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Why did the chicken cross the road, roll in the
mud and then go back across the road?
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Why did the chicken cross the road, roll in the
mud and then go back across the road? Because he
was a dirty double crosser.
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2009 COHMED Conference Mesa, AZ
U.S. Department of Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
AdministrationOffice of Hazardous Materials
Enforcement
Non-Cargo Tank Bulk Packages
Ted Turner Hazardous Materials Investigator
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Non-cargo tank bulk packages
  • Portable tanks
  • Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC)
  • IM101 and IM 102 tanks
  • UN Portable tanks

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Portable tanks
  • DOT 60
  • DOT portable tanks no longer authorized for
    manufacture
  • DOT 56 after 10/1/1996
  • DOT 57 after 10/1/1996
  • DOT 51 after 1/1/2003

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Intermediate Bulk Containers
  • Rigid
  • 11 discharged by gravity
  • 21 discharged under pressure
  • 31 for liquids
  • Flexible
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Portable tanks
  • Specification marking on packages
  • 178.2517 DOT 56 and DOT 57 portable
    tanks
  • 178.2456 Name plate, DOT-51
  • 178.25514 DOT 60 Steel portable tanks

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Intermediate Bulk Containers
  • Specification marking on IBCs
  • 178.3 Marking of packagings.
  • 178.703 Marking of IBCs.

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Part 172 Communication
  • Marking
  • 172.302 (a) Identification numbers
  • lt 1000 gallons
  • gt 1000 gallons
  • 172.302 (b) Size of markings.

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Part 172 Communication
  • Marking
  • 172.302 (c) Special permit packages
  • What does SP say?
  • http//www.phmsa.dot.gov/hazmat/regs/sp-a/special-
    permits/list
  • 172.313 Poisonous hazardous materials.

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Part 172 Communication
  • Portable tanks IBCs
  • Additional Marking portable tanks
  • 172.326(a) PSN
  • 172.326(b) Owners name
  • 172.326(c) ID number
  • 172.326(d) Odorized
  • Additional Marking IBCs ?????

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Part 172 Communication
  • Portable tanks IBCs
  • Identification number marking
  • 172.322(b) Orange panel
  • 172.332(c) Placard
  • 172.332(a) White square on panel
  • Size
  • Orange panel
  • Placard/White panel
  • PSN/ID number

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Part 172 Communication
  • Portable tanks IBCs
  • Labeling
  • 172.400 Labeling requirements
  • other than a cargo tank, portable tank, or tank
    car (e.g. IBC)
  • portable tank lt 1000 gallons
  • 172.406 Placement of labels
  • Volume gt 1.8 m3 (64 cubic feet)
  • Portable tank lt 1000 gallons

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Shipper
  • 173.22 Shipper's responsibility.
  • 173.22(a) Proper package
  • 173.22(a)(4) Properly closed
  • 173.22a Use of packagings authorized under
    special permits.
  • Party to the permit
  • Carrier responsibilities
  • 173.28 Reuse of packagings.

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IBC North America (fka Clawson)
  • BLOW MOLDED 31HA1 CLOSURE DESCRIPTIONS per
    below or print (PASSPORTS)
  • LID 6 HDPE with Santoprene, EPDM or NBR gasket
    with or without 2 NPT bung with Santoprene
    gasket. TIGHTEN 6 TO 40 FOOT POUNDS USING
    COMPATIBLE LUBRICANT.
  • Tighten 9 lids to 75 foot pounds. Tighten 2 to
    30 inch pounds. 2 valves to be tightened to 45
    foot pounds
  • Outlet valve 2 valves to be tightened to 45
    foot pounds, except Red Handle Santoprene Plunger
    valve with plastic collar and Euro valve to be
    tightened to 36 foot pounds and 2 steel collar
    ball valve w/ EPDM or Viton gasket to be
    tightened to 55 foot pounds.

