Difference between revisions of "Latex (Natural of Synthetic)"
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An aqueous suspension of rubber to which a few per cent ammonia is added as preservative. It is acknowledged as a very good preservative. Should not be subjected to extremes of temperature and if it goes solid then it is virtually irreversible. Do not stow in vicinity of "Cutch" which can contaminate and also should not be in contact with galvanized materials, brass, copper or yellow metals. | An aqueous suspension of rubber to which a few per cent ammonia is added as preservative. It is acknowledged as a very good preservative. Should not be subjected to extremes of temperature and if it goes solid then it is virtually irreversible. Do not stow in vicinity of "Cutch" which can contaminate and also should not be in contact with galvanized materials, brass, copper or yellow metals. | ||
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| − | Latex is carried in bulk or in drums . In vessels with deep tanks the surface of the tank is first coated in candle wax or similar substance to allow the tanks to be sliced of residue on discharge. | + | Latex is carried in bulk or in drums . In vessels with deep tanks the surface of the tank is first coated in candle wax or similar substance to allow the tanks to be sliced of residue on discharge. Drums of latex are usually coated on the inside and can be loaded in a 20GP. Latex is also carried in bulk liquid form in special 20 Tanks with heating coils. |
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| − | Drums of latex are usually coated on the inside and can be loaded in a 20GP. | ||
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| − | Latex is also carried in bulk liquid form in special 20 Tanks with heating coils. | ||
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Flexi-bags provide another alternative stowed inside a 20GP and are used for transits in temperate climates and where the ammonia preservation level permits. An aqueous suspension of rubber to which a few per cent ammonia is added as preservative. It is acknowledged as a very good preservative. Should not be subjected to extremes of temperature and if it goes solid then it is virtually irreversible. Do not stow in vicinity of "Cutch" which can contaminate and also should not be in contact with galvanized materials, brass, copper or yellow metals. | Flexi-bags provide another alternative stowed inside a 20GP and are used for transits in temperate climates and where the ammonia preservation level permits. An aqueous suspension of rubber to which a few per cent ammonia is added as preservative. It is acknowledged as a very good preservative. Should not be subjected to extremes of temperature and if it goes solid then it is virtually irreversible. Do not stow in vicinity of "Cutch" which can contaminate and also should not be in contact with galvanized materials, brass, copper or yellow metals. | ||
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| − | + | Rubber latex during transportation and storage should be protected from both extremes of temperature. Low temperatures (0°C or lerss) may cause damage due to freezing, but prolonged exposure to high temperatures may also be harmful. Drum shipment should not be left standing in the open air in tropical or sub-tropical climates. Apart from low temperature causing rubber latex shipped in drums to be damaged, latex shipped in bulk may suffer similar damage during discharge if adequate measures are not taken against the effect of low temperatures. If brought into port at the time of year when low temperatures prevail, difficulty, loss and extra expense in discharge may arise owing to coagulation.<br><br> | |
| − | + | Not subject to the provisions of the IMDG Books.<br><br> | |
| − | Rubber latex during transportation and storage should be protected from both extremes of temperature. Low temperatures (0°C or lerss) may cause damage due to freezing, but prolonged exposure to high temperatures may also be harmful. Drum shipment should not be left standing in the open air in tropical or sub-tropical climates. Apart from low temperature causing rubber latex shipped in drums to be damaged, latex shipped in bulk may suffer similar damage during discharge if adequate measures are not taken against the effect of low temperatures. If brought into port at the time of year when low temperatures prevail, difficulty, loss and extra expense in discharge may arise owing to coagulation. | + | <b>Full information on this product is in the process of completion.</b> |
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| − | Not subject to the provisions of the IMDG Books. | ||
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[[Category:Other organic material]] | [[Category:Other organic material]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 13 March 2012
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Latex (Natural of Synthetic)
Description
An aqueous suspension of rubber to which a few per cent ammonia is added as preservative. It is acknowledged as a very good preservative. Should not be subjected to extremes of temperature and if it goes solid then it is virtually irreversible. Do not stow in vicinity of "Cutch" which can contaminate and also should not be in contact with galvanized materials, brass, copper or yellow metals.
Latex is carried in bulk or in drums . In vessels with deep tanks the surface of the tank is first coated in candle wax or similar substance to allow the tanks to be sliced of residue on discharge. Drums of latex are usually coated on the inside and can be loaded in a 20GP. Latex is also carried in bulk liquid form in special 20 Tanks with heating coils.
Flexi-bags provide another alternative stowed inside a 20GP and are used for transits in temperate climates and where the ammonia preservation level permits. An aqueous suspension of rubber to which a few per cent ammonia is added as preservative. It is acknowledged as a very good preservative. Should not be subjected to extremes of temperature and if it goes solid then it is virtually irreversible. Do not stow in vicinity of "Cutch" which can contaminate and also should not be in contact with galvanized materials, brass, copper or yellow metals.
Rubber latex during transportation and storage should be protected from both extremes of temperature. Low temperatures (0°C or lerss) may cause damage due to freezing, but prolonged exposure to high temperatures may also be harmful. Drum shipment should not be left standing in the open air in tropical or sub-tropical climates. Apart from low temperature causing rubber latex shipped in drums to be damaged, latex shipped in bulk may suffer similar damage during discharge if adequate measures are not taken against the effect of low temperatures. If brought into port at the time of year when low temperatures prevail, difficulty, loss and extra expense in discharge may arise owing to coagulation.
Not subject to the provisions of the IMDG Books.
Full information on this product is in the process of completion.