibility
Plts
A
Accessible
ibl P
Pallets
ll t
Plt
Plts

Accessibility
Plts
Live St.
B2B
LS+B2B
38.00
50.00
190
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
210
220
230
240
250
10%
38
20%
20
20%
22
20%
24
20%
26
20%
28
20%
30
20%
32
20%
34
20%
36
20%
38
20%
40
20%
42
20%
44
20%
46
20%
48
20%
50
%
2%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
%
4%
210
120
135
135
150
165
165
180
195
210
210
225
240
240
255
270
285
50%
42
100%
24
100%
27
100%
27
100%
30
100%
33
100%
33
100%
36
100%
39
100%
42
100%
42
100%
45
100%
48
100%
48
100%
51
100%
54
100%
57
10%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
400
220
245
255
280
305
315
340
365
390
400
425
450
460
485
510
535
17%
80
35%
44
36%
49
35%
51
35%
56
35%
61
34%
63
35%
68
35%
73
35%
78
34%
80
35%
85
35%
90
34%
92
35%
97
35%
102
35%
107
3%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
458
277
297
317
336
356
375
395
415
434
454
473
493
513
532
552
571
285
163
176
190
204
217
231
245
258
272
285
299
313
326
340
353
367
570
2,890
326
946
352
1,037
380
1,115
408
1,208
434
1,299
462
1,377
490
1,470
516
1,561
544
1,654
570
1,730
598
1,823
626
1,916
652
1,992
680
2,085
706
2,176
734
2,269
2.74
2 74
0.37
1.65
1 65
1.67
1 67
1.66
1 66
1.68
1 68
1.70
1 70
1.69
1 69
1.71
1 71
1.72
1 72
1.73
1 73
1.72
1 72
1.73
1 73
1.74
1 74
1.73
1 73
1.74
1 74
1.75
1 75
1.76
1 76
0.61
0.60
0.60
0.59
0.59
0.59
0.59
0.58
0.58
0.58
0.58
0.57
0.58
0.57
0.57
0.57
0.10%
0.3%
0.3%
0.3%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.2%
0.1%
0.1%
0.1%
Aisle surface
2
m

Storage Level
Total
Factor C
Factor D
Accessibility
2
Plt/m
Plt/
m2/Plt
TITLE:801-AA10.01/12./PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
DESIGNER:MANOLAS I. /DATE:23/1/2013
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
PERIOD
/LEAD
12.STOCK DATA - TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL

12.1.RECEIPT VOLUMES
PICK FACES
TYPE
Quantity 1
COLA
BOX
ROL
PLTS
CARTON
ITEM
BARREL
BUNDLE
CONTAINER
BOX 2
POT
BULK
BAG
BOX OF WOOD
PARCEL
PARCEL 2
TOTAL
228,669
228 669
44,557
24,249
24,064
6 745
6,745
1,636
304
270
56
40
12
6
3
3
1
1
330,616
,
Quantity 2
Quantity 3
625
467
77
770
30
108
1
1
1
0
0
1
10
0
0
0
2,091
,
62
2
2
11
65
18
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
160
Volume
60,394
60 394
6,403
2,372
45,006
576
347
123
358
2 280
2,280
1,640
1
306
1
2
0
0
119,810
,
Gross
Total
Weight
Packaging
11,490,425
229,356
11 490 425
229 356
977,709
45,026
501,201
24,328
10,466,250
24,845
87 926
87,926
6 840
6,840
84,381
1,762
58,161
305
101,632
271
717 645
717,645
57
276,210
40
316
12
53,510
7
200
13
328
3
100
1
13
1
24,816,007
,
,
332,867
,
Qdty
Vol.
69% 50%
14%
5%
7%
2%
7% 38%
2%
0%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
2%
0%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
% 100%
%
Weight
46%
4%
2%
42%
0%
0%
0%
0%
3%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
%
max PICK FACES

Qdty
93%
7%
BULK
PLTS
Ratios Pallet
Medium Weight Palette (Kg/ Plts)
Number of Pallet (Plts/ Yard)
Average Pallet Height (m)
Pallet Average Volume (m3 / Plts)
421
24,845
1.81
1.74
Vol.
Vol
62%
38%
Weight
58%
42%
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
PERIOD
/LEAD

