Higher Density Stacking Systems
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Horses for courses
Maximum stacking heights depend on the type of operation, says Jari Pirhonen, general manager, terminal development, at Kalmar. 19 Feb 2009 - Port Strategy
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High-bay concept still in infancy
The most advanced stacking systems of the moment are the latest automated stacking crane (ASC) systems such as those at Euromax in Rotterdam, and Altenwerder and Burchardkai in Hamburg, stacking five or six high, says Jan van Beemen of Haskoning. 18 Feb 2009 - Port Strategy
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Electricity makes its own demands
With the trend towards higher-density stacking, Halcrow is reporting increasing interest in automated terminals with rail-mounted gantry (RMG) cranes. 17 Feb 2009 - Port Strategy
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High stack, high risk?
How high, how wide, how safe and, ultimately, how efficient? Felicity Landon reports on moves towards higher density stacking solutions 16 Feb 2009 - Port Strategy
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Integrate software to increase throughput
It is estimated that Felixstowe has almost doubled its throughput, without the need for additional equipment, since introducing its Tug Scheduling System (TSS). TSS is a bespoke system which provides real time scheduling, monitoring and control of tractor/trailers in the container terminal.
01 Dec 2005 - Port Strategy
