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[[File:Mechanical Ship Loaders_1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Mechanical Ship Loaders]] | |||
'''Mechanical Ship Loaders''' are machines for loading ships with bulk material have common design concept and function, but they often vary in implementation to correspond to: | |||
*Spatial limitations of the quay of operation (fixed, traveling, etc.) | |||
*Mean of receiving the transported material from silos (quay belt conveyors, elevators, etc.) | |||
*Power supply (port electricity, own genset, etc.) | |||
*selected dust supression solution | |||
*Sizes of ships to load | |||
*Desired cpacity (depends on the capacity of existing feeding conveyors) | |||
*Up-to-date technological innovations. | |||
==Features== | |||
*Ship loaders are usually mobile on rails | |||
*Ship loading capacity up to 3000 mtph | |||
*Power supply via Electric cable drum | |||
*Loading of ships up to Post Panamax size | |||
*Bucket elevator to feed the loading boom, material received from quay conveyors | |||
==Videos== | |||
<youtube>EMM_JiRo2Rk</youtube> | |||