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    Shipping Handbook 2015/16 - 15: Berth Details

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    This document provides information on the equipment and facilities available at multiple ports and terminals. It lists details such as dry and refrigerated cargo storage capacities, the types of cranes and vehicles used, and berth lengths and depths. Services including electricity, water, fuel, and telephone are commonly available. Storage includes areas for dry cargo, refrigerated cargo, and vehicles. Equipment includes quay cranes, straddle carriers, gantry cranes, forklifts, trucks, and pipelines.

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    This document provides information on the equipment and facilities available at multiple ports and terminals. It lists details such as dry and refrigerated cargo storage capacities, the types of cranes and vehicles used, and berth lengths and depths. Services including electricity, water, fuel, and telephone are commonly available. Storage includes areas for dry cargo, refrigerated cargo, and vehicles. Equipment includes quay cranes, straddle carriers, gantry cranes, forklifts, trucks, and pipelines.

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    This document provides information on the equipment and facilities available at multiple ports and terminals. It lists details such as dry and refrigerated cargo storage capacities, the types of cranes and vehicles used, and berth lengths and depths. Services including electricity, water, fuel, and telephone are commonly available. Storage includes areas for dry cargo, refrigerated cargo, and vehicles. Equipment includes quay cranes, straddle carriers, gantry cranes, forklifts, trucks, and pipelines.

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    Shipping Handbook 2015/16 - 15: Berth Details

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    This document provides information on the equipment and facilities available at multiple ports and terminals. It lists details such as dry and refrigerated cargo storage capacities, the types of cranes and vehicles used, and berth lengths and depths. Services including electricity, water, fuel, and telephone are commonly available. Storage includes areas for dry cargo, refrigerated cargo, and vehicles. Equipment includes quay cranes, straddle carriers, gantry cranes, forklifts, trucks, and pipelines.

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    Services Equipment and Facilities

    Electricity/Telephone/Water Dry Cargo 730 ground slots


    Refrigerated Cargo 350 teus plug points
    Four Post Panamax Quay Cranes, six Automated Stacking Cranes, six Shuttles,
    two Reachstackers, two Prime Movers and four x ITVs
    Electricity/Telephone/Water Dry Cargo 5,766 ground slots.
    Electricity/Telephone/Water Refridgerated Cargo 1,796 plug points.

    Electricity/Telephone/Water Terminal serviced by 31 automated straddle carriers and five gantry cranes: three 75t
    and one 58t.
    Electricity/Telephone/Water Dry Cargo 3,486
    Electricity/Water Refridgerated Cargo 895

    Electricity/Water Terminal serviced by three Post-Panamax cranes (two of which are twin-lift container cranes),
    one Panamax single-lift crane, 23 dedicated container handlers and 24 internal transfer.
    Electricity/Water
    All four cranes access Berths 4, 5, 6 and 7
    Electricity/Telephone/Water Refridgerated Cargo 160 plug points
    Total storage: 1,500 teus
    Motor vehicles across 4,500
    Electricity/Telephone/Water Storage sheds: 15,000m2
    Terminal serviced by forklifts: twelve 16t, three 7t and four 4t; five top-lift; four 32t low profile
    and one 28t low profile. Five dock trucks.
    Electricity/Water One twin-lift mobile harbour crane max lift 100t
    One 66t single-lift container crane.

    Electricity/Water 1.5ha terminal open storage


    Electricity/Fuel oil/Water Crude oil: one 600mm pipeline
    Three 250mm pipelines with connections
    Bunker fuel: one 150mm pipeline and connection
    Discharge: 3,000 4,000tph. Load: 250 620tph
    Diesel Oil/Electricity/ Four 200mm connections
    Fuel Oil/Water Discharge: 200 1,000tph
    Load: 200 1,000tph

    SHIPPING HANDBOOK 2015/16 | 15


    BERTH DETAILS CONTINUED
    Wharf Operator Wharf Use* Wharf Berth pocket Nominal
    Length Length x Width Depth
    (m) (m) LAT # (m)
    Viva Energy Viva Energy Australia Petroleum products 74 234 x 35 10.9

    BP Crude BP Oil Australia Crude oil/feedstocks 15 329 x50 14.3


    discharge, load and
    discharge petroleum
    products
    BP Products BP Oil Australia Petroleum products 35 235 x 35 10.9
    load and unload LPG

    Grain GrainCorp Grain, woodchips, 285 285 x 45 13


    cottonseed exports,
    motor vehicles

    Pinkenba Common GrainCorp/Puma Energy Grain, silica sand, other 314 412 x 35 10.4
    User Berth dry-bulk handling,
    general cargo, soya
    bean meal, fertiliser,
    petroleum products

    Cement Australia Cement Australia Bulk clinker, gypsum, 128 200 x 35 9.7
    slag imports and
    plasterboard

    Bulk Berth No 1 Qld Bulk Handling Pty Ltd Coal exports 240 317 x 50 14

    Incitec North Incitec Ltd Bulk liquid and bulk 123 210 x 35 10
    dry fertiliser

    16 | SHIPPING HANDBOOK 2015/16

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