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Container Vessel – Stowage plan & Slot Identification

Posted on March 12, 2023March 12, 2023 By admin No Comments on Container Vessel – Stowage plan & Slot Identification
Container Vessel – Stowage plan & Slot Identification

On a general cargo vessel the identification of the location of a parcel of cargo was a simple process. Since the vessel was divided into holds, the first parameter was the hold. Each hold was divided into lower hold and tween decks hence the next parameter was either lower hold or tween dk. Each of…

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STOWAGE PLAN ON CONTAINER VESSEL

Posted on November 13, 2022November 13, 2022 By admin No Comments on STOWAGE PLAN ON CONTAINER VESSEL
STOWAGE PLAN ON CONTAINER VESSEL

Stowage on container vessels The modern container vessel is also divided into holds, but using a similar system for containers would be impossible as a hold may contain anywhere between 50 to 250 containers and the port stay is in hours. Some system to identify each slot in which a container could be loaded had…

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