the installation of high-level water alarms and monitoring systems on all bulk carriers. This safety measure quickly alerts watch standers on the bridge and in the engine room in case of flooding in the holds. In cases of catastrophic flooding, these detectors could speed the process of abandoning ship. See also Berge Stahl, the largest bulk carrier from 1986 until 2011 Bright Field Edmund Fitzgerald Flare Lake Illawarra New Carissa Ore Brasil, the largest bulk carrier in service Paul R. Tregurtha, the largest bulk carrier on the Great Lakes Sygna Notes References External links Bulk Carriers @ United Nations Atlas of the Oceans Bulk Carriers at MRI Netherlands Histories of WWII bulk carriers Ship types 1852 introductions