Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations

40030 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION transportation of hazardous materials. In be exceeded when the IBC is tested and response to 29 petitions for certified for a Packing Group II liquid Research and Special Programs reconsideration, this document revises, and filled with a Packing Group III Administration clarifies and makes corrections to the solid; or an IBC is tested and certified final rule. Petitioners recommended for a Packing Group I solid and filled 49 CFR Parts 171, 172, 173 and 178 revisions to: (1) The policy stated in the with a Packing Group II or Packing [Docket No. HM±181E; Amdt. Nos. 171±134, preamble at 59 FR 38040 addressing Group III solid. RSPA concurs and, 172±142, 173±243, 178±108] exemption packagings affected by this accordingly, is adding a paragraph (l) to final rule; (2) the special provisions for provide for this flexibility in IBC use. RIN 2137±AC23 IBCs contained in § 172.102; (3) the RSPA notes that the amount by which Intermediate Bulk Containers for provision for the manufacture and use the gross mass of IBCs can be exceeded Hazardous Materials of DOT specification 56 and 57 portable in these cases is based on the ratios tanks provided in § 173.32(d); (4) between drop heights specified for AGENCY: Research and Special Programs operational requirements for reuse of Packing Groups I and III (2.25) and Administration (RSPA), DOT. IBCs in § 173.35(b); (5) generic Packing Groups I and II, and II and III ACTION: Final rule; revisions and authorizations for use of IBCs in (1.5). IBCs certified for liquids may also response to petitions for §§ 173.240, 173.241, 173.242, and be used for solids. reconsideration. 173.243; (6) standards for rigid plastic In response to a petition, a maximum and composite IBCs in §§ 178.706 and net mass capacity standard of not less SUMMARY: This amendment makes 178.707; (7) responsibility for the than 400 kilograms (882 pounds) is revisions to a final rule published in the performance of UN-certified IBCs in added in § 178.700(c)(1) for consistency Federal Register under Docket HM– § 178.801(b); (8) testing and certification with similar standards for non-bulk 181E (59 FR 38040, July 26, 1994) in of IBCs in § 178.803; and (9) application packagings in subpart L. To reduce the response to a number of petitions for of the IBC vibration test in § 178.819. need for IBC retesting, RSPA grants a reconsideration. This document also Several petitions relating to IBC petition from the Rigid Intermediate clarifies and makes corrections to the commodity authorizations, such as Bulk Container Association by adding final rule. That final rule established hydrogen peroxide aqueous solutions, Note 6 to the table of IBC tests in requirements for the construction, were addressed in a final rule published § 178.803 to permit any desired maintenance and use of intermediate under Docket HM–215A (59 FR 67390– sequencing of the vibration test for dual- bulk containers (IBCs) for the 67522, December 29, 1994). marked, exemption IBCs and non-DOT specification portable tanks intended for transportation of hazardous materials. Petitions Granted These changes respond to petitions for export that were tested before October 1, reconsideration regarding IBC In response to petitions, 1994. authorizations, design, construction and authorizations for use of IBCs for a Several petitioners requested removal use, and align requirements for IBCs number of materials are added to the of the word ‘‘rotate’’ from the vibration with revisions in the 8th edition of the § 172.101 Hazardous Materials Table. test method prescribed for IBCs in U.N. Recommendations on the Some of these changes are consistent § 178.819(b)(2). They contend that Transport of Dangerous Goods and the with many of the latest revised IBC allowing an IBC to rotate would involve 27th revision of the International authorizations in the International a ‘‘major redesign of all known testing Maritime Organization’s International Maritime Organization’s International platforms and restraining members.’’ Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Section 178.608(b)(2) requires that non- Code. Code. Others reflect prior safe bulk packagings be left free to rotate, a hazardous materials shipping standard that may be inappropriate for DATES: This amendment is effective on experience in DOT exemption bulk IBCs which are unlikely to experience October 1, 1995. However, immediate packagings. For example, IBC the same vibration stresses in compliance with the regulations as authorizations are revised for a number transportation. RSPA further amended herein is authorized. of Division 4.3 DANGEROUS WHEN acknowledges that the vibration test Incorporation by reference: The WET materials in Packing Groups II and requirement for DOT 56 and 57 portable incorporation by reference listed in this III, which