Performance of plastic packaging for hazardous materials transportation :

Crissman, J. M.; Zapas, L. J.

doi:10.6028/nbs.ir.77-1410

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“…This approach is known as the "Permachor" scheme. A series of reports prepared by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) [5][6][7][8][9][10] for the DOT OHMT describe in detail the use of this scheme. A brief review of this approach is presented here.…”

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Development of test methods to determine the compatibility of liquid hazardous materials with polyethylene packagings

Crissman¹

1990

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This report describes work done for the Department of Transportation, Office of Hazardous Materials Transportation to develop test methods which can be used to determine whether a liquid hazardous material may be shipped in a specific type of polyethylene packaging.Current federal regulations require that each prospective lading be tested individually in proposed polyethylene packagings and do not make provision for liquids which may be unstable at 21°C .One area being explored is the possibility of dividing the liquids into groups and authorizing the transportation of all the liquids in the group based on tests done using one standard liquid from that group.The feasibility of basing compatibility tests on the use of standard liquids is assessed and recommendations are made as to the conditions under which such a scheme can be used. An empirical scheme known as the "Permachor" method for ranking the permeability of liquid hazardous materials is proposed.

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Section: Physical Testing Of Polyethylene Containersmentioning

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Development of test methods to determine the compatibility of liquid hazardous materials with polyethylene packagings

Crissman¹

1990

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Performance of plastic packaging for hazardous materials transportation :

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Development of test methods to determine the compatibility of liquid hazardous materials with polyethylene packagings

Development of test methods to determine the compatibility of liquid hazardous materials with polyethylene packagings

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