How to create a logistics warehouse plan

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baladur13 Posted messages 47335 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   -
Hello,
I am an intern at a logistics company and my mission is to re-implant the general store in order to optimize the stocks!! I wanted to know if there is software that allows you to create a plan for this warehouse and to include all storage supports (pallet racks, storage cabinets, etc...)
It would be nice if someone among you could provide a solution.
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  1. ptidavid Posted messages 1322 Status Member 108
     
    Hello to you,

    There are surely specialized software, but not knowing your field very well, I would suggest two programs that seem relevant for your task. These two programs are Microsoft Visio and Mega.

    Visio allows you to create a multitude of diagrams. Mega does as well. I have notably created UML architecture diagrams using the latter.
    But if you can't find anything, I think the best option is to use Visio because, on the one hand, it is easier to find, and on the other hand, you can very easily export it to common formats (images, pdf, etc.). You can also add images to make your plan more understandable.
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    1. royedu21
       
      I thank you for your response!
      Can I add details such as pallet racks or locations intended for merchandise with appropriate support in any of these software?
      Best regards
      royedu21
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      1. ptidavid Posted messages 1322 Status Member 108 > royedu21
         
        Mega is mainly software for modeling processes or IT hardware according to my memories. But in Visio, you can import an image of a pallet rack or something else to complement your diagram. During my internship in electronics, the automation engineer created the network architecture using Visio by importing images of controllers, electrical motors, etc., so it should be possible in your case.
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      2. royedu21 > ptidavid Posted messages 1322 Status Member
         
        Okay, thanks! I took a look, but when I saw the price, it threw me off! Wouldn't there be cheaper software or even free ones? Because I don't think the company would finance software at that price for a single use!
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  2. ptidavid Posted messages 1322 Status Member 108
     
    In this case, take a look over here:
    https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/8977-equivalent-de-visio-gratuit

    Even if Visio is much more aesthetically pleasing than Dia for example :/
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    1. royedu21
       
      Sure, thank you, it's cool of you!! I'll take a look at that side!! And thanks again!
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      1. ptidavid Posted messages 1322 Status Member 108 > royedu21
         
        ;-)
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      2. mariam-j > ptidavid Posted messages 1322 Status Member
         

        The pallet racks being modular both in height and depth as well as in intervals, we do not see much need to make a plan.
        A simple calculation: Number of racks in length = Building length - (number of aisles x aisle width) / cell length (3m; 4m or 6m).
        And similarly in width, with the depth of the racks.

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      3. mariam-j > mariam-j
         

        Afterwards, it obviously depends on what is stored (lead or feather?).

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      4. baladur13 Posted messages 47335 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 392 > mariam-j
         

        Hello,

        For 14 years, the solution has certainly been found... Right?!!!

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