Cargo Containers: Difference between revisions
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The ‘dry bulk’ container pod is basically the ‘stripped down’ transport pod, where little equipment is used for special handling and environmental concerns. | |||
For its design, the ‘dry bulk’ pod is basically a stripped-down and somewhat more economical pod when compared to the general products design. Starfleet does keep a large number of these pods on hand, and are often referred to as ‘snail mail’ pods, since | |||
they often deliver stellar mail between ships, starbases, and Federation worlds. | |||
Like the other ‘standard’ container types, the '''FDB-001''' type would find common use in civilian roles and be in common use for decades following their release. | |||
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File:Bulk 2245 (bow stern).png|2245 (bow/stern) | File:Bulk 2245 (bow stern).png|2245 (bow/stern) | ||
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File:Bulk 2245 (side).png|2245 (side) | File:Bulk 2245 (side).png|2245 (side) | ||
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===Liquid=== | ===Liquid=== | ||
Revision as of 11:19, 4 May 2016
Type DY
Type III
Type VII
Bulk
The ‘dry bulk’ container pod is basically the ‘stripped down’ transport pod, where little equipment is used for special handling and environmental concerns.
For its design, the ‘dry bulk’ pod is basically a stripped-down and somewhat more economical pod when compared to the general products design. Starfleet does keep a large number of these pods on hand, and are often referred to as ‘snail mail’ pods, since they often deliver stellar mail between ships, starbases, and Federation worlds.
Like the other ‘standard’ container types, the FDB-001 type would find common use in civilian roles and be in common use for decades following their release.
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2245 (side)
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Liquid
The ‘liquids’ pod is designed with multiple pressure and temperature-controlled compartments to handle the transportation of liquids of various types, ranging from common water to low-yield hydrogen plasma. The pod’s systems are designed to keep each compartments’ liquids as stable and secure as possible.
Since the FGP pod has similar capacities of its own, the FGL pods are reserved for large-scale transport of liquids, such as initial colony supplies. Because of this, there are significantly fewer ‘liquids’ pods than general products pods in the space-lanes.