D162 Vessel vs Propulsion Types Compared
What is the difference between d162 vessel type and propulsion type?
Understanding Vessel Type and Propulsion Type
When dealing with maritime vessels, it is important to understand the difference between vessel type and propulsion type.
Vessel Type
The vessel type refers to the classification of the vessel. This can include categories such as refrigerated vessels, tankers, cargo ships, passenger ships, etc. Knowing the vessel type helps in understanding the purpose and function of the ship.
Propulsion Type
On the other hand, propulsion type refers to how the vessel is powered. Common propulsion types include diesel engines, electric motors, steam turbines, etc. Understanding the propulsion type gives insight into how a vessel operates and its efficiency.
Troubleshooting Error Code D162
If you encounter error code D162 while working with maritime documentation or records, it indicates a discrepancy in the propulsion field that cannot be modified through Efile.
To resolve this issue:
- Contact SPU (Single Point of Contact) for assistance.
- Alternatively, reach out to your local Field Office for further guidance on resolving this discrepancy.
By following these steps and seeking help from relevant authorities or offices, you can address error code D162 effectively and ensure accurate documentation regarding vessel propulsion types.