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Introduction

This is the Maritime Glossary

This glossary/lexicon gives an intensive overview about the words, terms, articles relevant in the maritime area. Beside English most articles are also available in Spanish and German. A special aspect in this glossary is the Meteorology.

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Breakbulk Cargo

Deutsch: Stückgut / Español: Carga a granel / Português: Carga fracionada / Français: Cargaison en vrac / Italiano: Carico alla rinfusa

Breakbulk cargo refers to goods that are transported in individual pieces or units rather than in containers or bulk. These items are typically loaded, stowed, and unloaded individually, often using cranes and other handling equipment.

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Personnel

Deutsch: Personal / Español: Personal / Português: Pessoal / Français: Personnel / Italiano: Personale /

In the maritime context, "personnel" refers to individuals who work on board ships, in ports, and other maritime-related locations.

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Sewage

Deutsch: Abwasser / Español: Aguas residuales / Português: Esgoto / Français: Eaux usées / Italiano: Acque reflue

Sewage in the maritime context refers to wastewater generated on ships, including human waste, grey water from sinks and showers, and other liquid waste from daily ship operations. Sewage management on vessels is critical to prevent marine pollution and to adhere to international regulations.

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Uniformity

Deutsch: Einheitlichkeit / Español: Uniformidad / Português: Uniformidade / Français: Uniformité / Italiano: Uniformità

Uniformity in the maritime context refers to the consistency and Standardisation of processes, equipment, regulations, and practices across the maritime industry. Uniformity ensures seamless operations, enhanced safety, and improved collaboration between vessels, ports, and international stakeholders.

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