Class 1 |
Explosives |
Division
1.1 |
Substances
And Articles Which Have A Mass Explosion Hazard. |
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Division 1.2
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Substances
And Articles Which Have A Projection Hazard But Not A Mass Explosion
Hazard. |
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Division 1.3
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Substances
And Articles Which Have A Fire Hazard And Either A Minor Blast Hazard
Or A Minor Projection Hazard Or Both,But Not A Mass Explosion Hazard. |
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Division 1.4
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Substances
And Articles Which Present No Significant Hazard. |
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Division 1.5
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Very Insensitive
Substances Which Have Mass Explosion Hazard |
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Division 1.6
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Extremely
Insensitive Articles Which Do Not Have A Mass Explosion Hazard |
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Examples:
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Ammunition,
Fireworks, Blasting Explosives |
Class 2 |
Gases Compressed ,Liquified Or Dissolved Under
Pressure. |
Division
2.1 |
Flammable
Gases |
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Division 2.2
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Non-Flammable
Gases. |
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Division 2.3
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Toxic Gases |
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Examples:
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| Division 2.1 |
Cigarette Lighters, Refills For
Gas Lighters, Acetylene, Ethylene , And Hydrogen Some Industry Use. |
| Division 2.2 |
Carbon Dioxide , Oxygen (For Medical
And Industrial Use), Compressed Air, Freon Gas Used For Refrigeration
And Air Conditioning ,Compressed Nitrogen And Argon For Welding.
Also, Liquid Oxygen And Liquid Nitrogen For Industrial Use. |
| Division 2.3 |
Chlorine (For Water Treatment And
Ammonia (For Industrial Works). |
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Note!
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Aerosols,As Pesticides,Air Fresheners,
Aerosol Deodorants And Some Oven Cleaners Are Assigned To Division
2.1, 2.2 Or 2.3 Depending On Their Properties. |
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Class 3 |
Flammable Liquids |
Division
3.1 |
Low Flash-Point
Group Of Liquids(Flash-Point Below –18C. ) |
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Division 3.2
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Intermediate Flash-Point Group Of Liquids
(Flash-Point Of – 18C.Up To But Not Include +23C.)
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Division 3.3
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High Flash-Point
Group Of Liquids
(Flash-Point Of +23C. Up To And Include +61C.) |
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Examples:
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Petrol,Kerosene,Paints,
Car Lacquers ,Chemical Solvents(Petrolium Derivatives), Varnishes. |
Class 4 |
Flammable Solids Or Substances |
Division
4.1 |
Flammable
Solids |
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Division 4.2
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Substances
Liable To Spontaneous Combustion |
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Division 4.3
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Substances
Which In Contact With Water Emit Flammable Gases. |
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Examples:
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Matches And Sulphur
Powder. |
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Division 4.3 |
Calcium Carbide - Used To Produce
Acetylene Gas. |
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Class 5 |
Oxidizing Substances (Agents)And Organic Peroxides. |
Division
5.1 |
Oxidizing
Sustances (Agents) Yielding Oxygen Increases The Risk And Intensity
Of Fire. |
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Division 5.2
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Organic
Peroxides-Most Will Burn Rapidly And Are Sensitive To Impact Or Friction. |
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Examples:
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Division 5.1 |
Pool Chlorine , Some Fertilisers. |
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Class 6 |
Toxic And Infectious Substances |
Division
6.1 |
Toxic Substances. |
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Division 6.2
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Infectious
Substances. |
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Examples:
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Division 6.1 |
Some Pesticides , Industry Products
Such As Cyanide Products. |
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Division 6.2 |
Waste Medical Products For Example. |
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Class 7 |
Radioactive Substances |
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Examples:
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Substances
Used In Industrial ,Medical Or Scientific Purposes. |
Class 8 |
Corrosives |
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Examples:
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Acids
As Glacial Acetic Acid, Hydrochloric, Sulphuric And Nitric Acid, Caustic
Soda And Caustic Potash |
Class 9 |
Miscellaneous Dangerous Substances And Articles. |
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Examples:
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A WideRange Of Substances As Asbestos,Some Fertilisers
And Environmentally Hazardous Products.
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MHB |
Materials Hazardous Only In Bulk. |
