Port Business Glossary - Ma-

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Mark Tally (mark tally)

A careful method of examining not only the number but also the mark one by one at a time when handing over.

Marshaling (marshalling)

In the container yard, containers are arranged in advance based on the ship landing plan, and the location is called Marsha Ring Yard (MY = Marshalling Yard).

Mother Factory

Refers to a headquarters factory, a factory with a research institute, and a factory with prototypes and development functions for new products.

Matthon method

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manifest

This is a list of cargo items, shippers, etc. by loading, unloading, and lading number of the vessel. At the required documents on customs clearance, each country's landing Customs will request the submission of a manifest with the captain's signature upon entering the ship and control and tax the cargo.

Marina (marina)

The name of a yacht mooring facility and a comprehensive facility including accommodation and other facilities to enjoy the yacht.

Round ship

A ship that lent Japanese ships barely to foreign shipowners, assigned foreign shipers, and sent them back to Japanese shipowners on regular chartering ships.

Full load draft (Full load draft)

The vertical distance from the top of the keel (dragon bone) to the full stuttering line at the center of the length of the ship. Packed stuttering is restricted by the International Packed Stuttering Convention, and loading beyond that is not allowed from safety.

Packed drainage tons

This refers to the number of drains when a ship sinks to a stuttering line.
If the ship is floating in water, remove water equal to the volume under the water line. The amount of this water is called the amount of drainage, and the weight is the number of drainage tons.