Port Business Glossary - Ku-

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Quick dispatch (quick dispatch)

It is referred to as the system. This refers to the "fast departure" of ships aimed at shortening the berthing time in ports by rational equipment and operation of ports.

Certificate of receipt

Receipt issued by the shipping or unloading agent upon receipt of the cargo

Cleaning

Implemented for the protection of cargo and containers themselves. After devanning, remove dirt and prepare for the next shipment.

Clean cargo (clean cargo)

Good cargo. A cargo that is clean and dry and does not damage it if mixed with other cargo. Tea, ceramics, cotton cloth, etc. (Anti) Darti cargo

Clean tanker

Tankers transport petroleum products with low boiling points, such as gasoline and light oil.

Clearance (clearance)

In terms of ports and harbors, it is used for (1) lower girder space in bridges, (2) distance between shore vessels, and (3) clearance procedures. In addition, the clearance business refers to the business that removes structures for redevelopment projects.

cruiser

A general term for boats that have a cabin of living facilities and can sail offshore for a short period of time or a long period of time.

The first year of cruise

It refers to 1989, when full-scale ocean-going cruise ships entered service one after another, and the beginning of the era of ocean-going cruise ships travel. It is also called "the first year of cruise ship."

Crawler crane

It is also called a caterpillar crane using a bandage type crane or product name. A turn table is set up on a trolley equipped with a crawler (language) and a crane is mounted.

fumigation

One of the methods of disinfecting pests in agricultural and forest products, which gasifies pesticides in a sealed facility to kill and sterilize pesticides.

Kulok

The common name of a tall container with a height of 9 feet and 6 inches