were previously forbidden for tanks in §§ 178.252–3 and 178.253–5 final rule is approved by the Director of transportation in IBCs. Many of these allows only vertical motion. Therefore, the Office of the Federal Register as of materials now are permitted in all sift- the word ‘‘rotate’’ is removed from the October 1, 1995. proof and water-resistant IBCs. In test method stated in § 178.819(b)(2). FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: John addition, certain Division 4.3 Packing However, RSPA will not restrict rotation Potter, Office of Hazardous Materials Group I solid materials are authorized if it is included in an established Standards, (202) 366–8553 or William for transportation in IBCs, consistent vibration test protocol. Gramer, Office of Hazardous Materials with the IMDG Code. Prohibitions One petitioner stated that general Technology, (202) 366–4545, RSPA, against use of IBCs are removed from requirements in § 178.801(b) for U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 ‘‘Cyclohexylamine’’ and ‘‘Hafnium assuring that each IBC is capable of Seventh Street SW., Washington DC powder, dry.’’ A wider range of IBCs is meeting Part 178 performance standards 20590–0001. permitted for ‘‘Toxic, liquids, organic, are inconsistent with other provisions in SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On July n.o.s.,’’ and ‘‘Toxic liquid, inorganic, the HMR. As written, the petitioner 26, 1994, the Research and Special n.o.s.,’’ Packing Group II. said, paragraph (b) makes the shipper Programs Administration published a One petitioner asked RSPA to add ‘‘responsible for every aspect of [IBC] final rule under Docket HM–181E (59 filling limit provisions to the IBC fabrication and testing, including those FR 38040) that revised the Hazardous operational requirements in § 173.35 aspects that were not performed by the Materials Regulations (HMR; 49 CFR similar to those provided in § 173.24a(b) shipper.’’ The petitioner suggested that Parts 171–180) by incorporating for non-bulk packagings. For example, paragraph (b) conform with final rules requirements for the construction, the gross mass (or net mass in the case published under HM–215A clarifying maintenance and use of IBCs for the of flexible IBCs) marked on the IBC can §§ 173.22, 178.2 and 178.601(b) Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations 40031 requiring shippers to be responsible for the preamble to the final rule in HM– 49 CFR Parts 100–199, as amended. only the manufacturing functions they 181E (59 FR 38042), there is a lack of However, RSPA encourages them to perform. RSPA concurs and paragraph sufficient evidence ‘‘that fiberboard, convert to the new standards as soon as (b) is revised accordingly. wooden or flexible IBCs are designed to practicable. A petitioner asked RSPA to be, or are suitable for, reuse in add a ‘‘fusible’’ device to the pressure Petitions Denied hazardous materials service.’’ relief devices specified for metal, rigid A petitioner claimed that RSPA’s Two petitioners asked RSPA to amend plastic and composite IBCs in exemption policy for IBCs established in paragraph (c) of §§ 173.240 and 173.241 §§ 178.705(c)(2)(i), 178.706(c)(4) and the final rule (59 FR 38040) is by adding the phrase ‘‘rigid 178.707(c)(3)(iv). This petition is denied unworkable for every exemption IBC intermediate bulk containers ‘‘ to the as unnecessary. Fusible devices are considered to be ‘‘equivalent’’ to IBCs titles of these paragraphs. They currently permitted by the provision in already meeting UN standards. The requested revisions to § 173.240(c) to each section that states pressure relief petitioner said no exemption IBC could authorize ‘‘sift-proof non-DOT may be achieved by ‘‘other means of meet terms in option 2 permitting specification portable tanks, closed bulk construction.’’ exemption IBCs to be certified as UN bins and rigid intermediate bulk Petitions requesting revisions to standard packagings if they already containers suitable for transport of §§ 178.706(c)(3) and 178.707(c)(3)(iii) to conform with subpart N and O liquids,’’ and to § 173.241(c) to permit use of recycled materials for the requirements. The petitioner said, ‘‘A authorize ‘‘non-DOT specification construction of plastic and composite builder of existing exemption tanks portable tanks and intermediate bulk IBCs are denied. Although RSPA would have had to predict the tests and containers suitable for transport of recognizes the benefits of recycling their order in testing that DOT liquids.’’ The petitions are denied since plastic waste, RSPA has not been prescribes.’’ The petitioner observed a non-specification bulk packaging provided with sufficient information to that the proposed testing differed from fitting this description currently is justify use of recycled plastic materials tests prescribed in the final rule. The permitted by paragraph (c) of these in the construction of IBCs. petitioner asked RSPA to add a note to sections. In effect, any rigid enclosed Petitions to allow use of the ‘‘USA’’ the table of IBC tests in § 178.803 packaging that is strong and tight (but mark on IBCs manufactured in other allowing exemption IBCs to be marked not a flexible IBC), and constructed so countries and intended for sale and use to indicate compliance with subparts N that its contents will not leak under in the U.S. are denied. As clarified in and O but that they need not ‘‘be tested conditions normally incident to § 178.3(b)(3) under Docket HM–215A as prescribed in this section.’’ However, transportation meets requirements for a (59 FR 67519, December 29, 1994), ‘‘the the petitioner said such IBCs ‘‘must be ‘‘closed bulk bin’’ in § 173.240(c), a letters ‘USA’ may only be used to capable of passing all the applicable ‘‘sift-proof non-DOT specification indicate that the IBC was manufactured tests.’’ portable tank’’ in § 173.240(c), or a in the United States.’’ IBCs This request is denied. Exemption ‘‘non-DOT specification portable tank manufactured in a foreign country IBCs that meet new construction and suitable for transport of liquids’’ in should conform to requirements of the performance testing standards in § 173.241(c). competent authority of that country. subparts N and O, under option 2, ‘‘may Petitioners asked RSPA to authorize, Clarifications and Corrections be remarked and certified as UN under § 173.242, rigid plastic and standard packagings.’’ Under option 3, composite IBCs for ‘‘Oxidizing In other revisions to this final rule, existing exemption IBCs developed substances, liquid, corrosive, n.o.s.,’’ RSPA corrects U.S. standard under standards different from those Packing Group II, and ‘‘Corrosive conversions relating to the upper adopted under subparts N and O ‘‘may liquids, oxidizing, n.o.s.,’’ Packing capacity for IBCs authorized for Packing be approved as a UN standard Group II. In the final rule, these Group I solids in § 173.242(d)(2)(i) to packaging’’ under the approval process materials are authorized in metal-only read ‘‘53 cubic feet’’ and ‘‘106 cubic provided in § 178.801(i) if they are IBCs under § 173.243. The petitions are feet,’’ respectively. Also in shown to be equally effective and denied. RSPA believes there is an § 173.242(d)(2), ‘‘flexible’’ and testing methods used are equivalent to insufficient shipment history of these ‘‘fiberboard’’ IBCs (inadvertently UN standards. With respect to the materials in a wide range of IBC design omitted in the final rule) are authorized. petitioner’s request, under option 3, types to warrant broader IBC In § 173.243(d)(2)(i), Packing Group I manufacturers or users of IBCs differing authorization. solids are authorized for transportation from subpart O requirements in the way RSPA is denying a petition to restore in metal IBCs with capacities up to three they were tested, including test DOT 56 and 57 portable tank design and cubic meters (106 cubic feet). In sequences differing from the order of construction requirements in §§ 178.251 § 178.700(c)(1)(i), the volumetric tests established in § 178.803, may through 178.251–7, 178.252 and capacity for the body of a receptacle is demonstrate that IBCs developed under 178.253. The petitioner claimed that specified as not more than three cubic exemption are equally effective, removal of these sections would lead to meters (3,000 liters, 793 gallons, or 106 including test methods. ‘‘unnecessary confusion and cubic feet) and not less than 0.45 meters Several petitioners requested uncertainty’’ since new construction of (450 liters, 119 gallons, or 15.9 cubic indefinite use of exemption IBCs as long these tanks is authorized through feet). as they meet applicable periodic retest September 30, 1996. Removal of RSPA is correcting § 173.243(d)(2) by requirements. These requests are construction requirements for DOT removing references to IBCs other than denied. Under the exemption policy Specification 56 and 57 portable tanks metal. Section 178.705(c)(2)(ii) is stated at 59 FR 38040, an equivalent is consistent with removal of pre-HM– clarified to show that the pressure relief packaging may be approved by RSPA as 181 non-bulk packaging specifications requirement for metal IBCs is measured a UN standard packaging under the four years prior to the date on which in gauge pressure and not absolute provision in § 178.801(i). they were no longer permitted to be pressure. Thus, reference to the A petitioner’s request to revise manufactured. For reference to DOT 56 subtraction of atmospheric pressure is § 173.35(b) to permit reuse of flexible and 57 specifications, manufacturers removed and reference to measurement IBCs is denied. As RSPA pointed out in and users can retain the 1993 edition of of gauge pressure of the hazardous 40032 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations material measured in the IBC is added (iv) The written