Collection of cubic data.

TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12

(6) Calculate the cubic feet recoupable through

rewarehousing. This is equal to the sum of type A cubic

feet and type B cubic feet.

Figure 2-59. Using the Storage Space Survey Worksheet

height of 20 feet. In this case, the net square feet of

h. Collection of cubic data.

each section segment will be determined and multiplied

(1) Determination of total cubic feet.

by the clear stacking height of each respective segment.

(a) The clear unobstructed stacking

The sum of the products will produce the total cubic feet

height, as permitted by safety restrictions (see para

of each section.

214d(2)(c)2e below), will be determined for each section

of each warehouse. The product of the clear stacking

areas will be determined as per paragraph e(2)(b)

height times net square feet will be the total cubic feet of

above.

each section. The sum of the products (cu ft) of all

(2) Determination of attainable cubic feet.

sections will be the total cubic feet.

(a) The

attainable

cubic

space

(b) The type structure or building

available for the storage of material in covered storage

configuration may dictate that several clear stacking

areas will be the product of net square feet of space

height readings must be taken before determining total

available in bin, rack, and bulk areas and the stacking

cubic feet. Monitor style warehouses have varied clear

heights attainable under present storage arrangements

stacking heights depending upon that segment of the

with available MHE (see fig 2-49). Amounts will be

warehouse section in which material is to be stored. For

computed as follows:

example, the side segments may afford a clear stacking

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