Securing Deck Cargo
Securing Deck Cargo: The Merchant Shipping (Deck Cargo) Regulations provide general guidelines for securing deck cargoes. These guidelines aim to…
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Deck Cargo: Code of Safe Practice for Ships Carrying Timber Deck Cargoes
Timber refers to sawn wood or lumber, cants, logs, poles, pulpwood, or any other types of timber in loose or…
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Carriage of Deck Cargo at Sea: General Guidelines for General Cargo Ships
Unless expressly stated in the bill of lading, charter party, or sea waybill, cargoes listed in the contract of carriage…
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Need for Cargo Inspection
Cargo inspection is crucial to ensure that the shipped cargo is received in the same condition as it was loaded.…
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Cleaning & Preparation of Cargo Spaces
The amount of cleaning required for a cargo space mostly depends on the previous cargo carried by the ship and…
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Understanding Bale and Grain Capacity, Stowage Factor, Broken Stowage, Load Density, Cargo Density, Ullage, Sounding, Displacement, and Deadweight.
Understanding Bale and Grain Capacity, Stowage Factor, Broken Stowage, Load Density, Cargo Density, Ullage, Sounding, Displacement, and Deadweight Bale and…
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Types of Slings and Their Uses for Various Cargoes A Comprehensive Guide.
Introduction: When it comes to lifting and handling different types of cargo, choosing the right sling is crucial. This article…
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The Hazard of Fire and its prevention
Introduction: The hazard of fire is a critical concern in maritime operations, particularly onboard ships. This article explores the nature…
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HYGROSCOPIC CARGO
cargo that readily absorbs, contains, and gives off moisture, such cargoes are mainly of vegetable origin, e.g. grain, flour, tobacco, etc. One of…
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Types of hatch cover.
The various types of hatch covers that are mainly used on board are as follows – Lifting type Lifting-type hatch…
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