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Work instruction or process instruction

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The acceleration coefficient is a dimensionless measure of the acceleration. The value of 0.8 given here is the standard value for deceleration used for CTU, EN, VDI.

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ACEP-Programme for checking containers under the CSC agreement

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European agreement on the international transport of dangerous goods by road

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Sea container 6 or 12 metres long as a rule (20' or 40')

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Convention relative au contrat de transport international de marchandises par route

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Code of Practice; Provisional description of now current CTU codes

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Convention of safe Containers = Basic layout and dimensioning as well as safety for sea containers according to their structure

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Code of Safe Practice for Cargo Stowage and Securing (CSS Code) from the IMO

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Cargo Transport Unit

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Requirements for vehicle structures for road transport; Checks

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EU-wide certification standard for people with skilled positions, e.g. for trainer or experts

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The effective load weight is the weight of the goods AND the packaging and any load securing material.

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Requirements for swap bodies; Checks

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EU regulation on technical roadside checks for road transport

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Standard concerning checking the stability of load units according to testing conditions set out by the European expert association EUMOS/Brussels

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Standard concerning the minimum requirements for the approval of certified experts and trainers (experts) from the European expert association EUMOS/Brussels

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Small container ship which generally travels between Continental Europe and the islands or in the coastal area using various ports.

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With the FEM (Finite Element Method), physical processes can be simulated such as force effects on deformable solid bodies. The solid bodies in any form are split into several body parts – the "finite elements" - whose physical behaviour can be calculated based on its geometry with known initial functions.

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Flatbed carrying structure on the truck without a tarpaulin structure or flatbed with length and width container dimensions

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If loads are side by side

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Specifically "Friction force". This is related to the fliding friction coefficient and the weight of the load.

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Commercial code

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Truck

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International Inspector Container Lesors

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Interrnational Mediteran Dangerous Goods

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International Maritime Organisation

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The basis for freight agreements at international level. They form the basis of the commercial freight costs and related responsibilities for the legal transfer of the goods.

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International Standard Organisation

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ISO standard for box containers

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Every vehicle has a defined upper limit for the weight of the load being transported. This information is provided by the vehicle manufacturer.

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Maximum Securing Load; Maximum secured weight for the lashing capacity for sea transport; also known as LC = Lashing Capacity in land transport

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Law on administrative offences

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Maximum load in the container

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Regulation on the international transport of dangerous goods by road

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The securing force for the end wall is 40% of the vehicle's load capacity for most vehicles.

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The shifting force is dependent on the weight being shifted and the acceleration acting on this weight.

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The sliding friction coefficient (or friction coefficient) is a measurement (between 0 and 1) of the friction forcew in relation to the contact pressure between two bodies, between load and loading surface. The values are shown in the following table:

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Criminal code

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Road transport regulation/Germany

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Standard for the approval of transport vehicles for international transport by rail