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Warehouse Storage System Analysis

This document presents a situation in which different products arrive at a distribution center to be stored. It provides tables with information about the products including dimensions, quantity, and weight. Then, it poses several questions related to the best way to organize and store the products considering factors such as available space, turnover, and ease of picking. Finally, it includes images of different types of shelving and questions about their capacity and the most efficient way to locate the products.

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Warehouse Storage System Analysis

This document presents a situation in which different products arrive at a distribution center to be stored. It provides tables with information about the products including dimensions, quantity, and weight. Then, it poses several questions related to the best way to organize and store the products considering factors such as available space, turnover, and ease of picking. Finally, it includes images of different types of shelving and questions about their capacity and the most efficient way to locate the products.

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Activities of Appropriation

Read the statements carefully according to the situation and answer the questions below:

Situation

A distribution center of a grocery company receives the following products to be


stored:

Table 1.

1. According to Table 1, the products that will be stored in the cleaning area need to be
located in simple selective racks or 'single-sided', taking into account that the height
The permit for each level is 1.75m minus the height measurement of 15cm from the pallet, so it is a
free height for the load of 1.6m, what would be the amount of stba positions required for the
Varsol, caustic soda, and chlorine?
a. 25 positions of stba
b. 22 positions of stba
approximately 30 positions of was
d. 18 positions of estba

Table 2.

Unidad Cantdad Dimensions in cm Cantidades


Product Packaging of x Alt Large Anchor a
Packaging measuremento o o weight kg store
Crackean cookies 200g Box and 24 40 40 30 5 400
Bag/Bundle
kg 50 20 80 40 50
Bulk rice o 1200
Packed rice 500 g Paca at symbol 1 15 45 30 12.5 600
Panela 500g Box and 20 25 40 30 10 2000
Oil for 3000ml Box Bottle 6 40 60 40 18 500
750 ml Wine Bottles Box and 9 35 40 30 9 150
Toilet Paper Paca rolls 12 20 40 30 1.5 1500
400ml Bottles with Varsol Box and 24 30 40 30 9 300
Caustic Soda 200 ml Box and 24 20 40 30 5 200
Bottle with chlorine 400 ml Box and 12 30 40 30 6 800

The most suitable storage system for storing toilet paper is:
a. Organize in blocks
b. Arrange estba on estba
c. In dynamic shelving
d. In double depth shelving
3. I observed image 1 of the warehouse and indicate what would be the most accurate way to locate the load of
Table 2. Quality policies and product rotation must be adhered to.
Image 1.
ZONE A ZONE B ZOBA C

4. Observe the shelf (Drive in) in image 2 and answer which rotation approach would be the most
suitable for the shelf.
Image 2.

a. ABC Approach
b. LIFO Approach
c. FIFO Approach
d. The three approaches are appropriate.

5. The coding of the locations of a warehouse is given by:


a. The number of SKUs registered in the layout
b. Types of shelving in warehouse layout.
c. The ABC rotation classification of the positions of this stock.
d. Corridors, Levels, locations and positions of the room.
Observe image 3 which represents a simple shelf of

double depth

Image 3.

6. According to image 3, how many estba positions are there?


a. 42
b. 38
c. 84
d. 76

7. The shelf in image 3 has:


a. 6 Levels and 7 modules
b. 7 levels and 6 modules
c. 12 levels and 14 modules
12 levels and 12 modules

8. According to image 3, the best way to make the picking task more dynamic is to locate
the shelves would be:
a. First-level modules for picking and the rest of the modules for reserve products
b. Third-level modules for picking and the rest of the modules for reserve products
c. Fourth level modules for picking and the rest of the modules for reserve products
Module 1 at all levels for picking and the rest of the modules for reserve products.

Observe image 4 which represents a selective rack and answer the questions.
continuation.

Image 4.
A6001 A6002 A6003 A6004 A6005 A6006 A6007 A6008

A5001 A5002 A5003 A5004 A5005 A5006 A5007 A5008

Coffee in
pounds

A4001 A4002 A4003 A4004 A4005 A4006 A4007 A4008

sliced bread

A3001 A3002 A3003 A3004 A3005 A3006 A3007 A3008

Detergent in
dust

A2001 A2002 A2003 A2004 A2005 A2006 A2007 A2008

Rice in pounds

A1001 A1002 A1003 A1004 A1005 A1006 A1007 A1008

9. A clear problem in the shelf in image 4 is:

10. One of the best alternatives for arranging the load inside the shelf in image 4 is:
a. Vertically in the following manner:

b. Of levels in the following way:


c. Horizontally as follows:

A1001 A1002 A1003 A1004 A1005 A1006 A1007 A1008

Detergent Detergent Coffee in Coffee in Rice in Rice in


Sliced breadSliced bread
in powder in powder pounds pounds pound pounds

d. Horizontally as follows:

A1001 A1002 A1003 A1004 A1005 A1006 A1007 A1008

Detergent Rice in Coffee in Detergent Rice in Detergent


Sliced bread Sliced bread
in powder pound libra in powder libras in powder

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