Modern intralogistic facilities fulfil important tasks within today’s supply chains. Many different influences must be taken into account in their planning and construction. Current trends and circumstances show a strong… Click to show full abstract
Modern intralogistic facilities fulfil important tasks within today’s supply chains. Many different influences must be taken into account in their planning and construction. Current trends and circumstances show a strong tendency to build energy efficient and therefore environmentally friendly warehouses. This applies to the building technology of a warehouse and the intralogistic system used. Intralogistic facilities with an automated high-bay warehouse are very common and often operated by stacker cranes. This storage technology allows goods to be stored in a very volume and energy-efficient manner. The performance and energy demand of stacker cranes are influenced by a large number of parameters. To determine their energy efficiency is therefore complex. In this paper we present a method based on a simulation study which could be a possible solution for this problem.
               
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