notification, List of Subjects in its place. recording, and reporting of the 49 CFR Part 171 RSPA is aligning the table of IBC tests unintentional release in transportation in § 178.803 with new provisions in the of hazardous materials; or Exports, Hazardous materials 8th revision of the UN (v) The design, manufacturing, transportation, Hazardous waste, Recommendations on the Transport of fabrication, marking, maintenance, Imports, Incorporation by reference, Dangerous Goods for the bottom lift and reconditioning, repairing, or testing of a Reporting and recordkeeping stacking tests. Therefore, in this final package or container which is requirements. rule, rigid plastic and composite IBCs represented, marked, certified, or sold are required to be bottom lift-tested as qualified for use in the transportation 49 CFR Part 172 without qualification. References to of hazardous materials. Hazardous materials transportation, Note 2 in the table specifying that test This final rule addresses covered Hazardous waste, Labels, Markings, only if IBCs are ‘‘designed to be subjects, under items (ii) and (v) above Packaging and containers, Reporting handled’’ this way are removed from and, therefore, preempts State, local, or and recordkeeping requirements. rigid plastic and composite IBC design Indian tribe requirements not meeting types. RSPA also is changing Note 2 to the ‘‘substantively the same’’ standard. 49 CFR Part 173 require metal IBCs to withstand either The Federal hazardous materials Hazardous materials transportation, transportation law (49 U.S.C. 5125(b)(2)) the top lift test or the bottom lift test. Incorporation by reference, Packagings provides that if DOT issues a regulation Note 7 is added to except metal, rigid and containers, Radioactive materials, concerning any of the covered subjects plastic, composite, fiberboard and Reporting and recordkeeping after November 16, 1990, DOT must wooden IBCs from the stacking test if requirements, Uranium. the IBC is not designed to be stacked. determine and publish in the Federal In this final rule, RSPA also is making Register the effective date of Federal 49 CFR Part 178 an editorial correction to § 173.306(e) by preemption. The effective date may not be earlier than the 90th day following Hazardous materials transportation, updating a reference to a national Motor vehicle safety, Packaging and consensus standard for refrigerating the date of issuance of the final rule and no later than two years after the date of containers, Reporting and recordkeeping machines. Section 173.306(e) is requirements. amended to replace the reference to issuance. RSPA has determined that the ANSI B9.1 with a reference to ANSI/ effective date of Federal preemption of In consideration of the foregoing, 49 ASHRAE 15–1994, which has the July 26, 1994 final rule was January CFR Parts 171, 172, 173 and 178 are superseded ANSI B9.1. 13, 1995. RSPA has determined that the amended as follows: effective date of Federal preemption for Regulatory Analyses and Notices this final rule will be November 1, 1995. PART 171ÐGENERAL INFORMATION, REGULATIONS, AND DEFINITIONS Executive Order 12866 and DOT Because RSPA lacks discretion in this Regulatory Policies and Procedures area, preparation of a federalism § 171.7 [Amended] assessment is not warranted. This final rule is not considered a 1. The authority citation for part 171 significant regulatory action under Regulatory Flexibility Act continues to read as follows: section 3(f) of Executive Order 12866 I certify that this final rule will not Authority: 49 U.S.C. 5101–5127; 49 CFR and was not reviewed by the Office of have a significant economic impact on 1.53. Management and Budget. The rule is not a substantial number of small entities. 2. In § 171.7, in the table in paragraph considered significant under the Although this rule applies to certain (a)(3), under ‘‘American National Regulatory Policies and Procedures of shippers and carriers of hazardous Standards Institute, Inc.’’, in column 1, the Department of Transportation (44 FR materials in intermediate bulk the entry ‘‘ANSI B9.1–89, Safety Code 11034). containers, some of whom may be small for Mechanical Refrigeration’’ is revised Executive Order 12612 entities, its economic impacts are to read ‘‘ANSI/ASHRAE 15–94, Safety minimal. This final rule has been analyzed in Code for Mechanical Refrigeration’’. Paperwork Reduction Act accordance with the principles and PART 172ÐHAZARDOUS MATERIALS criteria contained in Executive Order The information collection TABLE, SPECIAL PROVISIONS, 12612 (‘‘Federalism’’). Federal law requirements contained in this rule have HAZARDOUS MATERIALS expressly preempts State, local, and been approved by the Office of COMMUNICATIONS, EMERGENCY Indian tribe requirements applicable to Management and Budget under the RESPONSE INFORMATION, AND the transportation of hazardous provisions of the Paperwork Reduction TRAINING REQUIREMENTS materials that cover certain subjects and Act of 1980 (44 U.S.C. 3504(h)) and are not substantively the same as assigned control number 2137–0510. 