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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
Government agencies for their operation and/ or
been secured, and which is not included in vacant
storage space. Space in completely empty sections of
licensed or permitted to other DOD Components for
their operation.
covered structures which can be isolated and locked is
also considered as standby.
(c) The third step involves adding
3 Outgranted space. This is the
ingranted space, that is, space which is leased, licensed,
amount of gross storage space which is not available for
or permitted from one of the DOD Components.
the reporting activity's operation because it is outleased,
(2) In other words,
licensed,  or  permitted  to  private  or  nonDOD
GROSS
GROSS
UNUS-
OUT-
SPACE
-
-
-
+
=
STORAGE
ABLE
STANDBY
GRANTED
IN-GRANTED
FOR STOR-
SPACE
SPACE
SPACE
SPACE
SPACE
AGE OPER-
ATIONS
ramps, door clearances, fire walls, etc., and by installed
e. Reporting net storage space. Net storage space
equipment such as switch panels, dehumidification
is reported in square and cubic feet. First, the capacity
equipment, etc. In open or outside storage, it includes
of net storage space is determined in square feet and
space lost due to railroad tracks and fire breaks as well
cubic feet measurements. Then occupied and vacant
as for clearances for utility lines, etc.  Structural loss
space is determined.
does not include aisles.
(1) Determining net storage space in square
(c) Support Space.  This is storage
feet. This is calculated by subtracting the following from
space that is used in support of storage operations. It
gross space for storage operations (see para d above):
includes  space  used  for  receiving,  shipping,
preservation
and
packaging,
inspection
and
(a) Aisles. An aisle is any passageway
identification, packing, box shop, assembly, offices,
in storage areas including passageways in bin and rack
MHE parking areas, battery charging stations, employee
areas.  It includes fire, personnel, main, and cross
rest rooms, locker rooms, time clock areas, smoking
aisles.
areas, etc.; however, only storage space used for any of
(b) Structural loss.  This is the space
the above is included. For example, it does not include
that is not usable for storage because of obstructions
general administrative offices.
caused by physical characteristics such as posts, pillars,
GROSS SPACE
STRUCTURAL
SUPPORT
NET STORAGE
-
-
-
=
FOR STORAGE
AISLES
LOSS
SPACE
SPACE
OPERATIONS
stacking height is the distance between the floor and the
(2) Determining net storage capacity in cubic
lowermost point of overhead obstructions (e.g., sprinkler
feet.  There are two classifications of cubic capacity,
heads, joists, rafters, beams, roof trusses, lighting
total cubic feet and attainable cubic feet.
fixtures, duct work, etc.) less safety clearances.
(a) Determining  cubic  capacity  in
NET STOR-
UNOB-
TOTAL
covered storage areas (see fig 2-49): 1 Total cubic feet
=
x
AGE
STRUCTURED
CUBIC
is the product of net storage space (sq ft) multiplied by
SPACE
STORAGE
FEET
the unobstructed stacking height(s) permitted by safety
HEIGHT(S)
regulations/restrictions in a particular storage area, bay,
or section of a covered facility.  The unobstructed
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