barge system造句

• The barge system that services Kiana is Crowley Marine Services.
• "I'm very pleased with the sailing conditions and the barge system, " he said.
• Integrated tug barge systems are generally divided into three generations by the type of coupling.
• The Hargreave barge system was used to transport coal to the power station at Ferrybridge.
• The obvious disadvantage to the barge system would be interference with navigation and recreational use of the waterway.
• Concern over the impact on seasonal flooding and ice conditions also must be considered with the barge system.
• The development of the " Finnpusku " system dates back to the 1960s when Finnlines developed the first version of the icegoing pusher-barge system.
• For this reason it was decided to investigate if it would be possible to design a pusher-barge system that could also be operated in ice conditions.
• Ultimately, community activists in both New York City and the towns that host the landfills are looking forward to the switch to a rail and barge system.
• ""'Herakles " "'was a ESL Shipping Ltd as the third pusher vessel for the " Finnpusku " system, a Finnish integrated tug and barge system built in the mid-80s.
• Real-time call monitoring / barging system can be used by quality assessment team to provide important guidelines to agents to maintain the standard of the service as per industry norms.
• ""'Finnpusku " "'is an integrated tug and barge system owned and operated by ESL Shipping, a pushers and five barges, four of which remain in service, were delivered by Hollming in 1986 1987.
• Later Finnlines performed several feasibility studies which showed that a pusher-barge system would be the most economical and efficient method of transporting bulk cargoes on the relatively short routes of the Baltic Sea.
• When Rautaruukki consulted Finnlines that already operated the steel company's conventional bulk carrier " Rautaruukki ", the shipping company immediately presented the integrated tug barge system it had developed in the 1970s, the " Finnpusku " system.
• While a corps brochure boasts that the barging system is " custom-made to make the trip as safe and comfortable as possible, " and while 98.5 percent of smolts survive the trip, the salmon themselves remain in decline.
• A development contract was signed and Finnlines performed several feasibility studies which showed that a pusher-barge system would be the most economical and efficient method of transporting bulk cargoes on the relatively short routes of the Baltic Sea.
• However, due to the poor maneuverability of the barges and their inability to operate in winter conditions, Rautaruukki decided to investigate if it would be possible to design a pusher-barge system that could also be operated in ice conditions.
• While a corps brochure boasts that the barging system is " custom-made to make the trip as safe and comfortable as possible, " and while 98 . 5 percent of smolts survive the trip, the salmon themselves remain in decline.
• The history of the " Finnpusku " integrated tug barge system dates back to 1964 when Rautaruukki started steel production in the new steel mill in Raahe, Finland, and began supplying the factory with ore concentrate, coal, coke and other raw materials.
• In the last 25 years, in a futile effort to assist fish migration, the federal government has spent more than $ 3 billion on programs that include fish ladders, hatcheries and even a complicated truck-and-barging system to get the young fish downstream.