Cargo ship

A cargo ship, cargo short, is a trading vessel which is provided at the design stage or preferentially, to transport cargo.

Best known are the following types of cargo ships in the maritime:

  • Car Transporter
  • Container ship
  • Feeder vessel
  • Kühlschiff
  • Coaster ( also Kümo ) is a small general cargo ship
  • Landing ship
  • Bulk carriers ( also called bulk carriers or bulkers )
  • Multi-purpose vessel
  • Ro-Ro Ship
  • Heavy-
  • (Also called tankers) tanker
  • Maren Maersk container ship with 7,600 TEU
  • Container feeder vessel Maersk Flensburg with 862 TEU
  • General cargo ship Cap San Diego
  • Coaster Arklow Rainbow
  • Reefer ship Chiquita Nederland
  • RoRo ship TransPulp
  • Car Transporter Grand Pace
  • Crude oil tanker Capetan Costis
  • Heavy lift Frauke

In the inland waterway transport:

  • Propelled barge
  • Motor tanker
  • Container ship
  • RoRoSchiff
  • Car Transporter
  • Coaster
  • Kühlschiff

Colloquially and shortening the charge carried or transported a ship, cargo is called. Legally, the freight fee, which is paid for the carriage of goods.

Trivia

The beer boat in Utrecht is the first purely electrically powered cargo ship in the world. It has been operating since January 19, 2010 in the city of Utrecht and provides the restaurants.

Merchant vessel Feeder ship Heavy lift ship
287733
de