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China
Railway Group’s 50 foot containers will be used on the nation’s intermodal
express trains.
By Splash estimates,
there are now eight different length containers trading around the world – 10
ft, 20 ft, 30 ft, 40 ft, 45 ft, 48 ft, 50 ft and the largest coming in at 53
ft, which are used on North American railroads.
For
ships, 20 ft and 40 ft containers are standard. No cellular ship can take more
than 45 ft in length, and then only on deck in stows above the top of the
lashing platforms.
The metal shipping container has not
changed much since its invention in the 1950s, but new inventions are being marketed
including Staxxon from the US whose folding shipping container comes with an
accordion-style design, while in India Shallow Waterways Shipping has developed
a hexagonal container intended to containerise bulk shipments.
Attendees
of this year’s Sea Asia exhibition in Singapore were able to get a glimpse of
the Unit One, a container made out of composite developed by Swiss firm AELER.
