How to check whether two different dangerous goods need to be segregated or whether they can be kept together in same container?

We are referring to packaged dangerous goods not bulk solids or liquids.

Example 1

Cargo no. 1 = UN 1263, PAINT, Class 3

Cargo no. 2 = UN 1158, ARSENIC, Class 6.1

Example 2

Cargo no. 1 = UN 1263, PAINT, Class 3 in limited quantities

Cargo no. 2 = UN 1158, ARSENIC, Class 6.1

Example 3

Cargo no. 1 = UN 1922, PYRROLIDINE, Class 3 Subsidiary Risk 8

Cargo no. 2 = UN 1806, PHOSPHORUS PENTACHLORIDE, Class 8

These are very basic checks of segregation, for practical purpose please refer to relevant entries in IMDG code for individual substances.


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By Shashi Kallada

35 years in Merchant Shipping, Last 23 years working on IMDG Code. Ex Sailor, Ex Manager Global Dangerous Goods Maersk Line.

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