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Shipper
  • 173.32 Requirements for the use of portable
    tanks.
  • 173.32(a)(2) Current test dates
  • 173.32(a)(3) Used as a cargo tank?
  • 173.32(c) Grandfathered use
  • 173.32(c)(2) Conform to T codes (DOT 51)
  • 173.32(d) It an authorized portable tank?
  • 173.32(e) External inspection
  • 173.32(g) No overhanging

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Shipper
  • 173.35 Hazardous materials in IBCs.
  • 173.35(a) Current test dates
  • 173.35(b) Initial use/reuse
  • Replace liner
  • Visual inspection
  • 173.35(f)(2) No overhanging
  • 173.32(j) No PG I liquids

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Carrier
  • 177.834 Hazardous materials in IBCs.
  • 177.834(h) Unloading portable tanks and IBCs
  • 177.834(n) DOT 56, DOT 57, IM 101, and IM 102
    portable tanks in a CMV

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Qualification and Maintenance of Intermediate
Bulk Containers
  • 180.350 Hazardous materials in IBCs.
  • 180.350(a) Remanufactured IBCs
  • Change in design type
  • 180.350(b) Repaired IBCs
  • Restore to specification
  • 180.350(c) Routine maintenance of IBCs
  • Not a repair or remanufacture

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Qualification and Maintenance of Intermediate
Bulk Containers
  • 180.352 Requirements for retest and inspection of
    IBCs.
  • 180.352(b) 2.5 year inspections retest
  • External visual
  • Leakage test per 178.813
  • 180.352(b)(3) 5 year inspections
  • Internal visual
  • Thickness
  • 180.352(c) Flexible, fiberboard, or wooden IBCs

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Qualification and Maintenance of Intermediate
Bulk Containers
  • 180.352 Requirements for retest and inspection of
    IBCs continued
  • 180.352(d) Requirements applicable to repair of
    IBCs.
  • 180.352(d)(1) Flexible, fiberboard IBCs and
    bodies of rigid plastic and composite IBCs
  • Inspection/retest
  • IBC marked
  • 180.352(d)(1)(v) Equivalent tests
  • 180.352(d)(3) Service equipment replacement

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Qualification and Maintenance of Intermediate
Bulk Containers
  • 180.352 Requirements for retest and inspection of
    IBCs continued
  • 180.352(e) Requirements applicable to routine
    maintenance of IBCs.
  • Marking
  • 180.352(f) Inspection/Retest date marked on IBC
  • 180.352(g) Record retention.

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Qualification and Maintenance of Portable tanks
  • 180.605 Requirements for periodic testing,
    inspection and repair of portable tanks,
  • 180.605(b) Conditions requiring a test
  • Five criteria
  • 180.605(c) Schedule of inspections and tests
  • 180.605(d) Periodic inspection and test
  • 180.605(e) Intermediate periodic inspection and
    test
  • 180.605(f) Exceptional inspection and test.

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Qualification and Maintenance of Portable tanks
  • 180.605 Requirements for periodic testing,
    inspection and repair of portable tanks,
    continued
  • 180.605(g) External and internal visual
  • 180.605(h) Pressure test
  • 180.605(i) Rejection criteria
  • 180.605(j) Repairs
  • 180.605(k)(2) Inspection and test markings
  • 180.605(l) Record retention

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SP - 12412
  • Allows unloading of portable tanks and IBCs from
    a CMV
  • DOT 57
  • Certain specification 31 IBCs
  • Requires outlet protection
  • Retests and inspection required

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SP12412 Safety and operational controls
  • No manifolding
  • Class 3 lt 100 F, Division 5.1 6.1 PG II,
    outlet protection per 178.275(d)(3) or 178.345-11
    as applicable.
  • 178.275(d)(3) UN Portable tank outlet
    requirements
  • 178.345-11 DOT 400 series cargo tank outlet
    requirements
  • Both IBC and portable tanks must be retested and
    inspected in accordance with Part 180 inspection
    schedule
  • Unloading must be attended

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SP12412 Safety and operational controls continued
  • Hoses unattached
  • Loading restrictions
  • Discharge by pump, gravity or pressure.
  • Discharge system inspection
  • Pump and pressurized unloading require hose
    testing
  • PRV may be required
  • HM purged from system

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SP12412 Safety and operational controls continued
  • Refilling requires inspection for
  • IBCs per 173.35(b) and 180.352.
  • DOT 57 portable tank per 180.605
  • Restricted to private and contract carriage
  • Retention of permit
  • SP marking
  • SP in shipping papers

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Thank You
Ted Turner Hazardous Materials Investigator U.S.
Department of Transportation Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Office
of Hazardous Materials Enforcement Central
Region 2300 E Devon Ave. Suite 478 Des Plaines,
IL 60018 ted . turner _at_ dot . gov (847) 294-8580

FAX (609) 482-8513
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