unit load

It had one of the prefab units loaded on its trailer.

Part (a) of the figure to the right shows a simply supported beam with a unit load traveling across it.

An Army fights as one unit and combines the hit points of all the individual units loaded into it.

The system is a "unit load alternative to the use of a pallet.

Factors considered in unit load systems based design include:

Unit loads of items secured to a pallet or skid are also used.

Tape the lip against the unit load if additional push-pull activities are required.

The organization has four tractor-trailer units loaded with emergency supplies and equipment.

Unit loads make handling, storage, and distribution more efficient.

These are applied to particular unit load designs.

The most common form is a palletized unit load that packs tightly into containers.

Standards permit a unit load to be designed and tested to meet a written specification or test method.

The slip sheet is shaped and dimensioned to the size of the product or unit load.

Securing a unit load of bricks, packaged glass, metal parts, etc.

Freight is usually loaded onto pallets for unit loads.

Plans called for the vessel to be turned into a troopship ("convoy unit loaded transport").

The slip sheet is used as a unit load support device in vehicle delivery and transportation of products.

In each case, the unit loads the media into a digital memory chip to prevent premature wearing of the mechanical parts.

A high-power device draws, at most, the maximum number of unit loads the standard permits.

There are three kinds of unit load design: Component based, systems based, and standards compliant.

Unit load storage and distribution systems consist of several interacting parts:

The unit load is usually stretch wrapped or shrink wrapped for stability.

Boxes designed for unit load handling and storage may not be suited to mixed logistics systems.

One disadvantage they have is that the single side door does not facilitate rapid loading and unloading of large unit loads.

Influence lines graph the response of a beam or truss as a unit load travels across it.