konteynerleştirme

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containerization
Refers to the increasing and generalized use of the container as a means of freight transport As a standard and versatile means, the container has greatly contributed to intermodal transportation of merchandise and its widespread use, therefore, is responsible for profound mutations in the transport sector Through reduction of handling time, labor costs, and packing costs, container transportation allows considerable increases in speed of rotation along a circuit and thus entails a better optimization of time and money
1) Using box-like device to store, protect and handle a number of packages as a unit of transit 2) Shipping system based on large cargo-carrying containers that can be interchanged between trucks, trains, and ships without rehandling contents
A method of shipping merchandise In the broadest sense, containerization is the use of a box in which to ship merchandise The box may be with or without wheels, with or without refrigeration equipment, ventilated or unventilated, and manufactured in varying sizes
The placing of infants into containers (i e , any piece of equipment which restricts the movement of the infant, e g swings, walkers, infant seats, or jump-ups)
The use of standardized heavy-duty containers in which many items are sealed at the point of shipment and opened only at the final destination
{i} shipping of goods in containers that range up to 48 feet long; stowage of cargoes (general or special) in a container for transport; act of containerizing (also containerisation)
grouping individual items into an economical shipping quantity and sealing them in protective containers for transit to the final destination
The practice or technique of using a boxlike device (containers) in which a number of packages are stored, protected, and handled as a single unit in transit
The use of a receptacle made of cardboard, steel, fiberglass, etc into which the individual items of a shipment are loaded A container may be a box, carton, drum barrel, etc
Combining several unitized loads
A concept for the ultimate unitizing of cargo used by both steamship lines and air cargo lines Containers allow a greater amount of cargo protection from weather, damage, and theft
(Ticaret) The system and process of placing cargo material in a standard- size container, in which the contents are not rehandled as the container is moved between ship, rail, truck or other transportation modes
-using standardized containers for the storage and transport of materials within a facility or supply chain Materials are ordered in multiples of the container quantity The benefits of containerization include reduced product damage, reduced waste (by using reusable containers), less handling, and greater levels of inventory accuracy by simplifying counting process
The technique of using a boxlike device in which a number of packages are stored, protected, and handled as a single unit in transit
the act of containerizing
konteynerleştirme