SUBJECT
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ID (subject identifier) | M | cargo | GRAMMAR | |||||
subject name | M | Cargo | GRAMMAR | |||||
subject type | Mprocess | GRAMMAR | ||||||
Also known as | O | ContainerLoad, container, payload , load , goods, bulk etc. | TIC Description | |||||
Definition | MCargo are the goods that Container Handling Equipment (CHE) is moving | Goods transported by carriers to be handled by terminals. |
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Further Detail | O | Cargo can be defined with units (20 feet box, 40 feet box, coil, etc.), volume (TEU, m3, hm3, etc.), weight (kg, Ton, Nw), or any other magnitude that allows to define the amount of cargoIt can be excluded from cargo all the auxiliary elements used provisionally to fix or accommodate the goods like hatch covers, lashing cages, gearboxes, as are not part of goodsonly includes “goods” so other loads that are not “goods” are not included like: hatch covers, twistlock boxes, gear boxes, overhead frames, safety cages, gondolas. Over time a specific cargo id can have different sizes and weights for several life cycles. Classic examples are a container or a flat rack. | TIC Description | |||||
Required Information | M | id , size, type(with “timestamp” if the goods of the “id” packaging can change over the time). | TIC Description | |||||
SUBJECT |
| line, service, servcevisit, cargovisit, carrier, carriervisit |
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CONCEPT |
| id, size,type |
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Related standards | O | ISO 6346 for containers ID. | TIC Description | |||||
Related TIC 4.0 definition | O | |||||||
Example | M | cargo.id = cargo.size.code = cargo.size.teu = 2 | ||||||
Example in the context of the grammar | M | .
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Link to one or more operational processes | M |
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Search tags | M | |||||||
Version / Date | M | 2021.003 - 15/01/2022 | ||||||
Internal TIC Version | M | 2021115 |
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