Description: A solid bulk cargo terminal is a port infrastructure specifically designed for the loading and unloading of bulk materials such as minerals, grains, coal, and other solid products. These terminals are equipped with transportation systems that facilitate the efficient movement of large volumes of cargo, using cranes, conveyor belts, and other specialized equipment. The structure of the terminal typically includes wide and sturdy platforms capable of supporting the weight of the cargo and heavy vehicle traffic. Additionally, its design allows for rapid transfer of goods between ships and the land transportation system, thereby optimizing operational time and reducing costs. The importance of these terminals lies in their ability to handle cargo that is not suitable for container transport, making them an essential component of modern port logistics. Their efficiency and functionality are crucial for the industry, as they enable international trade of commodities and raw materials, contributing to the economic development of port regions.
