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[Subsidiary]

CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations

[1983 Ed.

(1) (2) (3) (4) Explosive Packing Maximum amount in any one outer package Maximum amount in any one inner package Class 6 division 2 (ammunition) In such manner as is required for the same explosive when not so made up; where an inner as well as an outer package is required, the charge shall, if it is within the definition of inner package in these regulations, be deemed to be an inner package, but, where an outer package only is employed, shall not be deemed to be an outer package. Maximum amount allowed for the same explosive when not so made up. 1 kg or 10 in number whichever may be the greater. Fuse heads. Class 6 division 3 (ammunition) As may be required by the Authority. In an inner package contained in an outer package. 25 kg. 1 kg or 10 in number whichever may be the greater. Bulleted cartridges of class 6 division 3 (ammunition) of a calibre exceeding 13 mm. In an inner package contained in an outer package so that the point of any bullet cannot come into contact with the cap of any cartridge. 25 kg. Detonators other than electric detonators. In an inner package contained in an outer package; the inner package, if of metal or other solid material, shall be lined throughout with paper or other soft material; a layer of felt or other soft material shall be placed on top of and underneath the detonators and so secured that both ends of the detonators shall at all times be resting on and be covered by the said layer; the detonators and all spaces in the inner package may be filled so far as practicable with fine sawdust or other similar material; the inner package shall be placed inside a substantial case of wood or metal so made and closed as to prevent any of the inner packages contained therein from escaping therefrom and such case shall be placed inside the outer package in such manner and so secured as to leave a space of not less than 75 mm between the case and every part of the interior 10 000 in number. 100 in number.

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[Subsidiary]CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations[1983 Ed. (1) (2) (3) (4) Explosive Packing Maximum amount in any one outer package Maximum amount in any one inner package Class 6 division 2 (ammunition) In such manner as is required for the same explosive when not so made up; where an inner as well as an outer package is required, the charge shall, if it is within the definition of inner package in these regulations, be deemed to be an inner package, but, where an outer package only is employed, shall not be deemed to be an outer package. Maximum amount allowed for the same explosive when not so made up. 1 kg or 10 in number whichever may be the greater. Fuse heads. Class 6 division 3 (ammunition) As may be required by the Authority. In an inner package contained in an outer package. 25 kg. 1 kg or 10 in number whichever may be the greater. Bulleted cartridges of class 6 division 3 (ammunition) of a calibre exceeding 13 mm. In an inner package contained in an outer package so that the point of any bullet cannot come into contact with the cap of any cartridge. 25 kg. Detonators other than electric detonators. In an inner package contained in an outer package; the inner package, if of metal or other solid material, shall be lined throughout with paper or other soft material; a layer of felt or other soft material shall be placed on top of and underneath the detonators and so secured that both ends of the detonators shall at all times be resting on and be covered by the said layer; the detonators and all spaces in the inner package may be filled so far as practicable with fine sawdust or other similar material; the inner package shall be placed inside a substantial case of wood or metal so made and closed as to prevent any of the inner packages contained therein from escaping therefrom and such case shall be placed inside the outer package in such manner and so secured as to leave a space of not less than 75 mm between the case and every part of the interior 10 000 in number. 100 in number.

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[Subsidiary]CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations[1983 Ed. Maximum amount in anyExplosivePacking one outer(2)(1)division 2 package (3) Class 6 In such manner as is required forMaximum the same explosive when not soamount (ammunition) made up; where an inner as well asallowed for the an outer package is required, thesame explosive enclosing case of a cartridge or when not so charge shall, if it is within themade up. definition of inner package in these regulations, be deemed to be an inner package, but, where an outer package only is employed, shall not be deemed to be an outer package. when made up into cartridges or charges for cannon, shells, mines, blasting or other like purpose. Fuse heads. Class 6(ammunition) division 3 As may be required by the Authority. In an inner package contained in25 kg. an outer package. Maximum amount in anyone inner package (4)Maximumamountallowed for the same explosive when not so made up. 1 kg or 10 in number which- ever may be the greater.(except as specifiedhereunder). Bulleted cartridges of class 6 In an inner package contained in25 kg. an outer package so that the point of any bullet cannot come into contact with the cap of any(ammunition) cartridge. division 3of a calibre exceeding 13 mm. Detonators other than electric detonators. In an inner package contained in10 000 in an outer package; the inner pack-number. age, if of metal or other solid material, shall be lined through- out with paper or other soft material; a layer of felt or other soft material shall be placed on top of and underneath the detona- tors and so secured that both ends of the detonators shall at all times be resting on and be covered by the said layer; the detonators and all spaces in the inner package may be filled so far as practicable with fine sawdust or other similar material; the inner package shall be placed inside a substantial case of wood or metal so made and closed as to prevent any of the inner packages contained therein from escaping therefrom and such case shall be placed inside the outer package in such manner and so secured as to leave a space of not less than 75 mm between the case and every part of the interior1 kg or 10 in number which- ever may be the greater. 100 in number.

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[Subsidiary]

CAP. 295] Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations

[1983 Ed.

Maximum amount in any

Explosive

Packing

one outer

(2)

(1)

division 2

package (3)

Class 6

In such manner as is required for Maximum the same explosive when not so amount (ammunition) made up; where an inner as well as allowed for the an outer package is required, the same explosive enclosing case of a cartridge or when not so charge shall, if it is within the made up. definition of inner package in these regulations, be deemed to be an inner package, but, where an outer package only is employed, shall not be deemed to be an outer package.

when made up into cartridges or charges for cannon, shells, mines, blasting

or other like purpose.

Fuse heads.

Class 6

(ammunition)

division 3

As may be required by the Authority.

In an inner package contained in 25 kg. an outer package.

Maximum amount in any

one inner package (4)

Maximum

amount

allowed for the same explosive when not so made up.

1 kg or 10 in number which- ever may be the greater.

(except as specified

hereunder).

Bulleted cartridges of class 6

In an inner package contained in 25 kg. an outer package so that the point of any bullet cannot come into contact with the cap of any

(ammunition) cartridge.

division 3

of a calibre exceeding 13 mm.

Detonators other than electric detonators.

In an inner package contained in 10 000 in an outer package; the inner pack-number. age, if of metal or other solid material, shall be lined through- out with paper or other soft material; a layer of felt or other soft material shall be placed on top of and underneath the detona- tors and so secured that both ends of the detonators shall at all times be resting on and be covered by the said layer; the detonators and all spaces in the inner package may be filled so far as practicable with fine sawdust or other similar material; the inner package shall be placed inside a substantial case of wood or metal so made and closed as to prevent any of the inner packages contained therein from escaping therefrom and such case shall be placed inside the outer package in such manner and so secured as to leave a space of not less than 75 mm between the case and every part of the interior

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