Transformation Packages
TYPE
COLA
BOX
CARTON
ITEM
BUNDLE
CONTAINER
BOX 2
POT
BULK
BAG
BOX OF WOOD
PARCEL
PARCEL 2
TOTAL
Quantity 1
228,669
44,557
6,745
6 745
1,636
270
56
40
12
6
3
3
1
1
281,999
Quantity 2
Quantity 3
625
467
30
108
1
1
0
0
1
10
0
0
0
1,243
62
2
65
18
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
147
Volume
60,394
6,403
576
347
358
2,280
,
1,640
1
306
1
2
0
0
72,308
Avg Box / Plts

Avg in Plts
Avg Weight / Plts
Gross
Total
Weight
Packaging
11,490,425
229,356
977,709
45,026
87,926
6,840
87 926
6 840
84,381
1,762
101,632
271
717,645
57
276,210
,
40
316
12
53,510
7
200
13
328
3
100
1
13
1
13,790,395
283,389
6
47,232
292
1.53
1.47
Qdty
69%
14%
2%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
85%
Vol.
50%
5%
0%
0%
0%
2%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
60%
Weight
46%
4%
0%
0%
0%
3%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
56%
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
PERIOD
/LEAD
13.CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE

13.1.RECEIVING - LODGING (RL) & DOCK LEVELLERS (DL)
13.1.1.INVENTORY & ACTIVITY RATIOS
EUROPALLET
PALLETS
1,20 X 0,80
UNLOADING PLTS - TR.INTERNATIONAL

handling (number of workers)
Number of Plts
Unloading Avg 32 Plts
UNLOADING BULK - TR.INTERNATIONAL
3
32
15
min
Hand pallet trucks & Pallet Trucks
MHE : Pallet Trucks

Unloading Area / Plts 2,0
Stockholding in location RL 30
Stock transfer time in location STOCK 30,0
Unloading - Receiving - Put Away in Stock
2,34
Location (Tt - Type 1)

Shifts / day
Days / Week
Unloading Time / Day
3
28
60
8
1
6
8
m / Plts
2,5
min
min
30
30,0
min/PLTS
4,29 Tt - Type 2
Hours
Shifts
Days
Hours
8
1
6
8
13.1.2.INVENTORY UNLOADING DATA
Day
Date
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1-Jan
2-Jan
3-Jan
4-Jan
4
Jan
5-Jan
25-Dec
26-Dec
27-Dec
27
Dec
28-Dec
29-Dec
30-Dec
31-Dec
31
Dec
Total Plts
0
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
7
0
0
44
25
0
18
84
0
0
1
0
8
0
248
0
2
3
0
26
0
10
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
31
0
0
0
0
3
0
103
0
1
1
0
11
0
187.116
151.466
6.406
712
18.222
62.550
Nb of
Trucks IN
Plts
Plts - Bulk
RL -m2
RL - h
0
4
1
0
0
16
5
0
0
22
18
0
0
22
7
0
0
99
54
0
4
0
1
1
0
1
0
19
0
2
1
0
5
0
19
0
1
0
0
3
0
#####
3.000
min
average
g
max
Nb of Docks
Effective
use of
space
((m2/h))
Nb of
distribution
truck
0
8
45
0
43
309
0
58
495
0
113
906
0
398
2.835
0
16
111
0
2
14
0
50
354
21/10
0
4/11
1
18/11
1
2/12
2
16/12
2
30/12
2
21/10
4/11
18/11
2/12
16/12
30/12
4/11
18/11
2/12
16/12
30/12
12/8
21/10
29/7
7
15/7
7
1/7
7
17/6
6
3/6
6
20/5
5
6/5
5
22/4
4
8/4
4
25/3
3
11/3
3
26/2
2
12/2
2
29/1
1
15/1
1
1/1
1
7/10
0
7/10
200
7/10
400
23/9
9
600
23/9
800
23/9
Chart: Plts "Bulk" Unloading / Day

