reefer ship
reefer vessel
refrigerated vessel , także: reefer , także: cold storage vessel

Reefer ships may be categorised into three types:

The other fishermen want Bill convert the We're Here into a reefer ship and offer to finance it.

The use of refrigerator trucks, refrigerator cars, reefer ships, reefer containers, and refrigerated warehouses is common.

She served as a refrigerator ship or reefer ship, and provided food to Allied forces in the North Atlantic Ocean.

Crews of reefer ships were exposed to varieties of African food, including chop-chop - a paste made of minced fish meat (especially pagrus meat) and pima.

The first reefer ship at Leyte Gulf after the invasion, she arrived before receiving facilities were ready on the beach and thus dodged Japanese aircraft until able to unload.

Modern banana boats tend to be reefer ships or other refrigerated ships that carry cooled bananas on one leg of a voyage, then general cargo on the return leg.

Specialized ships, e.g. for heavy lift goods or refrigerated cargo (Reefer ships), roll-on/roll-off cargo (RoRo) ships for vehicles and wheeled machinery.

He was the commander of all Atlantic Fleet "service"-type ships, such as oilers, tankers, ammunition ships, reefer ships, cargo ships, supply ships, repair ships, and the like.

The countries with the largest numbers of reefer ships in their registries are the World's two most prominent flags of convenience: Panama with 212 and Liberia with 109 (both as of 2010).

A reefer ship is a refrigerated cargo ship; a type of ship typically used to transport perishable commodities which require temperature-controlled transportation, such as fruit, meat, fish, vegetables, dairy products and other foods.

Facilities include a 14.8 thousand square meter warehouse with 24 dock doors on the truck/container side and four main freezer dockside freezer doors that allow for two reefer ships to be loaded at the same time.

Load requirement varies from ship to ship and ranges from a few hundred kW in case of car carriers to a dozen or more MW in case of passenger ships or reefer ships.

The escort was made up of the destroyer Crispi, the torpedo-boats Lira, Lince and Libra, two MAS torpedo-launches, while the amphibious force comprised four fishing vessels, two steamships, one river boat, two reefer ships, three tugs and three tankers.

USS Ice King (ID 3160) was a refrigerated cargo ship (reefer ship) acquired by the U.S. Navy during World War I. She was assigned to transport cargo across the Atlantic Ocean to Allied troops in Europe.