- •Vocabulary
- •Later, after that, then, in some days…
- •Viewing
- •Cleaning of Holds
- •Allow Sufficient Time Or It Will Be Costly
- •Vocabulary
- •Standards for the Bulk Cargo Trade
- •Topic 2 Stop-loss Practice
- •What will such practice lead to?
- •Viewing
- •Dry Cargoes Hazards
- •Vocabulary
- •Nickel Ore Can Test
- •Loading Cement: Make Sure You Clean Up After Loading
- •Self-Check Questions Module 1 Dry Bulk Cargo Handling
- •2. What can happen if the hold is not ready for the next cargo?
- •Word List Module 1 Dry Bulk Cargo Handling
Vocabulary
19 Write down the definitions.
1. to exclude ___________________________________________________________________
2. distribution __________________________________________________________________
3. trimming ___________________________________________________________________
4. overstressing ________________________________________________________________
5. to liquefy ___________________________________________________________________
6. to pose ___________________________________________________________________
7. segregation __________________________________________________________________
8. reduction ___________________________________________________________________
20 Match the synonyms.
1 to pose |
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2 distribution |
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3 reduction |
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4 segregation |
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5 overstressing |
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6 to liquefy |
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7 trimming |
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8 to exclude |
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21 Write down some word-combinations with the words below.
1. segregation__________________________________________________________________
2. reduction ___________________________________________________________________
3. distribution __________________________________________________________________
4. to exclude ___________________________________________________________________
5. to pose _____________________________________________________________________
22 Underline the proper words.
1. Last voyage inadequate trimming led to local overstressing/segregation of the ship's starboard side structures.
2. BC Code poses/excludes guidance on the standards to be applied in the safe stowage and shipment of grain.
3. Materials overstressing/posing chemical hazards only when carried in bulk must comply with stowage and segregation/distribution requirements.
4. As a stringent rule, cargoes should always be liquefied/trimmed properly after loading.
5. Concentrates and certain ores may exclude/liquefy thus the actual moisture content must be well below moisture point.
6. Stability reduction/trimming is caused by shifting of cargoes in a seaway because of their angle of repose.
7. High density of many bulk cargoes due to incorrect distribution/reduction may lead to structural damage of the ship’s structures.
23 Ask and answer adding a professional question.
What is trimming? Have you ever trimmed any cargo?
How do you understand overstressing? When can it appear?
What is meant by segregation? What materials did you use for it?
to liquefy
distribution
to exclude
reduction
24 Discuss.
What is a can test?
25 Read the case and match the photos with proper descriptions.
