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What does 49 CFR 173.229 (Chloric acid solution or chlorine dioxide hydrate, frozen) require?

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Based on 49 CFR 173.229, if you are transporting chloric acid solution or chlorine dioxide hydrate, frozen, you must follow these specific requirements:

* Packaging: You must use 4G fiberboard boxes that feature inner packagings made of polyethylene or another suitable material.

* Box Reinforcement and Insulation: The fiberboard boxes must be both reinforced and insulated.

* Temperature Control: You must use enough dry ice to keep the acid or hydrate completely frozen throughout the entire trip.

* Performance Standards: Every packaging must meet the general packaging requirements found in subpart B of part 173, as well as the Packing Group I performance level requirements of part 178.

* Carrier Type: You are only allowed to transport this material using a private or contract motor vehicle carrier.

§ 49 CFR 173.229 · eCFR ↗Sources retrieved: 1 retrieved CFR section

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