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DANGEROUS GOODS (STORAGE AND HANDLING) REGULATIONS 2012 (SR NO 132 OF 2012) - SCHEDULE 2

DANGEROUS GOODS (STORAGE AND HANDLING) REGULATIONS 2012 (SR NO 132 OF 2012) - SCHEDULE 2

SCHEDULE 2

Sch. 2

Regulations 45(1), 47,

48(1), 54(1), 55(1) and 66(1)

QUANTITIES OF DANGEROUS GOODS

    1     For the purposes of the table below, the Placarding Quantity, Manifest Quantity or Fire Protection Quantity is equal to the total of the quantities determined in accordance with regulation 11.

    2     In the table below, "kg "or L means, where this combination of letters immediately follows numbers, the combined total of—

        (a)     the number of kilograms of non-liquid dangerous goods; and

        (b)     the number of litres of liquid dangerous goods; and

        (c)     the capacity of containers of Class 2 dangerous goods—

determined in accordance with regulation 11.





Item

Description of Dangerous Goods



Packing Group



Placarding Quantity



Manifest Quantity

Fire Protection Quantity

1

Class 2











Class 2.1

N/A

500 L

5000 L

5000 L



Class 2.2 subsidiary risk 5.1

N/A

2000 L

10 000 L

20 000 L



Other Class 2.2

N/A

5000 L

10 000 L

20 000 L



Class 2.3

N/A

50 L

500 L

2000 L



Aerosols

N/A

5000 L

10 000 L

20 000 L



Cryogenic Fluids

N/A

1000 L

10 000 L

20 000 L





Item

Description of Dangerous Goods



Packing Group



Placarding Quantity



Manifest Quantity

Fire Protection Quantity

2

Class 3, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 5.1, 5.2, 6.1 or 8

I

50 kg or L

500 kg or L

2000 kg or L





II

250 kg or L

2500 kg or L

10 000 kg or L





III

1000 kg or L

10 000 kg or L

20 000 kg or L





Mixed Packing Groups in a single Class with the quantity of each Packing Group below the specified quantity for the Packing Group.

1000 kg or L

10 000 kg or L

20 000 kg or L

3

Class 9

II

1000 kg or L

10 000 kg or L

20 000 kg or L





III

5000 kg or L

10 000 kg or L

20 000 kg or L





Mixed Packing Groups in Class 9 with the quantity of each Packing Group below the specified quantity for the Packing Group.

5000 kg or L

10 000 kg or L

20 000 kg or L



Sch. 2





Item

Description of Dangerous Goods



Packing Group



Placarding Quantity



Manifest Quantity

Fire Protection Quantity

4

Mixed Classes of dangerous goods where none of the Classes, types or Packing Groups (if any) present exceeds the quantities specified for the relevant quantity in items 1, 2 and 3 of this Table.

N/A

5000 kg or L—

The quantity only applies where the Placarding Quantity for an individual Class that is present is 5000 kg or L.

10 000 kg or L

20 000 kg or L







2000 kg or L—

The quantity only applies where the Placarding Quantity for all of the Classes present is 2000 kg or L or less.





5

C1 combustible liquids stored and handled with fire risk dangerous goods where none of the Classes, types or Packing Groups (if any) present exceeds the relevant quantities in items 1, 2 or 3 of this Table.

N/A

1000 L

10 000 L

20 000 L



Sch. 2





Item

Description of Dangerous Goods



Packing Group



Placarding Quantity



Manifest Quantity

Fire Protection Quantity

6

Goods too dangerous to be transported that are not kept in a laboratory.

N/A

0 kg or L

0 kg or L

0 kg or L

7

C1 combustible liquids in bulk stored and handled in isolation from other dangerous goods.

N/A

10 000 L

100 000 L

100 000 L



C1 combustible liquids stored and handled in packages in isolation from other dangerous goods.

N/A

50 000 L

100 000 L

100 000 L



C1 combustible liquids in bulk and in packages stored and handled in isolation from other dangerous goods provided the quantity in bulk is 10 000 L or less.

N/A

50 000 L

100 000 L

100 000 L

Note

Sch. 2

For the purposes of item 3 in the Table, where Class 9 dangerous goods do not have a Packing Group assigned to them, they are taken to be assigned to Packing Group III.

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