9/9
9
9/9
100
9/9
200
26/8
8
300
26/8
400
26/8
Chart: Plts Unloading

g / Day
y
12/8
8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
500
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
1.000
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
1/1
1/1
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
/
PERIOD
/LEAD

50
Chart: number of vehicles unloading / Day
40
30
20
10
LEVEL
ANALYSIS
PERIOD
/LEAD

Chart: Total Plts Unloading / Day
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
Nb of
Trucks IN
5%
8%
9%
14%
60%
4%
Day
Nb of
Trucks IN
Plts
Plts - Bulk
Total Plts
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Total
141
236
271
429
1.785
128
2.990
784
1.399
1.720
3.110
13.353
825
21.191
1.458
2.209
3.219
4.630
25.615
4.104
41.235
2.242
3.608
4.939
7.740
38.968
4.929
62.426
4%
6%
8%
12%
62%
8%
Ch t : Nb of
Chart
f Trucks
T
ks IN / Day
D
2.000
1.500
1.000
500
0
1.Mon
2.Tue
3.Wed
4.Thu
5.Fri
6.Sat
7.Sun
6.Sat
7.Sun
Chart: "PLTS" Unlonding / Day

40.000
30.000
20.000
10.000
0
1.Mon
2.Tue
3.Wed
4.Thu
5.Fri
30/12
16/12
2/12
18/11
4/11
21/10
7/10
23/9
9/9
26/8
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
1/1
30//12
23//12
16//12
9//12
2//12
PERIOD
30/12
2
16/12
2
2/12
2
25//11
18//11
11//11
4//11
28//10
21//10
ANALYSIS
18/11
1
4/11
1
21/10
0
14//10
7//10
30
0/9
23
3/9
16
6/9
9/9
9
2/9
2
26
6/8
19
9/8
12
2/8
5/8
5
29
9/7
22
2/7
15
5/7
8/7
8
1/7
4/6
24
17/6
LEVEL
7/10
0
23/9
9
3/6
3
10
0/6
9/9
9
26/8
8
12/8
8
29/7
7
15/7
7
1/7
7
17/6
6
3/6
6
27/5
20
0/5
13
3/5
6/5
6
29
9/4
22
2/4
15
5/4
8/4
8
1/4
25
5/3
8/3
18
11/3
4/3
4
26
6/2
19
9/2
12
2/2
5/2
5
29
9/1
22
2/1
15
5/1
8/1
8
1/1
15
20/5
5
500
6/5
5
22/4
4
8/4
4
25/3
3
11/3
3
26/2
2
12/2
2
29/1
1
15/1
1
1/1
1
/LEAD

Chart: Nb of Dock Unlloading / Day
12
Effective use of space (m2/h) / Day
400
300
200
100
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

14.1.DISPATCH VOLUMES
PICK FACES
TYPE
Quantity 1
CARTON
COLA
ITEM
PLTS
ROL
BOX
BUNDLE
BARREL 2
BOX OF WOOD
BARREL 1
CONTAINER
PARCEL
BULK
TOTAL
729.432
729 432
131.951
33.161
16.765
9 804
9.804
3.806
1.949
304
141
61
24
20
1
927.419
Quantity 2
Quantity 3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Volume
41.846
41 846
33.711
1.045
40.166
3 972
3.972
601
127
127
244
45
6
617
75
122.582
Gross
Total
Weight
Packaging
5.798.845
729.432
5 798 845
729 432
3.733.578
131.951
142.463
33.161
7.886.989
16.765
684 931
684.931
9 804
9.804
102.995
3.806
14.902
1.949
10.665
304
63 531
63.531
141
12.852
61
1.091
24
247.964
20
5.925
1
18.706.731
927.419
Qdty
Vol.
79% 34%
14% 28%
4%
1%
2% 33%
1%
3%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1%
0%
0%
100% 100%
Weight
31%
20%
1%
42%
4%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1%
0%
100%
max PICK FACES