3. The authority citation for part 172 Federal requirements. 49 U.S.C. Regulation Identifier Number (RIN) continues to read as follows: 5125(b)(1). Covered subjects are: (i) The designation, description, and A regulation identifier number (RIN) Authority: 49 U.S.C. 5101–5127; 49 CFR 1.53. classification of hazardous materials; is assigned to each regulatory action (ii) The packing, repacking, handling, listed in the Unified Agenda of Federal 4. In § 172.101, the following entries labeling, marking, and placarding of Regulations. The Regulatory Information in the Hazardous Materials Table are hazardous materials; Service Center publishes the Unified revised to read as follows: (iii) The preparation, execution, and Agenda in April and October of each use of shipping documents pertaining to year. The RIN number contained in the § 172.101 Purpose and use of hazardous hazardous materials and requirements heading of this document can be used materials table. respecting the number, content, and to cross-reference this action with the * * * * * placement of such documents; Unified Agenda. Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations 40033 103 103 103 sions (10B) Other provi- stowage 40 40, 85, 40, 85, 39 39 85, 103 85, 103 40, 85, (10) requirements (10A) Vessel stowage Vessel stowage .A .B .A .. A ... E ... A ... A ... E ... E ... B ... E ... D ... B only (9B) Cargo aircraft 50 kg 50 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100kg 50 kg 100 kg 50 kg 100 kg 100 kg 50 kg 50 kg 15 kg (9) ...... car den den (9A) Pas- or rail- senger aircraft Quantity limitations 15 kg 15 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg 15 kg 25 kg 15 kg 25 kg 25 kg 15 kg 15 kg Forbid- ...... ing (8C) Bulk packag- 241 241 242 242 241 242 241 242 241 241 241 241 242 ...... (8) ing (8B) 173.***) packag- Nonbulk 212 212 211 212 213 212 213 212 213 213 212 212 211 (§ ...... Packaging authorizations (8A) tions Excep- None None None None None None None None None None None None None ...... (7) A8, A19, A20, B106 B101, B106 B101, B106, N34, N40 B106, B108 A20, B106, B108 A20, B106, B108 A20, B106, B108 A19, B108 B101, B106 B106 B55, B101, B106, N34 sions provi- Special A6, A7, A19, A19, A19, A19, A19, A19, B106 B106 A1, A19, B101, A1, A8, ...... (6) . (if not excepted) Label(s) required son away from food Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet, poi- Dangerous when wet, keep Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet (5) group Packing II II I II III II III II III III II II I (4) bers Num- Identi- fication UN1392 UN1395 UN1396 UN3170 UN1398 UN1400 UN1390 UN1393 UN1401 UN1402 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 (3) Hazard class or Division ...... ******* ...... (2) ...... shipping names . Hazardous materials n.o.s gams der uncoated products uncoated descriptions and proper Alkaline earth metal alloys, Alkaline earth metal amal- Aluminum ferrosilicon pow- Aluminum powder, Aluminum processing by- Aluminum solicon powder, Barium Calcium Calcium carbide Alkali metal amides (1) Symbols 40034 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations sions (10B) Other provi- stowage 85, 103 85, 103 40 85, 103 39 39 (10) requirements (10A) Vessel stowage Vessel stowage D .B .D ... B ... B ... E ... D ... E ... A ... A ... E ... A ...... B ..... A den only (9B) Cargo aircraft 50 kg 50 kg 100 kg 50 kg 30 L 30 L Forbid- 50 kg 100 kg 15 kg 15 kg 50 kg 15 kg 50 kg (9) ...... car den den den den (9A) Pas- or rail- senger aircraft Quantity limitations 15 kg 15 kg 25 kg 15 kg 1 L 1 L Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- Forbid- 15 kg Forbid- 15 kg ...... ing (8C) Bulk packag- 241 241 241 242 243 243 242 241 241 242 242 241 244 241 ...... (8) ing (8B) 173.***) packag- Nonbulk 211 211 212 212 213 212 202 202 212 213 211 212 211 212 (§ ...... Packaging authorizations (8A) tions Excep- None None None None None None None None None None None None None None ...... (7) B100, N40 B55, B101, B106, N34 B105, B106 A19, B106, B108 B106, B109 T8 T8, T26 A20, B101, B106, N34 B106 B101, B106, N40 A20, B105, B106 B56 B56, B101, B106 sions provi- Special B100 A19, A1, A8, A19, A1, A1, B110, B101, A19, B105, A19, A19, A19, A19, ...... (6) . . (if not excepted) Label(s) required spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible Spontaneously combustible Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Poison, corrosive Corrosive, flammable liquid Spontaneously combustible Spontaneously combustible Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, (5) group Packing I I II II III II II II II III I II I II (4) bers Num- Identi- fication UN2545 UN1413 UN1405 UN3078 UN2022 UN2357 UN2806 UN1417 UN1418 4.2 4.3 4.3 4.3 6.1 4.3 4.3 4.3 (3) Hazard class or Division ......

