Karakteristik Operasional Transportasi Laut
Karakteristik Operasional Transportasi Laut
Loose Cargo Dry Bulk Coal, iron ore, grains, bauxite, sand
Tekanan dan temperatur yang lain:
Grabs / suction and conveyors (2.7 days average port time)
• Liquefied gases (LNG),
40% of tonnage
• heavy oils (kandungan mineral tinggi),
Port Time didefinisikan sebagai perbedaan waktu saat kapalmasuk batas pelabuhan (di luar pelepasan jangkar)
dan waktu saat kapal keluar batas pelabuhan. Terlepas apakah kapal datang dalam rangka operasional kargo • latex,
atau operasional lain (mis. Mengisi BBM, perbaikan, pemeliharaan, penyimpanan, istirahat dll.), port time
termasuk waktu sebelum berlabuh, waktu yang dihabiskan di tempat berlabuh (waktu tunggu dan bekerja) dan
• bitumen,
4 waktu yang dihabiskan untuk melepas dok dan transit di luar batas pelabuhan • vegetable oils
• Biji non-besi, • Lift On/Lift Off (LO/LO, Refrigerated/chi Meat, fruit, dairy produce Lift-on/lift-off Rail wagon, lorry
lled cargo
• phosphate rock • Roll On/Roll/Off (RO/RO
Karakteristik Kargo, Perdagangan dan Kapal World Tonnage by Cargo Vessel Type, (millions dwt)
Angkutan Kargo (Miliar Ton-mil) 1.600
Cargo Type Trade Characteristics Vessel Size
General Cargo 1.400
Conventional Varied small consignments, Numerous consignees, Slow handling Small
rates, Various routes, Numerous ports 1.200
Unitized (containers) More uniform cargo, Rapid handling, Many ports Medium to large Other
1.000
Dry Bulk Containerships
800
Grain Small to medium consignments, Varied handling rates, Many Small to medium General cargo
restrictive ports Dry Bulk
600
Ores/coal Large consignments, Long hauls, Moderate handling rates, Specialized Medium to very large
terminals, Few ports Oil tankers
400
Liquid
Crude oil Very large consignments, Long hauls, Few routes, Specialized Very large to ultra large 200
terminals, Few ports
Oil products Small shipments, Numerous consignees, Many ports Small to medium 0
1970 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Tons Shipped by Maritime Transportation (millions metric tons) International Seaborne Trade International Seaborne Trade (millions of tons loaded)
7.000 12.000
Crude Oil
Oil Products
Iron Ore 6.000
Coal 10.000
Grain 5.000
8.000
4.000
Oil and gas
6.000 5 Main Bulk
3.000
Other Dry Cargo
2.000 4.000 Container
1.000
2.000
0
0
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
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Kapal Tanker Minyak : Evolusi Dimensi Berbagai Ukuran Kapal Tanker Kategori Kapal Tanker Minyak
Lebar Draft
Bobot Mati Nama Bobot Mati Harga Baru Harga
29 m 16 m (ton) DWT Bekas
< 50.000
Seawaymax 10,000-60,000
34 m 20 m $43M $42.5M
80.000 Panamax 55,000-80,000
Modern VLCC (305 m) 1975
T2 Tanker (153 m) 1942 Aframax 80,000-120,000
45 m 23 m $58M $60.7M
160.000 Suezmax 120,000-200,000
55 m 28 m VLCC 200,000-320,000
300.000
ULCC over 320,000 $120M $116M
63 m 35 m V Plus over 440,000
550.000
Kapal Tanker
LNG Kapal Tanker LNG
3) Kapal Tanker LNG
Kapal Tanker LNG dirancang khusus untuk mengangkut
liquefied natural gas (gas cair LNG). Hal ini sejalan dgn
tumbuhnya pasar LNG,
Kapal Tanker LNG pertama “Methane Princess” dioperasikan
pada 1964 dan tetap beroperasi sampai thn 1998.
Sampai akhir 2005 ada 203 kapal yang telah dibuat, dimana
193 diantaranya masih aktif digunakan.
