professional bodies emphasize that discharging a patient should never be arbitrary or discriminatory. Instead, it must be justified by legitimate clinical or administrative reasons, documented thoroughly, and communicated effectively. Failure to adhere
ging: Advantages: High power density, fast response, long cycle life. Limitations: Lower energy density compared to batteries. Mechanical Storage (Flywheels, Compressed Air) Charge/discharge involves kinetic or pneumatic energy tra
ment and personnel. Coordination with port authorities and terminal operators. Discharging Procedures Preparation: Ensuring all securing gear is removed or reconfigured. Use of equipment: Cranes, conveyor belts, or grabs to lift cargo from holds