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turnings or gritty . shipping names . Hazardous materials

power Magnesium alloys, powder descriptions and proper Calcium silicide Cerium, Cresylic acid Cyclohexylamine Hafnium powder, dry Lithium borohydride Lithium nitride Lithium silicon Magnesium, powder (1) Symbols Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations 40035 39 34 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 74 40 40 .E .A .B .E ... A ... D ... E ... E ... E ... D ... E ... E ... B ..... E ...... A ...... B ...... B ...... E ...... A ...... E ...... E 100 kg 100 kg 15 kg 50 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 1 L 5 L 60 L 50 kg 15k 15 kg 30L 60L 220 L 30L 60L ...... den den den den den den 25 kg 25 kg Forbid- 15 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- 1 L 5L 15 kg Forbid- Forbid- 1 L 5 L 60 L 1L 5 L ...... 241 242 242 242 242 242 241 242 242 242 244 243 242 242 242 242 243 243 241 243 243 ...... 213 213 211 212 211 212 213 211 212 213 201 202 203 212 211 211 201 202 203 201 202 ...... None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None 153 None None ...... B56, B106, B108 A19, B108 B100, N34, N40 B101, B106, N34, N40 B106 B106 B108 B106 B106 B106 B59, B101, B106 B100, N40 N40 B110 T14 ...... A19, 54, A1, A19, A19, B101, B101, B105, B100 B101, B101, B101, B106 A20, A19, B100, T42 T14, T7 T42 B110, ...... spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible mable liquid mable liquid mable liquid mable solid Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Poison Poison Keep away from food Poison Poison III III I II I II III I II III I II III II I I I II III I II UN1409 UN3208 UN1870 UN1426 UN2968 UN3209 UN3207 UN1340 UN3287 UN2810 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 6.1 6.1

or ...... Maneb

or ...... Compound solution tive, n.o.s reactive, n.o.s reactive, self-heating, n.o.s n.o.s n.o.s Compound dispersion, water-reactive, flammable, n.o.s preparations, stabilized against self-heating or free from yellow or white phosphorus Maneb stabilized Metal hydrides, water reac- Metallic substance, water Metallic substance, water Organometallic compound Phosphorus pentasulfide, Potassium borohydride Sodium borohydride Toxic liquid, inorganic, Toxic, liquids, organic, 40036 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations sions (10B) Other provi- stowage 40 85 40 40 40 85 85 85 85 40 40 40 (10) requirements (10A) Vessel stowage Vessel stowage .E .E .E .E ... A ... E ... E ... D ... E ... E ... E ... E ... E ..... E ..... E ..... E ...... D ...... E ...... E ...... E ...... D ...... E only (9B) Cargo aircraft 220 L 1 L 5 L 60 L 1 L 5 L 60 L 1 L 5 L 60 L 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg (9) ...... car den den den den den den den (9A) Pas- or rail- senger aircraft Quantity limitations 60 L Forbid- 1 L 5 L Forbid- 1 L 5 L Forbid- 1 L 5 L Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg ...... ing (8C) Bulk packag- 241 243 243 242 244 243 242 243 243 242 242 242 241 242 242 241 242 242 241 242 242 241 ...... (8) ing (8B) 173.***) packag- Nonbulk 201 203 202 203 201 202 203 201 202 211 203 212 213 211 212 213 211 212 213 211 212 213 (§ ...... Packaging authorizations (8A) tions Excep- None 153 None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None ...... (7) B106, N40 B106 B106 B106, N40 B106 B106 B106, N40 B106 B106 N40 B106 B106 sions provi- Special ...... T7 B106 B106 B106 B106 A4 B106 B101, B106 B101, B105, B101, B101, B105, B101, B101, B105, B100, B101, B101, ...... (6) ...... (if not excepted) Label(s) required rosive rosive rosive son son rosive away from food rosive rosive mable solid mable solid mable solid spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible Dangerous when wet, cor- Keep away from food Dangerous when wet, cor- Dangerous when wet, cor- Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet, poi- Dangerous when wet, poi- Dangerous when wet, cor- Dangerous when wet, keep Dangerous when wet, cor- Dangerous when wet, cor- Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet, flam- Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, (5) group Packing I III II III I II III I II I III II III I II III I II III I II III (4) bers Num- Identi- fication UN3129 UN3148 UN3130 UN3131 UN3132 UN3135 UN2813 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 4.3 (3) Hazard class or Division . . . (2) . . . shipping names Hazardous materials sive, n.o.s n.o.s sive, n.o.s mable, n.o.s heating, n.o.s descriptions and proper Water-reactive liquid, corro- Water-reactive liquid, n.o.s Water-reactive liquid, toxic, Water-reactive solid, corro- Water-reactive solid, flam- Water-reactive solid, n.o.s Water-reactive solid, self- (1) Symbols Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations 40037 85 85 .E .A ... D ... A ... A ... E 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg 15 kg 50 kg 100 kg ...... den den Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg Forbid- 15 kg 25 kg ...... 