Browsing CoA. Memoranda by Author "Kay, E."

Browsing CoA. Memoranda by Author "Kay, E."

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  • First report on containers 
    Kay, E.; Pemberton, A. W. (College of Aeronautics, 1966-12)
    Everybody agrees that containers are a "good thing";the actual advantages of transporting cargo, and in particular, dry cargo, in containers over other forms of transport have, to our knowledge, nowhere been stated in ...
  • In-process stocks for automatic transfer lines 
    Roberts, A. C.; Kay, E. (College of Aeronautics, 1969-01)
    Automatic transfer lines are playing an increasingly important role in production. As production rates and capital investment increase, the cost of line stoppages also increases. A line stoppage of an automatic transfer ...
  • A mathematical model for handling in a warehouse 
    Kay, E. (College of Aeronautics, 1967-03)
  • Notes on the feasibility of automatic warehousing 
    Kay, E.; Pemberton, A. W. (College of Aeronautics, 1968-10)
    There is now sufficient information and experience available on the subject of automatic warehousing to make it possible for an organisation with major storage problems to assess the advantages and disadvantages of ...
  • Second report on containers 
    Kay, E.; Pemberton, A. W. (College of Aeronautics, 1968-01)
    In our first report on containers published in January,1967, we tried to summarise progress in this new mode of transportation and to define some of the problems which existed.
  • Warehouse model: report no. 1 
    Kay, E. (College of Aeronautics, 1966)
    1.1 The purpose of the research project has been outlined in Appendix 5 of the report to the Research Fellowship Council Meeting on 10th November, 1955. 1.2 In this first report we consider the simplest model of a ...
  • Warehouse model: report no. 2 
    Kay, E. (College of Aeronautics, 1966)
    1.1. Report No. 1 dealt with the simple warehouse model in a static sense. This was sufficient, the only consideration being optimisation of handling, i.e. the problem posed was spatial. The problem becomes a dynamic ...

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