Qdty
98%
2%
BULK
PLTS
Vol.
67%
33%
Weight
58%
42%
Ratios Pallet
Medium Weight Palette (Kg/ Plts)
470
16.765
2,50
2,40
Transformation Packages
TYPE
ROL
BARREL 1
TOTAL
Quantity 1
9.804
9
804
61
9.865
Quantity 2
Quantity 3
0
0
0
0
0
0
Volume
3.972
3
972
45
4.017
Gross
Total
Weight
Packaging
684 931
684.931
9 804
9.804
12.852
61
697.782
9.865
Medium
M
di
Weight
W i ht P
Palette
l tt (Kg/ Plts)
470
1.483

2,82
2 71
2,71
Qdty
Vol.
99% 99%
1%
1%
100% 100%
Weight
98%
2%
100%
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

TYPE
CARTON
COLA
ITEM
BOX
BUNDLE
BARREL 2
BOX OF WOOD
CONTAINER
PARCEL
BULK
TOTAL
Quantity 1
729.432
131.951
33.161
3.806
1.949
304
141
24
20
1
900.789
Quantity 2
Quantity 3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Volume
41.846
33.711
1.045
601
127
127
244
6
617
75
78.398
Avg Box / Plts

Avg out Plts
Avg Weight / Plts
Total
Gross
Packaging
Weight
5.798.845
729.432
3.733.578
131.951
142.463
33.161
102.995
3.806
14.902
1.949
10.665
304
63.531
141
1.091
24
247.964
20
5.925
1
10.121.960
900.789
26
34.646
292
2,36
2,26
Qdty
Vol.
81% 53%
15% 43%
4%
1%
0%
1%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
1%
0%
0%
100% 100%
Weight
57%
37%
1%
1%
0%
0%
1%
0%
2%
0%
100%
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

EUROPALLET
PALLETS
1,20 X 0,80
LOADING PLTS - TR.INTERNATIONAL

Number of Plts
LOADING BULK - TR.INTERNATIONAL

3
32
15
min
MHE : Pallet Trucks

Unloading Area / Plts
Stockholding in location RL
Stock transfer time in location STOCK

Shifts / day
Days / Week
3
28
60
2,0
m / Plts
2,5
30
30,0
min
min
30
30,0
2,34
min/PLTS
8
1
6
4
Hours
Shifts
Days
Hours
4,29 Tt - Type 2
8
1
6
4
13.1.2.INVENTORY UNLOADING DATA
Day
Date
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1-Jan
2-Jan
3-Jan
4-Jan
4
Jan
5-Jan
6-Jan
7-Jan
8-Jan
8
Jan
9-Jan
10-Jan
25-Dec
26-Dec
26
Dec
27-Dec
28-Dec
29-Dec
30-Dec
31-Dec
Nb of
Nb of
distribution
Trucks OUT
truck
10
28
8
2
44
28
2
189
2
1
5
35
16
RL - h
Nb of Docks
147
68
629
0
302
0
0
85
0
432
170
1.999
0
12
0
0
3
0
17
7
78
0
3
0
0
1
0
4
2
20
0
76
0
0
21
0
108
43
500
0
121
0
0
34
0
179
68
842
35
317
226
0
0
76
34
220
1.207
587
0
0
3
1
9
47
23
0
0
1
0
2
12
6
0
0
19
9
55
302
147
0
0
36
17
101
524
237
178.271
143.802
6.758
1.352
34.599
59.229
34
32
213
5
2
6
130
20
1
11
56
RL -m2
Plts - Bulk
120
28
17
66
207
11
59.229
3.528
min
average
max
Plts
Effective
use of
space
((m2/h))
1
35
217
1
88
426
1
132
712
0
378
2.366
0
15
92
0
4
23
0
95
592
Total Plts
30/12
16/12
30/12
2
23/12
2
30/12
23/12
9/12
2
16/12
2
9/12
16/12
2/12
2
2/12
25/11
1
2/12
18/11
1
4/11
1
11/11
1
4/11
11/11
25/11
28/10
0
28/10
18/11
21/10
0
21/10
1/1/2010
18/11
4/11
7/10
0
14/10
0
7/10
30/9
9
30/9
14/10
23/9
9
23/9
LEVEL
21/10
7/10
23/9
9/9
9
16/9
9
9/9
2/9
9
16/9
26/8
8
2/9
29/7
7
22/7
7
15/7
7
8/7
7
1/7
7
24/6
6
26/8
19/8
8
100
19/8
200
12/8
8
300
12/8
400
5/8
8
Chart: Plts Loading

