TIC 4.0
Quay
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ID (subject identifier) | M | quay | GRAMMAR |
subject name | M | Quay | GRAMMAR |
subject type | M | Infrastructure | GRAMMAR |
Also known as | O | terminal quay, pier, dock, wharf, landing, harbor wall, moorage, mole | TIC Description |
Definition | M | A quay (pronounced key or kay) is a solid, linear, man-made platform built along the shore where carriers can be positioned for loading or unloading cargo or passengers, for refueling and/or repairs safely. |
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Further Detail | O | The quay connects directly to the terminal yard and serves as a critical transfer point where containers enter or leave the terminal system. It may span hundreds or thousands of meters, supporting multiple berths (Berth ) along its length. It contains:
Numbers on bollards are often used as a reference to logically subdivide sections of the dock [ https://tic40.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=1780023297 https://tic40.atlassian.net/wiki/x/AYCMb https://tic40.atlassian.net/wiki/x/DQBJJ ] . Alternatively, quays can be divided into “minimum operating areas” defined as the “minimum area where an STS crane or other mobile equipment can safely operate on a ship”. | TIC Description |
Required Information | M | portname, terminal, bollard numbers, quay name, operating area designation | TIC Description |
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Link to one or more operational processes | M |
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Version / Date | M | 2026.018 |
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Internal TIC Version | M | 20260225 |
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