self-unloading ship

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self-unloading ship [′self ən¦lōd·iŋ ′ship]

(naval architecture)

A ship equipped with endless belt or chain devices or with swinging booms, which enable it to be unloaded without the use of harbor facilities.

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No references found			Efficiency overcomes poor prices Even though 1991 has been a good year for the shipping industry on the Great Lakes, a pair of Northern Ontario companies credit the use of self-unloading ships with the survival of the firms. Industry's survival credited to self-unloaders by Krejlgaard, Chris / Northern Ontario Business The joint venture owns two Panamax-class, self-unloading ships that transport these products to sales and distribution yards along the U. Vulcan Materials Company Joint Venture Quarry Receives ISO 9002 ... by Business Wire 4 million tons per year, and furnishes material via self-unloading ships and barges to customers in Nova Scotia, the eastern and Gulf coasts of the United States, and the Caribbean Islands. MARTIN MARIETTA MATERIALS, INC. PURCHASES CANADIAN QUARRY by Business Wire			self-service refrigerator self-shielding self-similar flow self-similarity self-siphonage self-spacing tile self-spreading self-starter self-starting synchronous motor self-steering microwave array Self-Stimulation Self-Stressed Structure self-stressing self-subscribing self-supported film self-supporting wall self-sustaining wall self-synchronous device self-synchronous repeater self-tapping screw Self-Taxation self-test self-timer self-triggering program self-tuning regulator self-unloading ship self-vulcanizing selfish deoxyribonucleic acid Selgi seliana window Selianinov, Georgii Selianinov, Georgii Timofeevich Selidovo Seliger Seligeriales Seligman, Ben Baruch Seligman, Edwin Robert Anderson seligmannite Selikhanov, Sergei Selikhanov, Sergei Ivanovich Selim Selim I Selim II Selim III Selinus SELinux Selishche Selishchev, Afanasii Selishchev, Afanasii Matveevich Selitebnaia Territoriia Selitebnye Zemli			Self-titled Self-titled debut album Self-titled debut album Self-titled debut album self-tolerance self-tolerance self-tolerance self-tolerance self-torment Self-tormentor self-torture Self-transcendence Self-transcendence Self-transcendence Self-Transcendence Theory self-trauma self-treatment self-treatment Self-trepanation Self-trepanation self-triggering program self-trust Self-Tuning Boyer-Moore Self-Tuning Control Self-Tuning Control System self-tuning regulator self-tuning regulator Self-Tuning Vibration Absorber self-understanding Self-uned self-unloading ship Self-Validating Self-Ventilated Area Self-view self-violence self-vulcanizing Self-Watering Container self-whispered self-will self-will self-willed self-willed Self-willedness self-winding Self-winding watch self-worship self-worth self-worth self-worth self-worth Self-wrong Selfadjoint operator Selfbiographical Selfbiographical Selfbiography Selfbiography selfcontentedly selfcontentedly selfdom Selfed Selfed

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