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Automatic guided vehicles

Flatness is of critical importance to some sections of industrial operations such as VNA (very narrow aisle) high rack warehouses or automatic guided vehicles. The degree of flatness achieved is dependent on construction techniques, workmanship and supervision. [Pg.63]

Warehousing automated to include computer-controlled storing and retrieval (AS/AR) and movement by automatic guided vehicles (AGV) ... [Pg.67]

Today, a storage battery that is mainly used for propulsion of a vehicle and is recharged from an external energy source is referred to as a traction battery . Typical applications are forklift trucks, automatically guided vehicles (AGVs) in modern production and logistics, and on-road electric vehicles (EVs). [Pg.398]

Automated transportation/storage equipment Industrial robots, automatic guided vehicles (AGV), an automatic storage/retrieval systems (AS/RS), etc. [Pg.156]

In the research field of MAS, a very important topic is the study of control methods for manufacturing devices, from NC machines to automatic guided vehicles. But the focus of this chapter is on studying MAS from the CIM system point of view. We wiU describe the shop-floor control and management system functions and components below. [Pg.496]

The resource management and real-time control functions of FMS are closely related to the dynamic scheduling system. The resource-management system should be activated by a dynamic scheduling system to allocate resources to production process to achieve real-time control for FMS. The resources to be controlled involve tools, automatic guided vehicles, pallets and fixtures, NC files, and human resources. [Pg.502]

Although it may be obvious, (1) the transport between stations need not be by conveyor (carts are a common alternative, either pushed manually or as automatically guided vehicles) (2) the transport between stations need not be at a fixed speed or time interval and, very important, (3) there probably will be storages between the operations and transportations. This storage is known as a buffer its purpose is to decouple the workstations (isolate stations of the line). [Pg.1357]

Second, it is important to have an understanding of the specific use to which the tool will be put. The tool may be used for evaluation purposes such as the analysis of different layout alternatives for a manufacturing system. It may then be used for detailed design to define and fuUy describe the operational characteristics of the system. The tool may also be used in narrow application such as the design of communication systems or automatic guided vehicle systems. The product itself, however, may be used in broad applications from preliminary design to detailed design. [Pg.2447]

Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road AGV Automatic guided vehicle... [Pg.257]

Automatic guided vehicle system—Advanced material-handling or conveying systems that involve a driverless vehicle that follows a guide-path. [Pg.470]

SORTING, CONSOLIDATING, AND DIVERTING DEVICES HOISTS AND CRANES AUTOMATIC GUIDED VEHICLES ROBOTS... [Pg.180]

Automatic guided vehicles move material over fixed paths but do not require the use of an operator or a mechanical drive train located below the floor snrface or an overhead towline. TTiey are usefnl when a variety of materials must be moved over long distances to and from a variety of fixed destinations. There are three identifiable types of vehicles first, the driverless... [Pg.201]

The warehousing function must determine the number of distribution centers (DC) to own and their location. The optimal location of the DCs would clearly be a function of the locations of customers, sources of material, and the locations of manufacturing plants. To be responsive to customers, the DCs must store a mix of products that would vary by location, and therefore the product-mix must be chosen carefully. Material handling equipment enable efficient stacking and retrieval of items in a warehouse. They include trucks, forklifts, side loaders, platform trucks, conveyor systems, automatic guided vehicles (AGV), and robotic delivery systems. [Pg.129]


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