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Guideline for design and operation of vessels with bulk cargo that may liquefy

Fri 26 Feb
Guideline for design and operation of vessels with bulk cargo that may liquefy

Liquefaction is a phenomenon in which a soil-like material is abruptly transformed from a solid dry state to an almost fluid state. Many common bulk cargoes, such as iron ore fines, nickel ore and various mineral concentrates, are examples of materials that may liquefy.

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