A standard unit for counting containers of various lengths, equivalent to 20 feet.

(Twenty-foot-equivalent) A measure of volume or capacity based on the standard dimensions of a 20-ft cargo-carrying container; a 40-ft container provides for the same volume or capacity as two 20-ft containers (2 TEUs).

Twenty-foot equivalent unit. A standard unit for counting containers of various lengths. One standard 40-foot container equals two TEU’s.

20-foot equivalent container; the standard size of a seafreight container

Twenty-foot equivalent unit, a standard size intermodal container.

Twenty-foot equivalent unit, the means of describing the carrying capacity of a train or ship. For example, a 40 foot container takes up the space of two TEUs.

Twenty Feet Equivalent Unit. Container boxes with a length of 20 feet (about 6 metres) which forms the basis of describing the capacity of a container vessel.

Twenty-Foot Equivalent Unit. A measure of container's carrying capacity determined by calculating the length of that container divided by 20. A 48 ft container equals 2.4 TEU. Two-way end-of-train device: Provides an additional measure of safety to a train's braking system, particularly on steep grades, by enabling locomotive engineers to apply an emergency brake from both ends of the train.

A twenty-foot Equivalent Unit, a term for quantifying standard containers, or 20-foot dry-cargo container.

Twenty foot equivalent units

Twenty-foot equivalent unit, the international standard measure for containers and containership capacity.

Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit. A unit of measurement of the cargo carrying capacity of a containership. A standard shipping container is 20 ft long, and therefore equal to one TEU. A 40 ft long shipping container is equal to two TEUs.

Standardized unit for measuring container capacity on ships, railcars, etc.

See Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit.

Technical Escort Unit

Abbreviation for "Twenty foot Equivalent Unit."

Twenty-foot equivalent unit. Used to measure a vessel's capacity.

Twenty foot Equivilent Unit Container.

20 foot ISO freight container size used as a unit of measure to describe a number of containers. One 40' container is equivalent to 2 TEUs.

Twenty-foot container equivalent; a measure of oceangoing cargo.

A twenty-foot equivalent unit (6.1m). A standard unit for counting containers of various lengths and for describing container ship or terminal capacity. A standard 40' container equals 2 TEUs.

A measurement of cargo-carrying capacity on a container ship, referring to a common container size of 20 feet in length. Example: one 40-foot container is equal to two TEUs.