Northern Sea Route: Perspectives for Bulk Carriers and Liquid Tankers

Nikolay Kuptsov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.587-589.1986

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Northern Sea Route: Perspectives for Bulk Carriers and Liquid Tankers

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The Northern Sea Route is the shortest route between the ports of Northern Europe and Asia. In the summer time the route is open for navigation for about 3-4 months and could be a preferable alternative in comparison with the southern route through the Suez Canal. Paper provides a current conditions overview of The Northern Sea Route, potential opportunities seem to be profitable and perspective for a worldwide shipping.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 587-589)

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1986-1992

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Nikolay Kuptsov

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Bulk Cargo, Bulk Carriers, Global Transportation Routes, Ice Class Vessels, Liquid Cargo, Logistic, Northern Sea Route, Ports and Terminals, Tankers, Transportation of Cargo by Sea

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