Aim of traditional warehouse design is to maximize the storage and picking performance through the travel time minimization. This determines a building configuration that conflicts with the reduction of consumed energy, required for warehouse conditioning. This work suggests a bi-objective warehouse design, considering both travel time and energy consumption as objective functions. Exploiting the Pareto frontier approach, this work investigates the warehouse configurations that represent a remarkable trade-off between these two optimization problems.
Bi-objective warehouse design: travel time versus energy consumption optimization / Pilati, Francesco; D., Battini; M., Bortolini; M., Gamberi; F., Sgarbossa. - ELETTRONICO. - (2013), pp. 318-318. (Intervento presentato al convegno EURO-INFORMS 26th European Conference on Operational Research tenutosi a Roma nel 1-4 luglio, 2013).
Bi-objective warehouse design: travel time versus energy consumption optimization
Pilati, Francesco;
2013-01-01
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Aim of traditional warehouse design is to maximize the storage and picking performance through the travel time minimization. This determines a building configuration that conflicts with the reduction of consumed energy, required for warehouse conditioning. This work suggests a bi-objective warehouse design, considering both travel time and energy consumption as objective functions. Exploiting the Pareto frontier approach, this work investigates the warehouse configurations that represent a remarkable trade-off between these two optimization problems.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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