Marine Safety Committee Circular 1440, which can be found in the supplement to the IMDG code. Here is a simplified version of open versus closed containers on a container ship fitted with hatches. Part 7, chapter 5 provides a table for the user to determine the horizontal segregation of cargo transport units on row-row vessels. As with container ships, there is a table specifying the segregation requirements based on the four segregation groups defined earlier. The table identifies the segregation requirements for a thwart ships and fore and aft for both closed and open cargo transport units. The segregation requirements are specified in terms of distance, bulkheads and whether on deck or under deck. Again, illustrations regarding the segregation requirements are shown in IMO Marine Safety Committee Circular 1440, in the supplement to the IMDG code. Part 7, chapter 6 of the IMDG code applies to segregation of packaged dangerous goods stowed in the conventional way. This includes particular segregation from foodstuffs. The different segregation requirements are specified in terms of horizontal distance and vertical separation from packages containing incompatible dangerous goods. This takes into account any fire and liquid resistant compartments when considering vertical segregation. Where dangerous goods in packages are stowed together with a cargo transport unit containing dangerous goods, no segregation between the packages and the cargo transport is needed when away from is required. Where separated from is required, the segregation for away from is sufficient. Where segregation between packaged dangerous goods and those carried in bulk under the IMBSC code, the segregation requirements are specified in a table similar to the segregation table specified earlier. The definitions of the four segregation terms are also defined for such a stowage arrangement in a similar way as described earlier in this section. Before we move on to the next chapter, let's consider some questions. The following two closed cargo transport units are to be stowed on a row-row cargo area on the deck. CTU-A, UN-1469, lead nitrate PG-2. CTU-B, UN-3291, clinical waste PG-2. Using the IMDG code, which one of the following is the minimum horizontal level of segregation that meets the IMDG code? The following consignment is to be stowed as general cargo on a supply boat. UN-3374, acetylene, solvent free. Which of the following are specific stowage requirements for this consignment? The following cargo needs to be carried on deck with a general cargo ship with conventional stowage arrangements.
IMDG コードの補足文書に記載されている Marine Safety Committee Circular 1440。ここでは、ハッチを備えたコンテナ船における開放コンテナと閉鎖コンテナの簡易版を示す。第7部第5章では、列row船における貨物輸送ユニットの水平分離を決定するための表を提供している。コンテナ船と同様に、先に定義された4つの分離グループに基づく分離要件を指定する表がある。この表は、閉鎖貨物輸送ユニットと開放貨物輸送ユニットの両方について、スワー ト船と前部と後部の分離要件を特定する。分離要件