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Moisture migration and surface ventilation

Posted on July 19, 2026July 18, 2026 By admin No Comments on Moisture migration and surface ventilation
Moisture migration and surface ventilation

This article explains how and why moisture migration takes place and discusses to what extent surface ventilation can reduce or eliminate the damage to which moisture migration gives rise. The answer depends on the commodity; with grain in bulk, surface ventilation can do little or nothing; with rice or cocoa in bags, surface ventilation can…

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Bulk Carrier, Cargo handling

The separation of products in the holds of bulk carriers

Posted on July 19, 2026July 18, 2026 By admin No Comments on The separation of products in the holds of bulk carriers
The separation of products in the holds of bulk carriers

Over the years, a considerable trade has developed in the bulk carriage of relatively small quantities of cereals, oil seeds and their derivatives. Frequently a number of such products may be shipped simultaneously onboard bulk carriers. It is not uncommon for three or more consignments to be stowed in the same hold using separation material…

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Bulk Carrier, Cargo handling

Measurement of bulk cargoes

Posted on July 18, 2026July 18, 2026 By admin No Comments on Measurement of bulk cargoes
Measurement of bulk cargoes

It is widely accepted that during the transportation of bulk cargo, some loss will unavoidably occur but when the shortage exceeds a percentage regarded as customary in that trade the carrier is often held responsible. One of the causes of shortage claims is that it is virtually impossible to precisely determine the weight of large…

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Bulk Carrier, Cargo handling

Insurance and Claims

Posted on March 10, 2025March 10, 2025 By admin No Comments on Insurance and Claims
Insurance and Claims

VESSEL INSURANCE COVERAGE Company vessels are covered by several types of marine insurance policies, including Hull and Machinery – which cover the loss of or damage to the vessels’ Hull and Machinery, and Protection and Indemnity (P&I) – which covers the Owner’s legal liability for loses or damages allegedly sustained by third parties. There is…

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Merchant Shipping

Receiving and Delivering Cargo

Posted on June 11, 2021June 11, 2021 By admin No Comments on Receiving and Delivering Cargo
Receiving and Delivering Cargo

Receiving Cargo General Cargo The Owner or his Agent who have booked the cargo must check its condition at the time of carting. Such monitoring shall ensure that: It is suitably packed, Fit for sea-transportation, Not tampered with or damaged, Space allotted for its storage in the Port is suitable and The need for taking…

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Shipboard operation

P & I Club (Protection and Indemnity)

Posted on December 17, 2019December 17, 2019 By admin 2 Comments on P & I Club (Protection and Indemnity)
P & I Club                  (Protection and Indemnity)

Introduction The present day P&I market provides third party liability cover to the ship owners worldwide on a non-profit making “mutual” basis as opposed to the commercial insurers who understandably provide insurance for all other risks to earn profit in order to pay dividends to their share holders. The structure of this non profit “mutual”…

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