Parameter Value Dimension Aisle width 3.5 metre Pallet size 1.2 X 1 metre Width of upright 0.12 metre Clearence (sides) 0.11 metre Clearence (height) 0.14 metre Clearence back to back pallet 0.10 metre Racking beam height 0.13 metre Height of goods 1.30 metre Height of pallet Warehouse height Storage area length 0.14 metre 12.0 metre 120 metre Storage area width 50 metre Pallet in Module width 2 pcs Pallet in Module length 2 pcs

Parameter Value Dimension Aisle width 3.5 metre Pallet size 1.2 X 1 metre Width of upright 0.12 metre Clearence (sides) 0.11 metre Clearence (height) 0.14 metre Clearence back to back pallet 0.10 metre Racking beam height 0.13 metre Height of goods 1.30 metre Height of pallet Warehouse height Storage area length 0.14 metre 12.0 metre 120 metre Storage area width 50 metre Pallet in Module width 2 pcs Pallet in Module length 2 pcs

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

Section: Chapter Questions

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