Saat ini jumlah armada tanker LNG tumbuh terus. Ada sekitar
140 kapal telah dipesan di beberapa galangan kapal. Kapal2 39
4) Kapal General Cargo Kapal General Cargo Kapal General Kargo menurut Ukuran
break bulk cargo atau general cargo adalah
terminologi yang digunakan untuk berbagai jenis barang
yang harus dibongar/dimuat secara individual.
Barang-barang yang masuk kelompok ini bisa dalam
bentuk kantong, drum, barrel dll.
Kapal General Kargo adalah kapal yang khusus • A large proportion of the goods they transport are awkwardly-
diperuntukkan untuk mengangkut jenis barang2 ini. shaped and bulky, and do not fit into standard containers.
Karena bentuk dan ukuran yang berbeda-beda dari • Their cargo includes heavy goods and project cargo for major
masing-masing barang, maka proses bongkar muat building projects such as power stations, offshore installations and
mining. Some pieces of cargo weigh more than 1000 tonnes.
membutuhkan penanganan yang khusus
41
44
Speeds Evolution of Containerships
Early Containerships (1956-)
500 – 800 TEU
137x17x9
meters
(LOA – Beam – Draft)
Containers across
4
6
8
Evolution of Containerships
A 200x20x9 4
10
Fully Cellular (1970-)
Containers high on deck 5
1,000 – 2,500 TEU 215x20x10
Containers high below deck 4
22
13
Panamax (1980-) 6 VLCS (2006-) 10
250x32x12.5
3,000 – 3,400 TEU 5
B
§ In 1972/73 Sea-Land took delivery of eight 33- Panamax Max (1985-)
8
11,000 - 15,000 TEU
397x56x15.5 8
knot containerships capable of carrying 1900 3,400 – 4,500 TEU 290x32x12.5 17 bays 6 E
23
TEU. This speed was realized by installing two 15 24 bays
Post Panamax I (1988-)
SS Regulus steam turbines and two screws. 17 bays
9 10
4,000 – 6,000 TEU 300x40x13 ULCS (2013-)
§ However, they turned out to be an economic 5
C 17
18,000 – 21,000 TEU 400x59x16 8
failure when fuel prices went skyward and the Post Panamax II (2000-)
9
vessels were sold to the U.S. military. 6,000 – 8,500 TEU
340x43x14.5
20 bays
6
§ Nowadays service speed is in the 24-26 knot
19-20
range.
New-Panamax (2014-)
D 22 bays
10
12,500 TEU
366x49x15.2 6
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Titik Pasok
Improvisation in terminal operations 40 Footer 76.4 cubic meters 3,730 kg - 3,950 kg 26,750 kg - 28,550 kg 30,480 kg - 32,500 kg 12.192 m / 2.438 m / 2.896 m
High Cube
Maritime / Port Operations Yard Operations Gate / Hinterland
40 Footer 67.7 cubic meters 4,810 kg 29,190 kg 34,000 kg 12.192 m / 2.438 m / 2.896 m • Semakin sedikit pelabuhan yang • Lonjakan di halaman Operations
High Cube dapat mengakomodir kapal penumpukan. • Lonjakan di pintu masuk.
besar. • Lonjakan di halaman • Peningkatan kemacetan
Container Reefer
• Reduction in ship call frequency. penyimpanan.
45 Footer 86.5 cubic meters 4,740 kg 28,280 kg 33,020 kg 13.716 m / / 2.438 m / 2.896 m setempat.
Large terminal surface High Cube • Navigasi intra-port lebih lama. • Lonjakan dalam penggunaan • Penyesuaian rantai pasokan
• Dermaga lebih panjang dan tempat pendingi. (waktu tunggu dan inventarisasi
Indirect transshipment (modal separation in time 48 Footer
High Cube
98.8 cubic meters 5,140 kg 25,340 kg 30,480 kg 14.630 m / 2.591 m / 2.908 m
waktu berlabuh lebih lama. • Masalah keamanan dan lebih lama).
and space) • Produktifitas crane berkurang. pemeriksaan pabean. • Resiko Cargo (asuransi).