g / Day
y
5/8
29/7
22/7
15/7
8/7
1/7
24/6
17/6
6
10/6
6
3/6
6
27/5
5
20/5
5
13/5
5
6/5
5
29/4
4
22/4
4
15/4
4
8/4
4
1/4
4
25/3
3
18/3
3
11/3
3
4/3
3
26/2
2
19/2
2
12/2
2
5/2
2
29/1
1
22/1
1
15/1
1
8/1
1
1/1
1
9/9
26/8
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
17/6
10/6
3/6
27/5
20/5
13/5
6/5
29/4
22/4
15/4
8/4
1/4
25/3
18/3
11/3
4/3
26/2
19/2
12/2
5/2
29/1
22/1
15/1
500
3/6
1.000
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
8/1
1/1
1/1
"MANDRA"/LEAD

60
Chart: number of vehicles Loading / Day
50
40
30
20
10
Chart: Plts "Bulk" Loading / Day
800
600
400
200
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

Chart: Total Plts Loading / Day
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
Nb of
Trucks IN
4%
9%
13%
9%
58%
6%
2%
Day
Nb of Trucks IN
Plts
Plts - Bulk
Total Plts
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Total
128
304
458
326
2.046
211
55
3.528
1.011
1.830
2.059
2.864
10.082
1.497
11
19.354
1.507
2.771
5.978
3.794
23.609
1.874
342
39.875
2.518
4.601
8.037
6.658
33.691
3.371
353
59.229
4%
8%
14%
11%
57%
6%
1%
Chart: Nb of Trucks OUT / Day

2.000
1.500
1.000
500
0
Mon
Thu
Wed
Tue
Fri
Sat
Sun
Chart: Nb of Dock Unloading / Day

40.000
30.000
20.000
10.000
0
Mon
Thu
Wed
Tue
Fri
Sat
Sun
30/12
2
16/12
2
2/12
2
18/11
1
4/11
1
21/10
0
7/10
0
23/9
9
9/9
9
26/8
8
12/8
8
29/7
7
15/7
7
1/7
7
17/6
6
3/6
6
20/5
5
6/5
5
22/4
4
8/4
4
25/3
3
11/3
3
26/2
2
12/2
2
29/1
1
15/1
1
1/1
1
11/11
1
18/11
1
25/11
1
2/12
2
11/11
1
18/11
1
25/11
1
2/12
2
30/12
2
4/11
1
4/11
1
23/12
2
28/10
0
28/10
0
30/12
2
21/10
0
21/10
0
23/12
2
14/10
0
14/10
0
9/12
2
7/10
0
7/10
0
1/1/2010
16/12
2
30/9
9
30/9
9
LEVEL
16/12
2
23/9
9
23/9
9
9/12
2
16/9
9
16/9
9
12/8
8
5/8
8
29/7
7
22/7
7
15/7
7
8/7
7
1/7
7
24/6
6
17/6
6
10/6
6
3/6
6
27/5
5
9/9
9
2/9
9
100
9/9
9
200
2/9
9
300
26/8
8
400
19/8
8
500
26/8
8
19/8
8
12/8
8
5/8
8
29/7
7
22/7
7
15/7
7
8/7
7
1/7
7
24/6
6
17/6
6
10/6
6
3/6
6
27/5
5
20/5
5
13/5
5
6/5
5
29/4
4
22/4
4
15/4
4
8/4
4
1/4
4
25/3
3
18/3
3
11/3
3
4/3
3
26/2
2
19/2
2
12/2
2
5/2
2
29/1
1
22/1
1
15/1
1
8/1
1
1/1
1
25
20/5
5
600
13/5
5
6/5
5
29/4
4
22/4
4
15/4
4
8/4
4
1/4
4
25/3
3
18/3
3
11/3
3
4/3
3
26/2
2
19/2
2
12/2
2
5/2
2
29/1
1
22/1
1
15/1
1
8/1
1
1/1
1
"MANDRA"/LEAD

