Container ship cargo stowage and planning - Irregular Stowage of Containers



Stowage plan must be checked for any irregular stowage like those mentioned below or hanging boxes etc.

Stacking Weights

Lashing Strength

Special Container Stowage

Over-stow of Containers

Dangerous Cargo Stowage & Segregation

20 or 40 or 45 feet Compulsory Stowage Locations

Hatch Cover Clearance (High cube containers Under Deck )

Out of Gauge Container Stowage






Other factors should be taken into account before accepting a containership cargo stowage plan :



Stacking Weights

Lashing strength

Dangerous goods stowage and segregation

Reefer Container Stowage

Out of Gauge Container Stowage

Special Container Stowage

20 or 40 or 45 feet Compulsory Stowage Locations

Over-stow of Containers

Hatch Cover Clearance (High cube containers Under Deck )

Other matters regarding cargo stowage as necessary



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