The Flensburg-based company Navis-Kaleris will be presenting its Bulk Carrier Package. A large number of bulk carriers are engaged in the global and regional trade of bulk cargoes, such as ores, logs, coal, and steel products. But transportation of bulk cargo is not just shipping ores from Port A to Port B. Parties in the bulk trade include the ship operator, the ship, the cargo seller as the shipper, the cargo buyer as the receiver, a possible charterer, the insurer, and agents. Information exchange must happen between all of them.
Balancing safe and efficient loading operations, complying with emission regulations, and keeping all business parties informed add complex layers of operations intelligence to the bulk carrier business. Loading operations are now more than a pure compliance and safety issue. There is room for business improvement in cargo planning and in the optimization of the loading/discharging process, and connectivity to other stakeholders is now imperative.
The features of Bulk Carrier Package are:
- Safe loading by calculation of stability and strength
- Compliant with IMO A.749 by calculation of intact stability incl. GM
- Automizes the manual loading/unloading plan according to BLU Code
- Optimizing Cargo Distribution
- Compliance by load limitations check according to stability booklet
- Safety check of maximum load per hold
- Compliance with the latest amendment of IMSBC
- Compliance with Grain Stability of SOLAS 74, US and port regulations
- Compliance to IACS UR S17
- Automated connection of imported load list and graphical steel coil planner
- Data distribution across multiple stakeholders
- Calculation of total CO2 emission for each parcel of cargo
Hall B6 | booth 310