Chart: Nb of Dock Loading / Day
20
15
10
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

EUROPALLET
PALLETS
1,20 X 0,80
UNLOADING & LOADING PLTS TR.INTERNATIONAL

TR INTERNATIONAL
UNLOADING & LOADING BULK TR.INTERNATIONAL

TR INTERNATIONAL

Number of Plts
3
32
15
min
MHE : Pallet Trucks


Shifts / day
Days / Week
3
32
60
2,0
m2 / Plts
2,5
30
30,0
min
min
30
30,0
2,34
min/PLTS
8
1
6
8
Hours
Shifts
Days
Hours
3,75 Tt - Type 2
8
1
6
8
16.1.2.INVENTORY UNLOADING & LOADING DATA
Day
Date
Thu
Fri
Sut
Sun
Mon
Tue
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sut
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1-Jan
2-Jan
3-Jan
4-Jan
5-Jan
6-Jan
20-Dec
21-Dec
22-Dec
23-Dec
24-Dec
24
Dec
25-Dec
26-Dec
27-Dec
28-Dec
29-Dec
30-Dec
31-Dec
Nb of
Nb of
distribution
Trucks OUT
truck
t k
Plts - Bulk
RL -m2
RL - h
Nb of Docks
Total Plts
0
65
6
0
18
0
212
24
0
57
2
102
304
185
827
162
94
0
48
22
136
714
345
139.150
14
1
44
5
23
18
189
6
519
51
20
2
52
140
3
13
13
43
5
4
7
42
29
166
64
19
102
140
82
663
80
75
255
678
411
1.986
364
226
10
26
16
78
14
9
1
3
2
10
2
1
3
2
5
36
16
7
3
6
135
20
10
1
50
440
333
101
45
297
1.648
857
4
2
12
64
33
1
8
4
32
85
51
248
46
28
0
13
6
37
206
107
92.661
324.631
12.676
1.578
40.579
164
103
164
82
19
38
21
86
274
12
46.489
6.528
min
average
max
Plts
Effective
use of
p
space
(m2/h)
1
19
96
1
78
521
1
152
864
1
273
1.570
3
952
5.451
1
40
213
1
5
27
0
111
681
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

Chart: number of vehicles Loading & Unloading / Day
100
80
60
40
7/10
0
21/10
0
4/11
1
18/11
1
7/10
21/10
4/11
18/11
2/12
16/12
30/12
7/10
21/10
4/11
18/11
2/12
16/12
30/12
30/12
2
23/9
9
23/9
23/9
16/12
2
9/9
9
9/9
9/9
2/12
2
26/8
8
26/8
12/8
8
29/7
7
15/7
7
1/7
7
17/6
6
3/6
6
20/5
5
6/5
5
22/4
4
8/4
4
25/3
3
11/3
3
26/2
2
12/2
2
29/1
1
1/1
1
15/1
1
20
Chart: Plts Loading & Unloading / Day

900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
1/1
Chart: Plts "Bulk"

Bulk Loading & Unloading / Day
1.600
1.400
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
26/8
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
1/1
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

Chart: Total Plts Loading & Unloading / Day
2 400
2.400
2.000
1 600
1.600
1.200
800
400
Nb of
Trucks IN
4%
9%
11%
11%
59%
5%
1%
Day
Nb of Trucks IN
Plts
Plts - Bulk
Total Plts
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Total
269
562
729
733
3.831
339
65
6.528
2.112
5.159
4.425
5.516
26.459
2.789
29
46.489
3.451
7.432
11.248
7.958
55.694
6.296
582
92.661
5.563
12.591
15.673
13.474
82.153
9.085
611
139.150
4%
9%
11%
10%
59%
7%
0%
Chart: Nb of Trucks IN & OUT / Day

4.000
3.000
2.000
1.000
0
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sut
Sun
Sut
Sun
Chart: Nb of Dock Unloading & Loading / Day

90.000
60.000
30.000
0
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
30/12
16/12
2/12
18/11
4/11
21/10
7/10
23/9
9/9
26/8
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
1/1
LEVEL
1/1/2010
"MANDRA"/LEAD

