The document discusses automatic storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), which use automated equipment to store and retrieve materials precisely and efficiently. It describes the basic components and operations of AS/RS, different types including unit load and miniload systems, and methods for automatic identification of items using barcodes, RFID, and machine vision. The advantages of AS/RS are also highlighted such as increased storage capacity and reduced labor costs.
“ASRS - Automated Storage/Retrieval System is defined as a storage system that performs storage and retrieval operations with speed and accuracy under a defined degree of automation.”
“ASRS - Automated Storage/Retrieval System is defined as a storage system that performs storage and retrieval operations with speed and accuracy under a defined degree of automation.”
A carousel storage system consists of a series of bins or baskets suspended from an overhead chain conveyor that revolves around a long oval rail system.
The purpose of the chain conveyor is to position bins at a load/unload station at the end of the oval.
Most carousels are operated by a human worker located at the load/unload station.
The worker activates the powered carousel to deliver a desired bin to the station.
Introduction
Types of Material Handling Equipment
Material Transport Equipment
Storage Systems
Unitizing Equipment
Identification and Tracking Systems
Principles of Material Handling
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)
Components of AGVS
Types of AGVs
Driverless Trains
Automated Guided Pallet Trucks
AGV Unit Load Carriers
Vehicle Guidance
Imbedded Guide Wires
Paint Strips
Self-guided Vehicles
Vehicle Routing
Frequency Select Method
Path Switch Select Method
Traffic Control
On-board Vehicle Sensing
Zone Control
Benefits of AGV
Applications of AGV
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it's a basic explanation & types of AGVs , some basics of how does it works? , In which industries its being used?, & some expected future of AGVs. Thank you.
A carousel storage system consists of a series of bins or baskets suspended from an overhead chain conveyor that revolves around a long oval rail system.
The purpose of the chain conveyor is to position bins at a load/unload station at the end of the oval.
Most carousels are operated by a human worker located at the load/unload station.
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Introduction
Types of Material Handling Equipment
Material Transport Equipment
Storage Systems
Unitizing Equipment
Identification and Tracking Systems
Principles of Material Handling
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)
Components of AGVS
Types of AGVs
Driverless Trains
Automated Guided Pallet Trucks
AGV Unit Load Carriers
Vehicle Guidance
Imbedded Guide Wires
Paint Strips
Self-guided Vehicles
Vehicle Routing
Frequency Select Method
Path Switch Select Method
Traffic Control
On-board Vehicle Sensing
Zone Control
Benefits of AGV
Applications of AGV
Automated Storage/Retrieval System and Automatic Identification and Data Capt...vishaldattKohir1
Automated storage system ,types of material handling systems, AS&R ,ASRS - Automated Storage/Retrieval System ,AS/R system Structures/Components,Automatic Identification and Data Capturing (AIDC)
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it's a basic explanation & types of AGVs , some basics of how does it works? , In which industries its being used?, & some expected future of AGVs. Thank you.
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Definition- AS/RS by material handling Institute as
“ A combination of equipment and controls which handles, stores, and retrieves materials with precision, accuracy and speed under a defined degree of automation.”
AS/RS perform a basic set of operations without human intervention:
Automatic removal of an item from a storage location
Transportation of this item to a specific processing or interface point
Automatic storage of an item in a predetermined location, having received an item from a processing or interface point.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
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Indigenized remote control interface card suitable for MAFI system CCR equipment. Compatible for IDM8000 CCR. Backplane mounted serial and TCP/Ethernet communication module for CCR remote access. IDM 8000 CCR remote control on serial and TCP protocol.
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2. Definition- AS/RS by material handling Institute as
“ A combination of equipment and controls which handles,
stores, and retrieves materials with precision, accuracy and
speed under a defined degree of automation.”
2. AS/RS perform a basic set of operations without human
intervention:
1. Automatic removal of an item from a storage location
2. Transportation of this item to a specific processing or
interface point
3. Automatic storage of an item in a predetermined location,
having received an item from a processing or interface point.
3. AS/RS COMPONENTS AND TERMINOLOGY
USED
1. Storage space- 3-D space in the storage racks that is
normally required to store a single load unit of material.
2. Bay- Vertical stack of storage locations from floor to the
ceiling.
3. Row- A series of bays placed side by side.
4. Aisle- The space between two rows for the AS/RS
machine operations
5. Aisle unit- Aisle space and racks adjacent to an aisle
constitute an aisle unit.
6. Storage racks- A structure entity comprising
storage locations,
bays, and rows.
7. Storage structure- A storage structure comprises
4. 8. Storage/retrieval machine- An S/R machine moves
items in and out of inventory.
