Giants of the Sea - Containerships for more than 8.000 containers (Documentary, 2003)

Container turnover was growing by about 15% every year until 2008. The industry was booming. The first container ship was able to carry just 700 standard containers (TEU). Giants with a carrying capacity of 8,450 TEU are currently being built and an 18,000 TEU ship has already been designed as part of a Dutch study. How big will the container giants of the future be?
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We show the construction of one of the largest container ships in Japan, take part at the first test voyage in the Japanese Sea and look over the shoulder of the shipbuilders. We show how the technicians crawl through the 93,000 hp diesel and how they control the paint coats under the colossus in the dry dock.
Which technical problems arise during the construction of ever larger ships and what changes are there for the crew? Can the giants of the future continue to reach German ports with their draught? Will the ports master the logistical challenges?
All recordings were made exclusively by fact+film after difficult negotiations about the filming permits. Locations were Hamburg, Germany and Kure, Japan.
© 2003, Licensed fact+film

[@dennisns112]

Last year i started a new job in a container port. on the 2nd day i got a tour of the Madrid Maersk. 400m ship. and the captain explaining in this video is the same guy who captains the largest vessels in the world now. really nice to see he's "made" it

[@bombarderoazul]

container ships have grown incredibly since this documentary was made in 2003

[@JanaKatherineVideo]

Watched the worlds largest go through Savannah last summer. So amazing.

[@eherrmann01]

As someone who has worked in a shipyard, I find this very interesting. Thank you.

[@spenner3529]

Nicely done. No manufactured drama.

[@govindarajulu-kasturi9614]

Simply mindboggling engineering marvel. Salutations to all in the team for making it happen. Good luck. Thanks.

[@karldias1415]

I came here after watching about the 20124 TEU ship EVERGIVEN.

[@josephmartin1543]

Excellent work !

[@sanpedrosilver]

I’m working the Maersk Endinburgh right now. Big boy ship 🚢 !

[@shananagans5]

I would hate to do an oil change on a ship like that. Go to Auto Zone, "I need 243,000 quarts of oil, 60,000 drain pans, 900 rolls of paper towels, a Snickers Bar and this cute little key chain". lol

[@ivantellez9217]

Newport news shipyard Virginia

[@iLoveBoysandBerries]

That ship is tiny

[@fetsluck5620]

Sounds like a hand pan playing in the background. I just found out about them last year and man they are awesome! Ok carry on with the ships. Lol

[@alexcaballerotv1589]

Wow amazing the begest containner ship.. I watching video from Philippines..in cebu..

[@PhilippeLarcher]

2003: "18,000 TEU is definitely not for soon" 2011: "let's build the triple E class" 2019: "let's upload this video to youtube" 2020: "let's recommend this video to peoples"

[@akyhne]

Yeah, it's from 2005. Pointless...

[@crazydutchbloke]

2021: "let's fuck over global trade by getting one stuck in a busy trading route"

[@michaelvelik8779]

Ports should charge much more for the oversized dinosaur ships like these to recover the costs that they impose on the ports with the specialized oversized equipment, oversized docks, dredging of deeper channels, etc etc.

[@finalascent]

Amazing what happens in 17 years... 13,000 TEU was a dream on a drawing board. 18,000? Ha! Who's gonna make the running gear to safely and efficiently power those vessels? Will the ports load and discharge all of those boxes from a single ship? Is the drayage adequate? Questions answered - the engineers were more than up to the task, as were the port owners/operators. The future is here - Gulsun class, nearly 24,000 TEU...

[@lonebeagle]

The future is now, it's a post-Covid 19 World. It seems like the economic chaos occurring in 2023 may not be great for giant container ships.

[@danielwalker2613]

I can't believe the amount of rust on the staircase at 16:27 for a ship that hasn't even passed the sea trials !! .... What's it going to look like in five years ?

[@marcelsinky1652]

where do you see the rust ?

[@ianwallace16]

Yes,if the ships get bigger,the range of terminals to accommodate them will be an issue.

