Bulk Cargo Terminal

    We specialize in port shore power (AMP, or cold ironing) services. Since 2015, we have completed numerous shore power projects for container terminals, bulk cargo terminals, and passenger/roll-on/roll-off ship terminals. Our company designs and manufactures port shore power equipment, including frequency converters, cable management systems, high and low voltage power distribution units, automatic grid connection devices, shore power socket boxes, and transformers. We can handle turnkey port shore power engineering projects tailored to customer needs.

    The core objective of shore power (AMP) systems at bulk cargo terminals is to enable berthed vessels to shut down their auxiliary engines and use shore power (AMP), thereby reducing emissions and noise. Its application scenarios have the following characteristics:

    Variety of Vessels: The types, tonnage, and ages of berthed bulk cargo ships vary greatly, and the power grid standards (voltage, frequency) are not uniform.

    Long Power Supply Distances: The berth lines at the terminal are long, and shore power may need to be transmitted over long distances to multiple connection points.

    Harsh Environment: High dust levels require equipment with a high protection rating (e.g., IP54 or higher).

    Operational Efficiency: Connection and disconnection operations need to be quick and straightforward to support high-efficiency loading and unloading.