242 242 241 242 242 242 ...... 211 212 213 211 212 213 ...... None None None None None None ...... B101, B106, N40 B106 B106 B109, N40 B109 A8, B105, B105, A19, A19, B108 ...... son son away from food spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible spontaneously combustible Dangerous when wet, poi- Dangerous when wet, poi- Dangerous when wet, keep Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, Dangerous when wet, I II III I II III UN3134 UN1436 4.3 4.3 ... Zinc dust

or . n.o.s Zinc powder Water-reactive solid, toxic, 40038 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations

* * * * * III solid material to a gross mass not § 173.306 [Amended] exceeding the maximum gross mass 12. In addition, in § 173.306, PART 173ÐSHIPPERSÐGENERAL marked on the intermediate bulk paragraphs (e)(1)(iii), (e)(1)(v) and REQUIREMENTS FOR SHIPMENTS container, multiplied by 2.25, if all the (e)(1)(vi) are amended by removing the AND PACKAGINGS performance criteria can be met at the phrase ‘‘American National Standard 5. The authority citation for part 173 higher gross mass. An intermediate bulk B9.1.’’ and replacing it with the phrase continues to read as follows: container which is tested and marked ‘‘ANSI/ASHRAE 15’’. for Packing Group II solid materials may Authority: 49 U.S.C. 5101–5127; 49 CFR be filled with a Packing Group III solid PART 178ÐSPECIFICATIONS FOR 1.53. material to a gross mass not exceeding PACKAGINGS 6. In § 173.24b, paragraph (d)(2) is the maximum gross mass marked on the revised to read as follows: intermediate bulk container, multiplied 13. The authority citation for part 178 by 1.5. continues to read as follows: § 173.24b Additional general requirements Authority: 49 U.S.C. 5101–5127; 49 CFR for bulk packagings. § 173.35 [Amended] 1.53. * * * * * 8. In addition, in § 173.35, in 13. In § 178.700, paragraph (c)(1) is (d) * * * paragraph (j), the references to ‘‘35.3 revised to read as follows: (1) * * * cubic feet’’ and ‘‘17.7 cubic feet’’ are (2) Except as otherwise provided in amended to read ‘‘106 cubic feet’’ and § 178.700 Purpose, scope and definitions this subchapter, exceeds the maximum ‘‘53 cubic feet’’ respectively. * * * * * weight of lading marked on the (c) * * * specification plate. § 173.242 [Amended] 7. In § 173.35, paragraph l is added to 9. In paragraph (d)(2)(i) of § 173.242, (1) Body means the receptacle proper read as follows: the following changes are made: (including openings and their closures, a. The references to ‘‘35.4 cubic feet’’ but not including service equipment), § 173.35 Hazardous materials in and ‘‘17.7 cubic feet’’ are amended to that has a volumetric capacity of not intermediate bulk containers read ‘‘106 cubic feet’’ and ‘‘53 cubic more than three cubic meters (3,000 * * * * * feet’’ respectively. liters, 793 gallons, or 106 cubic feet) and (l) Intermediate bulk container filling b. After the word ‘‘composite’’, the not less than 0.45 cubic meters (450 limits. words ‘‘flexible, fiberboard’’ are added. liters, 119 gallons, or 15.9 cubic feet) or (1) Except as provided in this section, 10. In § 173.243, paragraph (d)(2) is a maximum net mass of not less than an intermediate bulk container may not revised as follows: 400 kilograms (882) pounds. be filled with a hazardous material in § 173.243 Bulk packaging for certain high * * * * * excess of the maximum gross mass hazard liquids and dual hazard materials § 178.705 [Amended] marked on that container. which pose a moderate hazard. (2) An intermediate bulk container 15. In § 178.705, in paragraph which is tested and marked for Packing * * * * * (c)(2)(ii), the words ‘‘minus 100 kPa (d) * * * Group II liquid materials may be filled (2) Intermediate bulk containers are (14.5 psig)’’ are removed and the words with a Packing Group III liquid material authorized subject to the following ‘‘measured in the intermediate bulk to a gross mass not exceeding 1.5 times conditions and limitations: container’’ are added in their place. the maximum gross mass marked on (i) No Packing Group I liquids or § 178.710 [Amended] that container, if all the performance materials classified as Division 4.2 16. In § 178.710, in paragraph (c)(5), criteria can still be met at the higher Packing Group I are authorized in the words ‘‘throughout the life of the gross mass. intermediate bulk containers. (3) An intermediate bulk container (ii) Packing Group I solids are