2013海事大学交通运输专升本 考前重点 【名词解释】（2013 Maritime University of transportation major upgrade test key [noun interpretation]）.docVIP

2013海事大学交通运输专升本 考前重点 【名词解释】（2013 Maritime University of transportation major upgrade test key [noun interpretation]） 2013 exam highlights 1, modern transportation system: refers to the railway, highway, waterway, pipeline, aviation, a variety of modes of transport form a unified integrated transport network. 2: Port: refers to the ship has to meet, berthing, berthing, cargo handling, passengers up and down, cargo storage, and has a certain area of water and land. 3, commercial port: usually refers to meet the ship in and out of the common use of ports, also known as trading port. 4, branch port: means the port is relatively small scale, less throughput, for small ships docked, loading and unloading ports. 5, transit port: refers to the supply of water, transit or intermodal connecting ports. 6) port enterprise: refers to the legal person engaged in the handling of passengers and goods, and the rights and obligations of the relatively self operated economic entities. 7, port enterprise labor quota: refers to the production process of labor consumption of a quantity standard and time standard. 8, port loader: refers to the manual labor mainly, with the loading and unloading machinery and equipment, engaged in cargo handling operations personnel. 9, port production index: refers to the comprehensive reflection of port production activities, production plans, and statistical work indicators. 10. Quantity index: refers to the quantity level that port production should reach or have reached. 1, quality index: refers to the port production should reach or have reached the level of quality of work. 2, port throughput: refers to the port in a certain period of time can pass through passengers, goods capacity. 3, loading and unloading natural tons: refers to the goods entering and leaving the port area and loading and unloading the amount of goods. 4. Throughput: the quantity index that reflects the size of the ships loading and unloading task. 5 、 loading and unloading quant