5. [15] Questions about floor-stacking systems for pallets, in a large system with many products and large incoming lot sizes, as might be experienced in a beverage supplier, or a soap products supplier warehouse. Consider an incoming lot of 129 pallets that is suitable for floor-stacking, 3 pallets high. The pallets have dimensions 80 x 120 cm. The shorter dimension is placed along the access aisle, and the longer one into the lane. Clearances are 10 cm between pallets, between lanes, and back-to-back between pallets. There are other products in the system, with similar large lot sizes. The access aisle is 3.4 m wide, and it is shared with other products on the other side flue space at the back end of the lane is 80 cm., and this space is shared with other products accessed from the other side. [9] For a dedicated storage system using a lane depth of 6 pallets, determine the number of lanes needed, and the floor space, for the incoming lot. Determine N from the last digit of your 9-digit GT ID number: 0, 1, 2, or 3: N= 5 4, 5, or 6: N=6 7, 8, or 9: N= 7 Indicate some intermediate dimensions in your work: the lane depth and the length along the access aisle. [4] For a shared storage system, using the same lane depth as in part a, determine the expected number of lanes occupied, under ideal sharing conditions. No additional dimensions are needed here. [2] For a shared storage system, using the same lane depth as in part a, but with an incoming lot size of 127 pallets, determine the expected number of lanes occupied, under ideal sharing conditions. b. c. 5. [15] Questions about floor-stacking systems for pallets, in a large system with many products and large incoming lot sizes, as might be experienced in a beverage supplier, or a soap products supplier warehouse. Consider an incoming lot of 129 pallets that is suitable for floor-stacking, 3 pallets high. The pallets have dimensions 80 x 120 cm. The shorter dimension is placed along the access aisle, and the longer one into the lane. Clearances are 10 cm between pallets, between lanes, and back-to-back between pallets. There are other products in the system, with similar large lot sizes. The access aisle is 3.4 m wide, and it is shared with other products on the other side flue space at the back end of the lane is 80 cm., and this space is shared with other products accessed from the other side. [9] For a dedicated storage system using a lane depth of 6 pallets, determine the number of lanes needed, and the floor space, for the incoming lot. Determine N from the last digit of your 9-digit GT ID number: 0, 1, 2, or 3: N= 5 4, 5, or 6: N=6 7, 8, or 9: N= 7 Indicate some intermediate dimensions in your work: the lane depth and the length along the access aisle. [4] For a shared storage system, using the same lane depth as in part a, determine the expected number of lanes occupied, under ideal sharing conditions. No additional dimensions are needed here. [2] For a shared storage system, using the same lane depth as in part a, but with an incoming lot size of 127 pallets, determine the expected number of lanes occupied, under ideal sharing conditions. b. c