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CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations

[1983 Ed.

(5)

5 L

(1) For transport only-

Packed in wooden cases, or strong fibreboard cases with suitable protective material such as sawdust or thick corrugated paper. Not more than 75 L in each case.

(2) For transport only-

or

Packed in wooden cases, strong fibreboard cases approved by the Ministry or the Authority. Not more than 75 L in each case.

(6)

(7)

(8)

B2

20 L of any substance but not more than 40 L in the aggregate. In the case of Polishes, 250 L if liquid or 250 kg if solid.

40 L of any substance but not more than 120 L in the aggregate. In the case of Polishes, 250 L if liquid or 250 kg if solid.

(3)

(4)

Category 5, Class 2.

GENERALLY

(1) Glass, earthenware or plastic containers of suitable make, hermetically sealed.

(Flash point of or exceeding 23°C but not exceeding 66°C).

(except substances specifically mentioned elsewhere in this Table).

(2) Tins or tubes of suitable make, hermetically sealed.

21%

5 L

(1)

Dangerous Goods in

(3) Suitable metal containers, hermetically sealed.

Dangerous Goods in

24%

500 L (3)

Any appropriate packing.

Category 5, Class 3.

(Fuel oils including diesel oil and furnace oil, having a flash point of or exceeding 66°C).

2 500 L

2 500 L