Title 2.1_CILT Master Planning of Terminals SSB 16062024 - Sachin Bhanushali.pdf ✅

Master Planning of Terminals Sachin Bhanushali Consultant - The World Bank
Freight Terminals 2 ● Cargo Types a. Bulk: Goods that are handled in large quantities, that are not packaged and do not have uniform dimensions in large parcel size. • Dry Bulk: wide range of products, such as ores, coal and cereals; handling equipment is required; utilize specialized grabs and cranes and conveyer-belt systems. • Liquid Bulk: Pumps to move the product along hoses and pipes; limited handling equipment is needed, but significant storage facilities may be required. b. Break Bulk Cargo: Manufactured Products for consumer and Industrial use in smaller parcel size • Packaged and uniform dimensions • Goods of different dimensions and weight e.g. machinery and spares • Difficult handling due to irregular or uneven • More Manpower requirement
Freight Terminals 3 Freight Terminal - A facility where loading, unloading and switching of cargo between two modes and in-transit storage is available. 1.Port Terminals A. Bulk Terminal B. Port Container Terminal C. Single Point Mooring (SPM) for liquid cargo D. Port Side Container Terminal (PSCT) / Container Freight Station (CFS) 2. Road Terminals A. Truck Park B. Warehousing Complex 3. Rail Linked Terminals A. Industrial Siding B. Private Siding C. Public Goods Shed D. Intermodal Terminal E. Private Freight Terminal
Port Container Terminal at a Maritime Port