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In the context of a rapidly growing production internationalization it is becoming essential to get stable, uninterrupted, efficient international transport links for the normal functioning of the world economy. Mini-bulks with deadweight up to 15,000 tons are designed mostly for coastal traffic and inland waterways. The crew of such ships usually are less than 14 persons. They are small dry-cargo ships that can come into small harbors all over the world Hendysizes are usually belonged to dry-cargo ships with a deadweight about 15 000 - 35 000 tons. They are making 37% of Bulk cargo's amount. The main singularity of this type of bulk carriers is that they are equipped with cranes (usually 4-5)with average carrying capacity of 30 tons that allowing them to carry out cargo handling much cheaper. Supramax is a marine term that is used to describe a cargo ship with a deadweight between 35 000 and 60 000 tonnes. Modern Supramaxes usually size is 52 000 - 58 000 DWT, five cargo compartments and four cranes with carrying capacity up to 30 tons. Ships that are classified as Panamax ones have maximum sizes that are determined by the lock's size and water depth in the Panama Canal. The maximum size of the ship for passing through the canal: Length: 294.1 m Width: 32.3 m Draught: 12.0 m. The height is 57.91 m from the waterline up to its highest point.