Titlebook: Cargo Access Equipment for Merchant Ships; I. L. Buxton,R. P. Daggitt,J. King Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 Lash

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-8243-0Lashing; Tank; development; education; foundation; future; research; transport

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Wing Design and Analysis—Your Jobo such time. Delays in port directly attributable to cargo access equipment now form a very small proportion of total delays. Correct choice of access equipment can considerably reduce overall port times, with benefits to both shipper and shipowner.

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George S. Deiwert,Harry E. Baileysification Societies, where they affect cargo access equipment, particularly hatch covers. It also discusses operational requirements such as coaming heights, hatch cover stowage, deck openings and drainage, as well as the maintainability of access equipment in general terms. Safety and fabrication are also discussed.

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J. C. Le Balleur,P. Girodroux-Lavigneeir access equipment. The main types of bulk carrier are described, with the requirements for hatch sizes and types. A check list for choosing possible hatch covers summarizes the main considerations. A method of economic evaluation that includes more than first cost is described.

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Prediction of Post-Stall Flows on Airfoilsthe incidence of defects and the causes of the most important ones. A broad outline of maintenance requirements and practices is given and some examples of changes in access equipment following ship conversions are briefly described.

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Wing Design and Analysis—Your Jobo such time. Delays in port directly attributable to cargo access equipment now form a very small proportion of total delays. Correct choice of access equipment can considerably reduce overall port times, with benefits to both shipper and shipowner.