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Official ANTAQ data up to 02/2026

All commodities

Reactors, boilers and machinery: wait and volume by port in Brazil

Last 12 months, deep-sea and coastal shipping (no inland barges). Each ship counts under its heaviest commodity.

Ships in 12 months
243
Typical wait (median)
8.9 h
Wait for 9 in 10 ships (P90)
120 h
Average handling rate
179 t/h
Tonnes in 12 months
1,422,888

Wait by month of the year

Median over the full ANTAQ series. Months with fewer than 5 ships are left empty.

Historically, the shortest wait is in October (2.4 h) and the longest in January (12.4 h).

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Wait by month of the year — Reactors, boilers and machinery
Reactors, boilers and machineryJFMAMJJASOND
Med.12.4 h2.7 h4.4 h3.7 h3.2 h3.5 h3.9 h3.7 h4 h2.4 h5.5 h4.9 h

Ports handling this commodity

Only ports with at least 5 ships of this commodity in 12 months.

Ports handling this commodity
PortTypical wait (median)P90Average handling rateShips in 12 monthsTonnes in 12 months
Santos (SP)14.5 h78.7 h143.7 t/h64230,773
Vila do Conde (PA)326.2 h593.5 h93.8 t/h18126,645
Vitória (ES)6.9 h34.1 h50.1 t/h39100,582
Paranaguá (PR)10.8 h78.0 h95.9 t/h4062,060
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)1.0 h1.6 h19.1 t/h3116,808
Terminal Portuário do Pecém (CE)50.8 h188.0 h13.1 t/h1510,905
Salvador (BA)2.7 h9.5 h48.8 t/h68,413

Source: ANTAQ — Estatístico Aquaviário, data up to 02/2026