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UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY OUT OF GAUGE CARGO/OVERSIZED CARGO TEAM MEMBERS : MOHAMAD AMIRUL FAHMIN BIN KAMARULZAMAN MUHAMMAD MUSTAQIM BIN MUSA NURUL AZURA BT SABARUDDIN ARTIKA HULWAN BT MUHD AKIF 9th April 2012

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UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPURMALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL

TECHNOLOGY

OUT OF GAUGE CARGO/OVERSIZED CARGOTEAM MEMBERS :

• MOHAMAD AMIRUL FAHMIN BIN

KAMARULZAMAN

• MUHAMMAD MUSTAQIM BIN MUSA

• NURUL AZURA BT SABARUDDIN

• ARTIKA HULWAN BT MUHD AKIF 9th April 2012

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Meaning of OOGOut of Gauge cargo referred to as non-standard or over standard, is cargo whose transfer requires the use of special means of transport and lifting facilities with a capacity adequate for cargo weight. Taking into account the dimensions, weight and shape of oversize cargo .

INTRODUCTION

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Oversized cargo is any load that can't be broken down into smaller loads without undue expense or risk of damage.

These loads include very large, wide or heavy loads generally carried for construction or engineering businesses, such as:

•Large pieces of industrial equipment – Ex: turbines or transformers•Storage tanks•Bridge beams•Excavator or dump truck parts•Wind turbine blades

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UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR

MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

Ordinary oversize

Special oversize

Heavy lifts

Heavy compact lifts

Spacious cargoes

Long pieces

TYPE OF OOG CARGO

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•Out of gauge cargo includes non-standard large and heavy pieces of cargo which are usually part of advanced infrastructural high priority energy and technology projects.

•Oversize transport often needs to travel over a considerable distance. In many cases, national borders have to be crossed. Various modes of transport are used to carry oversize units, often including maritime transport.

•Almost all major investment projects require transport of equipment and their components bigger than the size of trailers or containers. Non-standard cargoes create non-standard problems.

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Warehousing

a) Open warehouseProvide are large scales of area for the warehousing activities without much involvement from the material handling equipment. Mostly only use huge size of crane and trailers that can be called as heavy duty flatbed, step deck and flatbed to move the goods.

b) Open floorGoods are placed on the floor according to arrangement of size and type of the goods. There is not much warehousing storage system like racking system and it’s only use the same material handling equipment like at the open warehouse.

 

STORAGE FOR OOG CARGO / OVERSIZED

CARGO

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Material handling equipment

a)CraneCrane is the main material handling equipment that need to be used in handling the oversized cargo. Use to put goods onto the step deck trailer of truck.

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b) Step deck i. A step deck trailer of truck is required manual

material handling equipment to place the oversized cargo on it body.

ii. Ideal for oversized freight and heavy machinery, Step Deck trucks are a cost-effective logistics option for long haul freight demands.

Step Deck transport is also commonly used for:•Construction equipment•Pipelines

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c) Flatbed Goods like machinery or agriculture machine able to directly move onto the flatbed body of the truck.

d)  Heavy duty flatbed ( shipyard transporter)Heavy shipyard transporter is use to move ship section in shipyard area for short distance movement.

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•To ensure the goods is always in good condition

•To protect the goods from damaged by the corrosion.

•To make sure the stock and quantity of goods is always enough when required.

•To ensure the goods get the best supervision by the supervisor.

IMPORTANT OF STORAGE

OFOOG CARGO

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Tipper truck usually can be found at mining

location. Use to do the mining operation.

A truck with 14 axels of trailer use to move the

pipeline part to the required location

OUT OF GAUGE CARGO FOR THE ROAD TRANSPORT

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Two cranes are needed to pick up the long size of pipeline part to put into the required place

Heavy lift truck with 18 axels of trailer use to move an engine to required place by passing a

river

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Heavy lift trucking, the freight can be move according to each load’s weight and gauge requirements. Permit also required to ensure the cargo can pass

to make movement

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In 1989 the world largest aircraft Antonov's An-225 Mriya is being built. It’s can carry 200 tons on their back or 250 tons inside. It is used to this day for transporting heavy and/or oversized cargo. 

OUT OF GAUGE CARGOFOR AIR TRANSPORTATION

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OUT OF GAUGE CARGO

FOR WATER TRANSPORTATI

ON

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To smooth the journey within the state or national border. Prevent any issue and save the cost when deliver it. It also to maintain the freight from broken or damage.

Special permits and special chassis equipment

TRANSPORTING ELEMENT

FOROOG CARGO

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For example: In rail transport oversize cargo is the one that cannot be carried without extending the clearance gauge counted from the rail track

Deliver by road, sea and air transport

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To make the decision whether the carrier are capable to deliver the abnormal loads.

Verification and selection of carrier

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Escort vehicles, sometimes referred to as pilot cars, are used to warn motorists that a truck carrying a piece of heavy equipment is in the roadway. Getting certification to escort heavy hauls requires a clean driving record, a valid driver's license, certification and permits. Precaution steps for worker protective clothing like boots, helmets, safety glasses and others. Protection of goods in transit, pallet and containerization, hazards and risks to security of goods and safety for people

Escort certification, insurance and safety

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To adequate with the oversized load and save the cost.

Characteristics and specifications of freight

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To gather the information and guidance along the journey. Planning will secure the journey from road challenge like signs, board, bridge and others.

Communication and planning

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VIDEO SESSION

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THANK YOU

Q & A Session