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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.42
load capacity and clear vertical space, full utilization
b. Characteristics of storage facility.
Storage
could not be realized if adequate stacking equipment
space  is  three  dimensional;  therefore,  facility
were not available.
characteristics must be carefully analyzed. Limitations
such as stacking height, floor capacity, structural
clearance, and other obstacles must be recognized. For
d. Commodity characteristics.
The maximum
example, coils of steel banding are usually stacked in a
stacking height potential is also influenced by the
column that is erected to only moderate storage height.
characteristics of the material or its packaging. These
Although the characteristics of this item with regard to
may not permit stacking to the height available. The
stability would allow a substantially higher stacking
type of commodity being stored must, therefore, be
level, the weight, considering floor load capacity, has
considered in determining whether the gross cube
reached the maximum. Therefore, floor load capacity
available can be filled. This consideration supports the
may influence stacking heights.
idea of categorizing supplies into groups to promote a
constant storing height potential. Some examples of the
effects of commodity characteristics on storage heights
c. Equipment  capabilities.
Use  of  potential
(see fig 2-20) include-
warehouse  storage  height  may  be  restricted  by
equipment capabilities to achieve the vertical utilization.
For example, even though a warehouse provides floor
Figure 2-20. Examples of the Effects of Commodity Characteristics on Sto rage Heights.
this is categorized as being of limited stacking height
(1) Forklift  trucks  are  representative  of
potential.
unpacked and unusually shaped items that preclude
stacking. Items of this type, in the interest of efficient
(2) Items which are packed in containers of
space utilization, are normally located in storage areas
substantial strength or items which support the surface
where the least storage height exists. Inventory such as
of
the
containers
will
ordinarily
lend
to
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