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| Term | Definition |
| bulk carrier |
a type of ship designed to carry bulk cargo |
| Term | Definition |
| bulker |
popular term for bulk carrier |
| Capesize |
a very large bulk carrier with deadweight above 150,000 tons - unable to transit Suez Canal and therefore have to sail round the Cape of Good Hope to and from Europe |
| collier |
bulk carrier specially constructed for the carriage of coal; loading by gravity from chutes and discharge may be by grabs or conveyor belt system |
| mini-bulker |
a smaller sized bulk carrier of about 3000 tons deadweight |
| sale and purchase broker |
one who acts as an intermediary between buyer and seller of ships; such broker may specialise based on the types of vessels e.g. tanker, bulk carrier, etc. or on the market segment e.g. newbuildings, second-hand tonnage or demolition (scrapping); commission for his services is usually paid for by the seller |
| shooter |
loading machine of bulk carriers |
| topside tank |
upper wing tank usually used for ballast in bulk carrier |
| voyage charter |
a ship hiring contract for a single voyage from one or more named load port to one or more specified destination ports; this is common for bulk carriers and tramps |
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