Storage Devices TRIZ Cases

Unavailable items trigger parameter-based bin selection for substitutes, helping the packing station avoid fulfillment delays.

A crank and elongate guide replace bulky belts, creating compact hatch access with improved user protection in storage systems.

Locking engagement means adjust storage-aid spacing, reducing wasted volume while allowing fire-extinguishing agents to reach gaps.

Reciprocating lifts sequence multiple items during one lift stroke, reducing sorting steps and improving load-out throughput.

This case uses encapsulated salt minibasins, water withdrawal, and reinjection to improve CO2 solubility and retention.

Lower and upper buffer lines linked by a lifter separate sorting work from the main conveyor, freeing space and adding storage capacity.

Transfer vehicles pass beneath movable access mechanisms for faster, unobstructed article handling.

The control system assigns temporary storage locations and multi-level rack routes to improve inbound and outbound efficiency.

Cable reels and busbars support independent satellite wagon operation, enabling parallel storage tasks and faster wagon servicing.

This pallet fork uses a hook to pull or push articles horizontally, reducing rack spacing needs and increasing storage density.

At least three wheels on each crosswise rail support the main wagon, reducing structure height and enabling container transport.