Definition and core features of the mobile shiploader
The mobile ship loader is a movable port equipment used to continuously load bulk cargo (such as coal, ore, grain, etc.) or bagged cargo into the ship's hold. Its core features include:
Mobility: equipped with tires or tracks, it can move freely and adapt to multi-berth operations.
Mobile ship loader's structural composition: covers walking system, belt conveyor system, cantilever support system, unloading drum system, hydraulic control system, and power supply system (such as movable power station or cable drum).
Intelligent functions: integrated automatic cabin search, intelligent anti-sway, material accumulation warning, and remote control operation.
Application scenarios of the mobile shiploader
Ports with large tidal ranges or complex ship types
For example, vertical docks in seaports can adapt to different ship types and tidal changes through mobility.
Automated docks
Cooperate with AGVs (automatic guided vehicles) and unmanned stackers to shorten ship berthing time.
Inland ports
For example, dry bulk export terminals in the middle and lower reaches of the river can use existing infrastructure to reduce capital costs.
