Load simulation control

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Load simulation control refers to the process of verifying and managing digital or physical loading simulations in logistics to ensure the safe and efficient loading of trucks, containers, or other cargo carriers. It includes simulating weight distribution, stability, and load securing in compliance with applicable regulations.

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