How does a ship “sweat” onto its cargo? As ships move between climates, temperature differences can cause moisture in the air to condense on cold steel surfaces or directly onto cargo. This can lead to ship sweat or cargo sweat, damaging goods through caking, mould, rust, and corrosion.
This video explains the science behind condensation, dew point, and how crews use ventilation to manage moisture inside cargo holds. ⚓
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