IMDG Code 37-14 : Worked Examples of Segregation
Dangerous goods are incompatible to each other in case they react dangerously when they come...
Simplifying IMDG Code
Dangerous goods are incompatible to each other in case they react dangerously when they come...
How dangerous goods are handled at ports? There are no universally accepted or adopted methods for safe handling of dangerous…
Segregation of dangerous goods have different provisions like, general provisions, segregation inside containers, Segregation on container ships, Segregation on ro-ro…
When feeds or other edible substances intended for consumption by humans or animals, foodstuff, is loaded it will require segregation…
Stowage of dangerous goods on board container ships are decided by two factors, Document of Compliance and IMDG Code. IMDG…
Port authorities must formulate special plans for keeping these classes when necessary under special safety, emergency response and security measures.…
When it comes to consolidation of dangerous goods and non- dangerous goods, in same container, IMDG Code places the responsibility…
A particular Gas may be incompatible with the cylinder or any packaging in which it...
One of the major changes came in IMDG Code 36-12 is revision of stowage categories...
Most viewed topic under segregation on this site is Acids and Alkalis. Most of the...
Part 7 of IMDG Code 36th amendment , especially chapters 7.1 and 7.2, is extensively...
For stowage purpose IMDG Code recommends away from “Sources of Ignition” for some classes or...
How to check whether two different dangerous goods need to be segregated or whether they...
Containers carrying Dangerous Goods must be segregated from each other in accordance with section 7.2.3...
Ammonium nitrate based fertilizer (UN 2071) must only be loaded in clean cargo space which...