Transportation of petroleum coke 5000 tons

"Transportation of petroleum coke 5000 tons-Open Cargoes & Time Charter list" refers to a specific cargo shipment of 5000 metric tons of petroleum coke, which is a byproduct of the oil refining process. The shipment is being transported as open cargoes, which means that the goods are not enclosed in a container, but are loaded and secured directly onto the ship's deck. This method is typically used for large or heavy items that cannot be loaded into containers.

The shipment is accompanied by a "Time Charter list," which is a type of contract where a shipowner rents out their vessel to a charterer for a specific period of time.

Petroleum coke is a heavy and abrasive material, which means that it requires special handling and transportation to avoid damage or spillage. The open cargo method is suitable for this type of product as it allows for easy loading and unloading of the material, and also allows for the use of specialized equipment such as conveyor belts or cranes to handle the cargo.

A Time Charter is a contract between the shipowner and the charterer, where the charterer has the use of the ship for a specific period of time, usually measured in months or years. The charterer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the vessel during the charter period, and must also pay a daily or monthly fee to the shipowner. The shipowner is responsible for providing the vessel and crew, and is also responsible for any repairs or maintenance that are required.

In this case, the charterer is renting the vessel to transport the petroleum coke and the Time Charter agreement would include details such as the duration of the charter, the daily or monthly rate, and any other terms and conditions related to the use of the vessel. Additionally, the Time Charter list would contain important information regarding the time-sensitive elements of the shipment, such as the expected departure and arrival dates, the estimated transit time, and any other deadlines or time constraints associated with the shipment.