Do ships have specific holds for Dangerous Goods?
Do ships have specific holds for Dangerous Goods?
Segregation of Limited Quantities
It is a myth that there is no segregation applicable for dangerous goods in limited...
IMDG Code 37-14 : Worked Examples of Segregation
Dangerous goods are incompatible to each other in case they react dangerously when they come...
Three Steps to Segregation – IMDG Code 37-14
Segregation of dangerous goods have different provisions like, general provisions, segregation inside containers, Segregation on container ships, Segregation on ro-ro…
Stowage and Segregation of Dangerous Goods on General Cargo Ships
When feeds or other edible substances intended for consumption by humans or animals, foodstuff, is loaded it will require segregation…
Stowage and Segregation of Dangerous Goods on Container Ships
Stowage of dangerous goods on board container ships are decided by two factors, Document of Compliance and IMDG Code. IMDG…
Segregation of Dangerous Goods in Port Areas
Port authorities must formulate special plans for keeping these classes when necessary under special safety, emergency response and security measures.…
Compatibility between Dangerous Goods and Non- Dangerous Goods
When it comes to consolidation of dangerous goods and non- dangerous goods, in same container, IMDG Code places the responsibility…
Compatibility of Gases
A particular Gas may be incompatible with the cylinder or any packaging in which it...