Chart: Nb Dock Loading & Unloading / Day
30
25
20
15
10
26/8
8
9/9
9
23/9
9
7/10
0
21/10
0
4/11
1
18/11
1
2/12
2
16/12
2
30/12
2
26/8
9/9
23/9
7/10
21/10
4/11
18/11
2/12
16/12
30/12
12/8
8
29/7
7
15/7
7
1/7
7
17/6
6
3/6
6
20/5
5
6/5
5
22/4
4
8/4
4
25/3
3
11/3
3
26/2
2
12/2
2
29/1
1
15/1
1
1/1
1
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
12/8
29/7
15/7
1/7
17/6
3/6
20/5
6/5
22/4
8/4
25/3
11/3
26/2
12/2
29/1
15/1
1/1
TITLE:801-AA10.01/17./PROJECT REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS/CONTENTS:CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE - CRITICAL ZONE

(FRIDAY)/LEAD DESIGNER:MANOLAS I. /DATE:23/1/2013
17.CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE - CRITICAL ZONE (FRIDAY)

EUROPALLET
PALLETS
1,20 X 0,80
UNLOADING & LOADING PLTS TR.INTERNATIONAL

TR INTERNATIONAL
UNLOADING & LOADING BULK TR.INTERNATIONAL

TR INTERNATIONAL

Number of Plts
3
32
15
min
MHE : Pallet Trucks


Shifts / day
Days / Week
3
32
60
2,0
m2 / Plts
2,5
30
30,0
min
min
30
30,0
2,34
min/PLTS
8
1
6
12
Hours
Shifts
Days
Hours
3,75 Tt - Type 2
8
1
6
12
17.1.2.INVENTORY UNLOADING & LOADING DATA
Day
Date
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
Fri
2-Jan
9-Jan
16-Jan
23-Jan
30-Jan
6-Feb
13-Feb
13
Feb
15-Oct
22-Oct
29-Oct
5-Nov
5
Nov
12-Nov
19-Nov
26-Nov
3-Dec
10-Dec
17-Dec
24-Dec
31-Dec
Nb of
Nb of
distribution
Trucks OUT
truck
t k
Plts - Bulk
RL -m2
RL - h
Nb of Docks
Total Plts
14
75
80
81
85
87
44
326
341
397
380
381
23
457
536
751
467
548
189
1.211
1 209
1.209
1.029
1.384
1.334
519
3.942
4 095
4.095
4.075
4.394
4.431
20
154
160
159
172
173
2
13
13
13
14
14
43
328
341
340
366
369
212
1.668
1 745
1.745
1.780
1.851
1.882
88
475
460
1 256
1.256
4 060
4.060
159
13
338
1 716
1.716
76
75
70
64
75
65
87
81
79
84
5
16
355
395
293
314
302
359
422
458
405
393
64
20
501
484
355
377
613
552
564
681
407
390
82
12
26.459
910
1.047
1.003
751
819
919
1.443
1.162
1.412
1.541
80
333
3.277
3.586
3.218
2.632
3.274
3.402
4.736
4.267
4.344
4.633
364
857
128
140
126
103
128
133
185
167
170
181
14
33
11
12
10
9
11
11
15
14
14
15
1
3
273
299
268
219
273
283
395
356
362
386
30
71
1.411
1.531
1.358
1.128
1.432
1.471
2.007
1.843
1.819
1.931
162
345
55.694
192.153
7.506
625
16.013
82.153
3.831
min
average
max
Plts
Effective
use of
p
space
(m2/h)
5
72
96
20
349
521
12
499
864
80
1.051
1.570
364
3.626
5.451
14
142
213
1
12
18
30
302
454


