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Comparison of operations of AGVs and ALVs in an automated container terminal
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Comparison of operations of AGVs and ALVs in an automated container terminal
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Hyo Young Bae
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Ri Choe
,
Taejin Park
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Kwang Ryel Ryu
In an automated container terminal, the automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and the automated lifting vehicles (ALVs) are the most popular candidates to be used for transporting containers between the quayside and the storage yard. In this paper, we compare the operational productivities of the two types of vehicles when used in combination with the quay cranes of various performances. We assume a flexible path layout in which the vehicles can move almost freely in any vertical and horizontal directions. The
traffic control
scheme employed in our simulation finds a minimum- time route and schedules the travel to avoid deadlocks. Simulation experiments show that the ALVs reach the same productivity level as the AGVs using much less number of vehicles due to its self-lifting capability. However, the results also reveal that the AGVs eventually catch up the performance of the ALVs in most cases if the number of vehicles given is large enough. An exception is when the tandem double-trolley QCs are used for loading, in which case the AGVs cannot catch up the ALVs no matter how many more vehicles are added.
Journal:
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing - J INTELL MANUF
, vol. 22, no. 3, pp. 413-426, 2011
DOI:
10.1007/s10845-009-0299-1
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...A further alternative that could be competitive with AGVs—but has not been considered in this paper—would be using automated lifting vehicles (ALVs) (
Bae et al. 2009
)...
A. Alfieri
,
et al.
Heuristics for puzzle-based storage systems driven by a limited set of...
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Heuristics for puzzle-based storage systems driven by a limited set of automated guided vehicles
A. Alfieri
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M. Cantamessa
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A. Monchiero
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F. Montagna