On the Multi-Level Unit Load Formation Model

Béla Illés; Gabriella Bognár

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.581.519

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On the Multi-Level Unit Load Formation Model

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One of the most important issues in storage and transport processes is the formation of unit loads. Our main goal is to investigate the homogeneous and multi-level unit load formation cases. We give a model involving the major factors and parameters of the unit load formations. The optimization process is introduced using the formulated objective functions and constraints related to the basic tasks. The aim of the optimization process is to maximize the volume of goods that can fit into the unit load formation equipment.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 581)

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Béla Illés, Gabriella Bognár

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Homogeneous Unit Load, Loading Time, Multi-Level Unit Load Formation, Storage Space, Unit Load, Unit Load Formation Device

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