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2Why did the chicken cross the road, roll in the
mud and then go back across the road?
3Why did the chicken cross the road, roll in the
mud and then go back across the road? Because he
was a dirty double crosser.
42009 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
5Non-cargo tank bulk packages
- Portable tanks
- Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC)
- IM101 and IM 102 tanks
- UN Portable tanks
6Portable 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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11Intermediate Bulk Containers
- Rigid
- 11 discharged by gravity
- 21 discharged under pressure
- 31 for liquids
- Flexible
- 13
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25Portable 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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27Intermediate Bulk Containers
- Specification marking on IBCs
- 178.3 Marking of packagings.
- 178.703 Marking of IBCs.
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33Part 172 Communication
- Marking
- 172.302 (a) Identification numbers
- lt 1000 gallons
- gt 1000 gallons
- 172.302 (b) Size of markings.
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35Part 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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38Part 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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41Part 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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45Part 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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47Shipper
- 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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51IBC 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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54Shipper
- 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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56Shipper
- 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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59Carrier
- 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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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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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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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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77Qualification 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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79Qualification 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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- 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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83SP - 12412
- Allows unloading of portable tanks and IBCs from
a CMV - DOT 57
- Certain specification 31 IBCs
- Requires outlet protection
- Retests and inspection required
84SP12412 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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90SP12412 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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92SP12412 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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101Thank 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