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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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

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Peter F. Lorber,Eugene E. Covertas giving an outline of the design procedure used for hatch covers and Ro-Ro vessel access equipment. Wheeled vehicles and their axle loadings are described, including the highway regulations for vehicle sizes in major maritime countries. Sealing arrangements are discussed, as well as the materials

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Brian R. Williams,Peter D. Smithrns of trade in dry cargo and the consequent impact on cargo access equipment. Prediction of future trends can be readily upset by international develop-ments in the world movement of commodities, but foresight brings its own rewards. While it is stimulating to consider the distant future, it is foo

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,Ship Design and Selection of Access Equipment — Bulk Cargo,eir 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.