[@hypercomms2001]

That ship has probably been scrapped now...

[@hesousa8488]

Gostei. Greetings from Brazil

[@CopperCityPatriot]

Like a kid excited to see fire trucks, they're shocked to see dad jumping with joy when seeing a big super tanker.

[@TheJustonemore]

What services do they get while passing through shipping channels like Panama etc? What fees do the pay to use certain paste ways?is it calculated as a whole of the cargo,weight size?

[@patrickmollohan3082]

Was watching a KZbin a few months ago. A very large ship had to go thru the Panama Canal. The toll for the ship was $1 million. Since the canal saves so much time and fuel savings , it's worth it to the shippers. They just bill the shipping companies bc they know they will pay up.

[@acr3800]

People can trust products build by Japan and Germany. At this time Boeing still has many problems with Boeing 787, 737, fuel resupply for the Air force, Starliner spaceship and many more.

[@apriria2000]

일본에서 만든 선박이 두동강나고 에버기븐호가 수에즈에서 엔진정지가 되고 요즘은 일본에대한 신뢰가 많이 떨어졌습니다

[@tripwire3992]

@@apriria2000 ever given is to do with china not japan 😂

[@apriria2000]

@@tripwire3992 에버 기븐 선박은 일본 이마바리 조선소에서 제작하였고 쇼에이 선사가 선주입니다 그리고 에버 기븐 선박을 대만 에버 그린 선사에 임대해준 선박이랍니다

[@dongporta7759]

More bigger. Make in hanjin. ship building in Philippines. 20.000.00TEU.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

the black smoke is eco friendly .lol

[@mikes7639]

Yes thats what they claim, the other ships must smoke bad in comparison

[@jinmatwha264]

Shipbuilding🇯🇵💪

[@kingsolomon0]

In deed man was made in God's image. Excellent Engineering.

[@earlmatthewsaguindan7275]

The Superstructure Is Taller Than 20-Story Building?

[@garthbane2955]

8000 units isn't a giant, 23,600 is a giant

[@julianreverse]

17 years later - way above 20.000 TEU :-D

[@abhishekkumar1791]

You had forget about emma meraks 18000 teu and is in operation since 2011_2012

[@Tsarex11]

Emma Maersk at the time she came into service was declared as 11550 TEU capacity. Later they increased the figures up to 15000+ TEU. But she never been 18000 TEU. First ships of this capacity were Triple-E of Maersk in 2013 and later on.

[@akunsemua3536]

When Japan still dominate

[@earlmatthewsaguindan7275]

This Big Container Ship Was Originally Used To White (As Only Appears On Sea Trial) In Month Later Ago, He Going Change Into Black

[@ИгорьДьяченко-м5б]

Belarus 2020 OAO Zabudova

[@rext8949]

Everything is temporary. Technology makes it possible to grow bigger, better and faster - hence cheaper. Today in 2021 the biggest ship is 24,000 TEU and 400 mtrs long . But whether that is good for the environment is debatable. Looking forward to the renewable energy sailing vessel.

[@archangelarsh4388]

I have a dream to own a ship building / Operating company. InshaAllah Ameen Summa Ameen

[@potatochips3555]

yes, you can! amin

[@phuongdangduc3514]

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[@andrewheta4879]

Wondering what the draft would be.

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Bom comentario

[@dexterford8094]

2020: Many countries decide to become more independent and less tied to China. The need for shipping becomes greatly reduced. Will this happen perhaps? We will see.

[@patrickmollohan3082]

Sure as fuck hope so!! China is pretty much trying to drag us all to hell!!

[@tripwire3992]

There will still be a need for shipping but i think the US and Holland and The UK will start becoming bigger shipping industries, just this year the government in britain made plans to make a Huge new port

[@sugayfitriafitria5016]

Container 👍👍👍

[@earlmatthewsaguindan7275]

How Many Container Ships Can Transport From 8,000 To 10,000 TEU Is Known As Very Large Container Ships (VLCS) Up To 380 Meter Long?