9. Storage modules- Storage modules are used to hold
the inventory items. The modules may be pallets, bins,
wire baskets, pans, or other containers.
10.Pickup and deposit stations- To allow inventory into
the system, it is necessary to have pickup and deposit
(P/D) stations
5. • Several types of ASRS are distinguished based on certain
features and applications. Some of the important categories
include:
1. Unit Load ASRS
2. Miniload ASRS
3. Person-on-board ASRS
4. Deep-lane ASRS
5. Automated item retrieval
system
6. UNIT LOAD ASRS
It is used to store and retrieve loads that are
palletized or stored in standard-sized containers.
• The system is computer controlled.
• The S/R machines are automated and designed to
handle the unit load containers.
• Usually, a mechanical clamp mechanism on the
S/R machine handles the load.
• However, there are other mechanisms such as a
vacuum or a magnet-based mechanism for handling
sheet metal.
• The loads are generally over 200 Kgs per unit.
7. MINILOAD ASRS
This system is designed to handle small loads such
as individual parts, tools, and supplies that are
contained in bins or drawers in the storage system.
This system is applicable where the availability of
space is limited.
Also useful where the volume is too low for a full-
scale unit load system and too high for a manual
system
A mini load AS/RS is generally smaller than a unit
load AS/RS and is often enclosed for security of
items stored.
8. PERSON-ON-BOARD ASRS
This system allows storage of items in less than unit
load quantities.
Human operator rides on the carriage of the S/R
machine to pick up individual items from a bin or
drawer.
The system permits individual items to be picked
directly at their storage locations.
This provides an opportunity to increase system
throughput.
The operator can select the items and place them in a
module.
It is then carried by the S/R machine to the end of
the aisle or to a
conveyor to reach its destination.
9. DEEP-LANE ASRS
This is a high-density unit load storage system that
is appropriate for storing large quantities of stock
The items are stored in multi deep storage with up
to 10 items in a single rack, one load behind the next.
Each rack is designed for flow-through, with input
and output on the opposite side.
Machine is used on the entry side of the rack for
input load and loads are retrieved from other side by
an S/R- type machine.
The S/R machines are similar to unit load S/R
machine except that it has specialized functions such
as controlling rack-entry vehicles.
10. AUTOMATED ITEM RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
This system is designed for retrieval of individual
items or small product cartoons.
The items are stored in lanes rather than bins or
drawers.
When an item is retrieved from the front by use of a
rear mounted pusher bar, it is delivered to the
pickup station by pushing it from its lane and
dropping onto a conveyor.
The supply of items in each lane is periodically
replenished and thus permitting first-in/first-out
inventory rotation.
After moving itself to the correct lane, the picking
head activates
11. Advantages of AS/RS
• Increased storage capacity
• Reduced factory floor space used for storing
• Reduced labour cost
• Reduced labour productivity in storage function
• Improves safety in the storage function
• Improves control over inventories
12. Automatic identification and data capture
Automatic identification and data capture (AIDC)
refers to the methods of automatically identifying
objects, collecting data about them, and entering
them directly into computer systems, without
human involvement. Automatic part identification
technology consists of three major components
Encoder data
Machine reader or scanner
Decoder
13. Methods for AIDC
Barcode technology
Radio Frequency identification
Magnetic strips
Optical character recognition
Machine vision
14. Barcode Technology
A barcode is the small image of line and spaces that
is affixed on the components.
The code uses a sequence of vertical bars and spaces
to represent numbers and other symbols
Machine Vision
Is the ability of a computer to see: it employs one or
more video cameras, analog-to-digital conversion
and digital signal processing units. The resulting
data is stored in a controller. Machine vision
recognizes the parts based on the inherent geometric
features of the object
15. Radio Frequency identification
A RFID , an identification tag containing
electronically coded data is attached to the item and
communicates these data by radio frequency to a
reader as the item passes
Magnetic strip
A magnetic strips is the black or brown strip
attached to the item. The strip is made up of tiny
magnetic particles in a resin whose pole orientation
are to encode the data in the film strip. This film is
attached to the part for further identification
16. Line Balancing
Line balancing is a procedure by which the work is
distributed evenly to all the workstation and among
all the workers.
Minimum Rational Work Elements
The minimum rational work elements are the smallest
practical indivisible tasks into which the job can be
divided
17. Objective of line balancing
To minimize the total amount of unassigned or idle
times at the workstations
To eliminate bottleneck to ensure smoother flow of
production
To determine optimal number of workstations and
operations in each stations
To maximize the manpower utilize by minimizing
the idle times of operations