Design of automated three-dimensional warehouse.Cabinet Shelf Organizer Storage Rack Manufacturing

　　The design steps for a three-dimensional warehouse are generally divided into the following steps:

　　(1) Collect and study user raw materials, clarify the goals that users need to achieve, including:

　　1. Clarify the process of connecting automated three-dimensional warehouses with upstream and downstream processes;

　　2. Logistics requirements: the maximum number of inbound personnel entering the warehouse upstream, the maximum outbound quantity for downstream transfer, and the required warehouse capacity;

　　3. Specification parameters of materials: number of varieties, packaging form, outer packaging size, weight, storage method, and other characteristics of other materials;

　　4. The on-site conditions and environmental requirements of the three-dimensional warehouse;

　　5. User's functional requirements for the warehouse management system;

　　6. Other relevant information and special requirements.

　　(2) Determine the main forms and related parameters of automated three-dimensional warehouses

　　After collecting all the original data, the relevant parameters required for design can be calculated based on these first-hand data, including:

　　1. Requirements for the total inbound and outbound volume of the entire warehouse area, i.e. the flow rate of the warehouse;

　　2. The overall dimensions and weight of the cargo unit;

　　3. Number of storage spaces in the warehouse storage area (shelf area);

　　4. Based on the above three points, determine the number of rows, columns, and other relevant technical parameters of the storage area (shelf factory) shelves.

　　(3) Reasonably arrange the overall layout and logistics diagram of automated three-dimensional warehouses

　　Generally speaking, automated three-dimensional warehouses include: warehousing temporary storage area, inspection area, stacking area, storage area, outbound temporary storage area, pallet temporary storage area, non-conforming product temporary storage area, and miscellaneous area. When planning, it is not necessary to include every area mentioned above in the three-dimensional warehouse. Each area and increase/decrease area can be reasonably divided based on the user's process characteristics and requirements. At the same time, it is necessary to consider the material flow reasonably to ensure smooth flow of materials, which will directly affect the ability and efficiency of automated three-dimensional warehouses.

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