Draft in Meters
1981 Frankfurt Express 3,430 HDW 271.0 32.3 11.5 23.0
1991 Hanover Express 4,407 Samsung 281.6 32.3 13.5 23.0 Capacity (TEU) 18,270 14,700 8,400
12
1995 APL China 4,832 HDW 262.0 40.0 12.0 24.6 Length (meters) 399 397 348
1996 Regina Maersk 6,700 Odense 302.3 42.8 12.2 24.6
Width (meters) 59 56 44 10
1998 Sovereign Maersk 8,200 Odense 332.0 42.8 14.5 24.7
Containers (across) 23 22 17 8
2001 Hamburg Express 7,506 Hyundai 304.0 42.8 14.5 25.0
2003 OOCL Shenzhen 8,063 Samsung 319.0 42.8 14.5 25.2 Draft (meters) 14.5 16 15
6
2005 MSC Pamela 9,200 Samsung 321.0 45.6 15.0 25.0 Deadweight (tons) 194,150 156,900 105,000
2006 Emma Maersk 14,700 Odense 397.0 56.0 16.0 24.5
Speed (knots) 23 (19 optimal) 25.5 25 4
1.000
2.000
3.000
4.000
5.000
6.000
7.000
8.000
9.000
10.000
11.000
12.000
13.000
14.000
16.000
18.000
2009 MSC Beatrice 13,798 Samsung 366.1 51.2 15.0 25.2
Insured value $140 M $100 M $50 M
2012 MSC Marco Polo 16,000 Daewoo 396.0 53.6 16.0 25.1
2013 Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller 18,270 Daewoo 399.0 59 14.5 23.0
Ship Capacity in TEU
2015 MSC Oscar 19.224 Daewoo 395.5 59 16.0 22.8
Evolution of the Containerized Carrying Capacity Potential Impacts of Larger Containerships on Average TEU per Port Call by Containership Size along a
Maritime Transport Systems Maritime Range
12.000
Shipping Network
• Aset kapal meningkat; Pemesanan pelabuhan berkurang; 10.000
Perubahan dalam frekuensi pelayanan; Pengirimam meningkat.
Minimum Required
Port Operations 6.000
3 Calls
• Pengerukan; Peningkatan peralatan; Halaman penyimpanan 4.000 4 Calls
lebih luas. 5 Calls
2.000
Hinterland 0
0 5.000 10.000 15.000 20.000
• Kemacetan meningkat; Tekanan untuk berinvestasi dalam Containership Capacity (TEUs)
prasarana; pergeseran moda; Penataan sisi darat pelabuhan.
Container Technical Aspects
A port call is a port where a vessel loads/unloads
cargo or embarks/disembarks passengers 1. bridge castle front,
2. deck containers,
3. foremast and mast top,
a “port of call” can be defined as the port of a country 4. forecastle,
5. insulated containers in holds,
where cargo or a passenger (cruise) ship halts to 6. container refrigeration ducts,
7. double hull composed by a complex
discharge or load the cargo or to embark or disembark arrangement of steel plates and
strengthening beams
passengers 8. passageway
Millions
$14
$10 Fuel
Administration
$8
Stores and lubes
$6 Insurance
à Numerous systems are used to secure containers aboard ships, depending on factors such as Repair and maintenance
à EFFICIENCY = ships are specially the type of ship, the type of container, and the location of the container. $4
constructed to speed loading and Vessel and Cargo Safe! Manning
à Cell Guides = strong
unloading, and to efficiently keep
vertical structures constructed à In general we have 3 systems: $2
containers secure while at sea. - lashing systems (secure containers to the ship)
of metal installed into a ship's
cargo holds
- locking systems (the effectiveness of lashings is increased by securing containers to each other ) $0
- buttress systems ( = pillar = used on some large container ships - system of large towers attached to the Panamax (4,000 TEU) Post-Panamax (6,000 TEU)Post-Panamax Plus (10,000 TEU)
à CARGO PLAN = Is the key to minimize the vessel time on ship at both ends of each cargo hold)
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