Chart: Nb of Vehicles Loading & Unloading / Day
100
80
60
40
22/10
5/11
22/10
5/11
19/11
3/12
17/12
31/12
22/10
5/11
19/11
3/12
17/12
31/12
31/12
8/10
8/10
8/10
17/12
24/9
24/9
24/9
3/12
10/9
10/9
10/9
19/11
27/8
27/8
27/8
13/8
30/7
16/7
2/7
18/6
4/6
21/5
7/5
23/4
9/4
26/3
12/3
27/2
13/2
30/1
2/1
16/1
20
Chart: Plts Loading & Unloading / Day
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
13/8
30/7
16/7
2/7
18/6
4/6
21/5
7/5
23/4
9/4
26/3
12/3
27/2
13/2
30/1
16/1
2/1
Chart: Plts "Bulk" Loading & Unloading / Day
1.600
1.400
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
13/8
30/7
16/7
2/7
18/6
4/6
21/5
7/5
23/4
9/4
26/3
12/3
27/2
13/2
30/1
16/1
2/1


Chart: Total Plts Loading & Unloading / Day
2.400
2.000
1.600
1.200
800
400
31/12
2
17/12
2
2
3/12
19/11
5/11
22/10
0
8/10
0
24/9
/9
10/9
/9
27/8
/8
13/8
/8
30//7
16//7
2//7
18/6
/6
4/6
/6
21/5
/5
7/5
/5
23/4
/4
9/4
/4
26/3
/3
12/3
/3
27/2
/2
13/2
/2
30//1
16//1
2//1
Chart: Nb Cock Loading & Unloading / Day
30
25
y = 6E-07x3 - 0,0691x 2 + 2640,7x - 3E+07

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10
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5/11
19/11
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17/12
31/12
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16/7
2/7
18/6
4/6
21/5
7/5
23/4
9/4
26/3
12/3
27/2
13/2
30/1
16/1
2/1
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700
00
600
y = 2E-05x3 - 1,7699x 2 + 67601x - 9E+08

500
400
300
200
100
27/8
13/8
30/7
16/7
2/7
18/6
4/6
21/5
7/5
23/4
9/4
26/3
12/3
27/2
13/2
30/1
16/1
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TITLE:801-AA10.01-CONTENS:PROJECT REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS-PROJECT MANAGER:MANOLAS I.

PROJECT REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS

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PROCESS FLOW CHART (PFC) SERVICE STOCKS TRANSPORT INTERN

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS OF CUSTOMER

SITE PRESENTATION & LEGAL FRAMEWORK

STORAGE SYSTEM: BACK TO BACK

STORAGE SYSTEM: B2B & VNA

STORAGE SYSTEM: DRIVE IN

STORAGE SYSTEM: LIVE STORAGE & BACK TO BACK

STOCK DATA - TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL (RECEIPT VOLUMES)

CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE (RL / UNLOADING)

STOCK DATA - TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL (DISPATCH VOLUMES)

CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE (RL / LOADING)

CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE (RL / LOADING & UNLOADING)

CALCULATION OF REQUIRED SPACE - CRITICAL ZONE (FRIDAY)

EVALUATION DATA STORAGE

TITLE:801-AA10.01/01./PROJECT REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS/CONTENTS:PROJECT SCOPE/LEAD DESIGNER:MANOLAS I.

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.1. Unloading & Receiving stock

One code / Mixed code Pallets

.2. Quality&Quantity control - Stock identification.

.2 Unloading for sorting

1) Receiving - Loading Area

INTERNAL TRANS. (RELOADING)

One code pallets

5) Loading and final control area

One code pallets

Mixed code pallets

.3.1 Internal transportation

One code pallets

Mixed code pallets

.4 Quality&Quantity control, stock identification.

3.1 Storage Area (Loc. Stock, Loc. Picking)

DENTIFICATION QUALITY &

4) Order composing area

2) Unloading area to be placed

3 3 Special storage area

One code pallets

3.2) Inappropriate stock storage area

One code pallets

One code pallets

3.1) Storage area(Loc. Stock, Loc. Picking)

One code pallets

Mixed code pallets

3.1) Storage area(Loc. Stock, Loc. Picking)

One code pallets

.5.3 Internal transportation

3.3) Special storage area

One code pallets

3.3) Special storage area

4) Order composition area

5) Loading & final control area

One code pallets

.3.2 Reloading of received stock.

.10 Identification & final quality&quantity control

Basic Transportation Units

One code pallets

Mixed code pallets

5) Loading and final control area

Mixed code pallets

4) Order composing area

2.PROCESS FLOW CHART (PFC)