Chemical dangerous goods packaging tips

(1) Packed cylinders for compressed gas and liquefied gases shall be regularly tested and qualified. The switches and helmets should be tightly sealed and have shock-proof rings or protective sleeves.

(2) Inflammable, explosive, toxic, and liquid products that cannot be exposed to air, depending on their vapor pressure, corrosiveness, etc., use suitable containers. Whether made of metal, plastic, ceramics, glass or other materials, it must be strong and in good condition. The cover is tight, and the outer package can be shockproof, anti-collision, anti-dip, pressure-proof, waterproof, anti-radiation heat and other effects, and there are striking dangers and anti-dip signs.

(3) The packaging of radioactive materials must use four layers, that is, 1) the inner container: prevent leakage and prevent chemical changes. 2) Lining: anti-vibration. 3) Outer container: made of materials that absorb α, β, γ rays and neutron flux

(4) Flammable solids should be packed in different packaging according to their physical and chemical properties: they can cause combustion and explosion when they come in contact with oxidants; they can decompose and degrade when they are exposed to water or moisture; they have sources of fire, heat, Friction, impact, etc. are very sensitive; toxic or capable of emitting toxic molecules and so on. Metal containers, wooden boxes, fabric bags, carton paper bags, plastic containers, etc. are required to be tight and free from any looseness, and can be dropped from a height of 1.5m (m) for 5 consecutive times on the concrete floor without burning, exploding or leaking. Do not bag.