[@A_10_PaAng_111]

18,000 TEU? That's absolutely ridiculous. There's no reason for that.

[@alexanderivkin7086]

Megamax-24 class: Hold my 24.000 TEU

[@christiangabriel9258]

How long is the 18,000 TEU vessel?

[@RobertoCarlos-lb4ld]

400 m

[@iLoveBoysandBerries]

480 feet

[@AtlasShrugged123]

This ship is probably already scrap by now. Can't find it on Marine Traffic App. I'm aware it changed its name many times over it's life, but nonetheless, it's not there.

[@babycyrelboral471]

Engine should be maintained

[@uraninite8151]

and today there are 20000 TEU ships lol

[@truthseeker3857]

How do they get these massive things weighing thousand of tons to float? 😩

[@robertbennett6697]

Put them in deep water.

[@mohdidzuansukri4769]

3/4/2023..covid19..sultan.sambas

[@paulgraystone4919]

not one mention of the carbon foot print etc from exstraction of raw materials to the running every 24hrs

[@marcelsinky1652]

no one mention the extraction of materials to build your house, your car, and give you a decent living ... You have a solution genius ?

[@paulgraystone4919]

@@marcelsinky1652 I dont own a house or a car have very few possetions, an live simply so others can simply live. . whats ur excuse

[@marcelsinky1652]

@@paulgraystone4919 even the fact you breath and eat, make the society spend a large amount of energy to extract raw metal for you ! You have a bicycle, you take transport, all of that use energy. you want to jump in the friend car, it's using energy you want to eat, buy from the store, no mater if it's organic or not, there is tractor harvesting, truck transporting you want to wear clothes, what about the machine who make your clothes, and the others that bring them in stores for you to buy ? Genius

[@paulgraystone4919]

@@marcelsinky1652 you assume a lot about me I bet u even put words in my mouth! yet I have a smaller foot print than many out thier. . a super tanker in 24hrs can an do produce enough carbon polution for 3million cars. . not that Im into green capitalism which is a contradiction in terms. . but u have answerefd one thing, that is its not people who are the problem its machines

[@sallystinebaugh8893]

@@paulgraystone4919 what factory made your shoes, your belt, you don’t own, you rent one.. no difference, unless you live TOTALLY off the grid, you have a phone, you have WiFi.. stop being a damn hypocrite, go live completely off the grid.. log cabin, the whole works... then you can judge !

[@sallystinebaugh8893]

@ dadson, don’t buy anything that comes off those bad ships..example: phones, laptops, other electronics, chocolates ect... just saying

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What is the name of ajincy

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Who is Ajincy?

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Ship Stop Crash.

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🇮🇳

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Pure polution

[@rezaad8115]

Woew👍🤲🙏

[@clydeax101villamonte7]

21000 TEU are much2 bigger

[@mangagoybislig622]

very powerful thought “if you didn’t get the message from Ever4giveN Suez Canal you didn’t pay attention”what a shame NTSB, now Dali don’t 4get Cosco Busan, Florida SSbridge😜🇺🇸

[@iLoveBoysandBerries]

Uh no masks???

[@sazzadhussainsazz5299]

It is just a toy. But only bigger.

[@kratoslopez8805]

CONTAINER HAAS BEEN

[@gin2x]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@akyhne]

This is 2020, not 2005. Upload some recent stuff instead.

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🤦‍♂️

👍👍👍

[@SachinKumar-zy1ew]

India property ok

[@best-qg5uj]

These companies are not Indian. They do not sail under the Indian flag.

[@gusoliverbar9392]

Environmental concerns are not on the table! Very irresponsible business.

[@sandstormondeserts617]

12 cylinder.? I don't think so

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[@earlmatthewsaguindan7275]

The Length Is Longer Than 70 Soccer Fields?

[@earlmatthewsaguindan7275]

Also, Longer Than Eiffel Tower

[@earlmatthewsaguindan7275]

Length Is 335 Meter Long.

[@Pooreboy1978]

No...70 soccer fields of surface area to paint.

[@juniorbramble9827]

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