inner receptacle’’ are removed and the which is tested and marked for liquid authorized only in metal intermediate words ‘‘throughout the life of the hazardous materials may be filled with bulk containers with capacities up to container’’ are added in their place. a solid hazardous material to a gross three cubic meters (106 cubic feet); and 17. In § 178.801, paragraph (b) is mass not exceeding the maximum gross (iii) Liquids with a vapor pressure revised to read as follows: mass marked on that container. In ° greater than 110 kPa (16 psig) at 50 C § 178.801 General requirements addition, an intermediate bulk container (122 °F), or 130 kPa (18.9 psig) at 55 °C * * * * * intended for the transport of liquids (131 °F), are not authorized in metal (a) * * * which is tested and marked for Packing intermediate bulk containers. (b) Responsibility. It is the Group II liquid materials may be filled * * * * * with a Packing Group III solid responsibility of the intermediate bulk 11. In § 173.306, paragraph (e)(1)(i) is container manufacturer to assure that hazardous material to a gross mass not revised to read as follows: exceeding the marked maximum gross each intermediate bulk container is mass multiplied by 1.5 if all the § 173.306 Limited quantities of capable of passing the prescribed tests. performance criteria can still be met at compressed gases. To the extent that an intermediate bulk the higher gross mass. * * * * * container assembly function, including (4) An intermediate bulk container (e) * * * final closure, is performed by the person which is tested and marked for Packing (1) * * * who offers a hazardous material for Group I solid materials may be filled (i) Each pressure vessel may not transportation, that person is with a Packing Group II solid material contain more than 5,000 pounds of responsible for performing the function to a gross mass not exceeding the Group A1 refrigerant as classified in in accordance with §§ 173.22 and 178.2 maximum gross mass marked on that ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 15 or not more of this subchapter. container, multiplied by 1.5, if all the than 50 pounds of refrigerant other than * * * * * performance criteria can be met at the Group A1. 18. Section 178.803 is revised to read higher gross mass; or a Packing Group * * * * * as follows: Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 150 / Friday, August 4, 1995 / Rules and Regulations 40039

§ 178.803 Testing and certification of type are specified in the following table. be subjected to the tests in the order intermediate bulk containers. The letter X indicates that one presented: Tests required for the certification of intermediate bulk container (except each intermediate bulk container design where noted) of each design type must

Intermediate Bulk Container (IBC) type Performance test Rigid plas- Composite Fiber- Wooden Flexible Metal IBCs tic IBCs IBCs board IBCs IBCs IBCs

Vibration ...... 6X 6X 6X 6X 6X 1,5↓ Bottom lift ...... 2XXXXX Top lift ...... 2X 2X 2X 2,5X Stacking ...... 7X 7X 7X 7X 7X 5X Leakproofness ...... 3X 3X 3X Hydrostatic ...... 4X 3X 3X Drop ...... 4X 4X 4X 4X 4X 5X Topple ...... 5X Righting ...... 2,5X Tear ...... 5X 1 Flexible intermediate bulk containers must be capable of withstanding the vibration test. 2 This test must be performed only if intermediate bulk containers are designed to be handled this way. For metal intermediate bulk containers, at least one of the bottom lift or top lift tests must be performed. 3 The leakproofness and hydrostatic pressure tests are required only for intermediate bulk containers intended to contain liquids or intended to contain solids loaded or discharged under pressure. 4 Another intermediate bulk container of the same design type may be used for the drop test set forth in § 178.810 of this subchapter. 5 Another different flexible intermediate bulk container of the same design type may be used for each test. 6 The vibration test may be performed in another order for intermediate bulk containers manufactured and tested under provisions of an exemption before October 1, 1994 and for non-DOT specification portable tanks tested before October 1, 1994, intended for export. 7 This test must be performed only if the intermediate bulk container is designed to be stacked.

§ 178.819 [Amended] 19. In § 178.819, in paragraph (b)(2), the word ‘‘rotate’’ is removed and the words ‘‘and bounce’’ are added in its place. Issued in Washington, DC on July 31, 1995, under authority delegated in 49 CFR Part 1. Ana Sol Gutie´rrez, Deputy Administrator, Research and Special Programs Administration. [FR Doc. 95–19157 Filed 8–3–95; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4910±60±P