Unique Blog deals with the nature of lashing works onboard the container vessels & coning/deconing wharfside, and safety precautions,etc.
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Lashingman
Today, i have some pictures about the lashing works onboard the vessel, wharf side, etc. These pictures can show the nature of the job.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Container Vessel Bay Plan
As I posted earlier about the System of stowage of Containers on board the vessel based on the Row-Tier type. I'm here today give a link that show the details of Container vessel Bay Plan. I want to say something about the Bay Plans. The Containers in a vessel to be discharge or load based on a bay plan. The Bay plan describes where the container to be located or to be unloaded. Nowadays, Many of the Major container carrying Mother vessels built with many facilities. The new coming vessels are very length in size, for example, total length of a vessel ranges to 335 Metres from its Bow to Stern. This type of vessels can carry above 8000 TEUs. The total tiers will be 7 or 8 . The Planner of these vessels plan many times unfavourable mainly to the Stevedores. Yes. Many Vessels like Hapag-Llyod, carry flat rack containers to a maximum level of 8 tiers. The planners must consider the safety of the stevedores. These vessels use semi - auto twistlocks, using which one cannot unlock the containers easily.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Reefer Containers
Reefer Containers are the refrigerated containers built with cooling systems with in the containers for the purpose of refrigerating the perishable goods inside the containers.
Sunday, February 11, 2007
Quay Crane
Quay Crane is one of a crane is used to discharge or load the containers to / from a container carrying vessel. The Quay crane is mounted on railing track, moves here and there according to the work to be done. The technical term for the moving of crane, one place to another is known as Gantry. The quay crane is otherwise called as RMG. It means Rail Mounted Gantry. The Structutral part of a quay crane is the Boom, the Trolley, etc. Using trolley, an operator of a quay crane can move towards the entire bay of a vessel to its back reach area. Please look a link here for a further details: Quay Cranes
Containers
Today I have published some links in my blog with the free encylopedia, the wikipedia about containers. Mainly the cargoes carried by the vessels using containers. Containers are of different types, different sizes, etc. Even i give the link to wikipedia on the left side of this blog, for a easy browsing, i give the direct hyper link here. This wikipedia link gives you a better knowledge of Containers. Usually, containers made up of strong wood as its bottom, metal at its surrounding, and corten steel at its top. The containers are rectangular sized. The door panel is varying according to its usage or otherwise the cargo packed in it. I think, the wikipedia link can teach all of you a good knowledge about containers. And, the page Container Size Type Codes According ISO 6346 shall show the details of containers.
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Lashing Euipments
Friends! It is my ambition that through my blog, I want to share my knowledge with the other people. Now I working as a lashing man in Singapore, I already have experiences in this lashing field. During my profession, I see ready many vessels, its types, its equipments, etc. Any how, I believe my blog would be informative, educative, and knowledgeful. I'm sure that any one can get the study of lashings when those who are entering in to the port as a stevedore. Here, I have collected many pictures of vessels, lashing equipments from other websites only to show the lashing people to update their knowledge regarding lashing onboard the vessel. Yes, I travel through these websites, collecting data to give you all a stuffed source of knowledge on Container Lashing. Before entering to this job, everybody's thinking maybe confused. But, once we learned these works, then the job is very satisfied, hopeful, if we follow a good safely working environment. O.K, Today, I have published an useful product informations. See it, Enjoy it!
Apart from the container lashings onboard the vessel, the container securing under the hatch, or on deck of the vessel using many types of twist locks. Here, I have given the types of Twist Locks, Lashing equipments, and other securing elements with a hyper link. Please click these links to view the products.
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Fully Automatic Twist Locks
Semi Automatic Twist Locks
Conventional Twist Locks
Midlocks
Bottom Mid Locks
Dovetail twistlocks for point load
Dovetail twistlocks for line load
Turnbuckles (+ spanner)
Lashing bars (+ extension rods)
Operating rods
Bin racks
Storage bins
Bridge fittings (+ spanner
Twist stackers
Stacking cones
Bottom stacking cones
Anti-Rack-Spacer
Tension / pressure elements
Pressure elements
Pressure adapters
Apart from the container lashings onboard the vessel, the container securing under the hatch, or on deck of the vessel using many types of twist locks. Here, I have given the types of Twist Locks, Lashing equipments, and other securing elements with a hyper link. Please click these links to view the products.
Thank You for your kind Support for my Blog Always!
TWIST LOCKS & LASHING BARS
Semi Automatic Twist Locks
Conventional Twist Locks
Midlocks
Bottom Mid Locks
Dovetail twistlocks for point load
Dovetail twistlocks for line load
Turnbuckles (+ spanner)
Lashing bars (+ extension rods)
Operating rods
Bin racks
Storage bins
Bridge fittings (+ spanner
Twist stackers
Stacking cones
Bottom stacking cones
Anti-Rack-Spacer
Tension / pressure elements
Pressure elements
Pressure adapters
Saturday, February 03, 2007
Container Lashing
Today, I have published this picture that shows two lashingmen involved in container lashing onboard the vessel. We can see that the lashing bar is inserted into the opposite side corner casting of the container, and the lashing bar is put crossly, connected with the turnbuckle. It is the main system of container securing onboard the vessel. And, Today, I want to give some abbrievations about the main container vessel concerns around the world.
ABBRIEVATIONS:
APL - AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINE
COSCO - CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING (GROUP) COMPANY
MSC - MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY LTD
MISC - MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION LTD
MOL - MITSUI O.S.K. LINE
NYK - NIPPON YUSHEN KAISHA LINES
NOL - NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES
OOCL - ORIENT OVERSEAS CONTAINER LINES
PIL - PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINE
RCL - REGIONAL CONTAINER LINE
'K' LINE - KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD LINE
SAFMARINE - SOUTH AFRICAN MARINE CORPORATION LTD
ABBRIEVATIONS:
APL - AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINE
COSCO - CHINA OCEAN SHIPPING (GROUP) COMPANY
MSC - MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY LTD
MISC - MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION LTD
MOL - MITSUI O.S.K. LINE
NYK - NIPPON YUSHEN KAISHA LINES
NOL - NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES
OOCL - ORIENT OVERSEAS CONTAINER LINES
PIL - PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINE
RCL - REGIONAL CONTAINER LINE
'K' LINE - KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD LINE
SAFMARINE - SOUTH AFRICAN MARINE CORPORATION LTD
YM LINE - YANG MING GROUP
WANHAI - WAN HAI LINES
Friday, February 02, 2007
Turnbuckle
Recently, i have traced some pictures about the turnbuckles using mainly in lashing of containers onboard the vessel from some websites. I have given these pictures for a small illustration. The pictures show the model of turnbuckles, the dimension of the turnbuckles also. These turnbuckles used to connect the lashing bars with the lashing ring of the hatch cover or the bridge of the concerned Bay of the container vessel. The tightening of the lashing bars only can by using these turnbuckles.
Container Vessel Pictures
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