IMDG Code : international maritime dangerous goods code : incorporating amendment 35-10
By: IMO.
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TextPublisher: London International Maritime Organization 2010Description: xiv, 496p.ISBN: 9789280115130.Subject(s): Packing and tank provisions | Consignment procedures | Provisions concerning transport operationsDDC classification: 341.75668 Summary: The International Maritime Dangerous Goods or IMDG Code was adopted in 1965 as per the SOLAS (Safety for Life at Sea) Convention of 1960 under the IMO. The IMDG Code was formed to prevent all types of pollutions at sea.
The IMDG code also ensures that the goods transported through seaways are packaged in such a way that they can be safely transported. The dangerous goods code is a uniform code. This means that the code is applicable to all cargo-carrying ships around the world.
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Part 1 General provisions, definitions, and training
Part 2 Classification
Part 4 Packing and tank provisions
Part 5 Consignment procedures
Part 6 Provisions for the construction and testing of pressure receptacles, aerosol dispensers, small receptacles containing gas (gas cartridges), and fuel cell cartridges containing liquefied flammable gas
Part 7 Provisions concerning transport operations
The International Maritime Dangerous Goods or IMDG Code was adopted in 1965 as per the SOLAS (Safety for Life at Sea) Convention of 1960 under the IMO. The IMDG Code was formed to prevent all types of pollutions at sea.
The IMDG code also ensures that the goods transported through seaways are packaged in such a way that they can be safely transported. The dangerous goods code is a uniform code. This means that the code is applicable to all cargo-carrying ships around the world.
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