Chapter 10 - Container Stuffing Space Management - Container Loading Problem - A to Z of Algorithms, Methods, Types, Methodologies

10.	Container Stuffing Space Management
	10.1	Weight Limitation
	10.2	Cubic capacity of a container (Dimension constraint)
	10.3	Fixing of container load balancing in advance (Distribution Constraint)
	10.4	Permissible loading capacity of container floor
	10.5	Permissible loading capacity of container walls
	10.6	Dimensions and weight of consignments
	10.7	Consignment orientation
	10.8	Consignment stacking
	10.9	Adjusting to positioning constraint
		2.12.9.1	Absolute Positioning
		2.12.9.2	Relative Positioning
	10.10	Packing and its influence on the un-uniformity of consignments’ dimensions
	10.11	Dunnage and cargo securing materials on container load and space
		10.11.1	Guidelines for Cargo Securing
			10.11.1.a	Cargo Securing Components
			10.11.1.b	Cargo Securing Materials
		10.11.2	Difference between Dunnage, Cargo Securing Materials, and Fillers
	10.12	Sliding of containers
	10.13	Tipping of Container vessels
	10.14	Skewing of container vessels
	10.15	Un-standardized Container Standardization Constraint
		10.15.1	Brief History of Evolution of ISO Standards
		10.15.2	ISO 830:1968
		10.15.3	Case Study – Hapag-Lloyd
	10.16	Container Unit of Measurement Constraint
	10.17	Transportation Mode Constraint
	10.18	Container Rail Constraint
		10.18.A	Double Stacking
			10.18.A.1	Gauge Width
			10.18.A.2	Container Load per Axle
			10.18.A.3	Maximum weight of a train
			10.18.A.4	Higher clearance above the tracks
			10.18.A.5	Stacking Restriction
		10.18.B	Recent Developments
	10.19	Container Truck Constraint
	10.20	International Regulatory Constraint

Chapter 10 – Container Stuffing Space Management