A. Rubber belongs to in the classification of dangerous goods
As a common material, rubber is widely used in industry, transportation and other fields. However, in the process of transportation and use of rubber, you also need to pay attention to its dangerous goods attributes.
According to the international convention "United Nations Transportation Rules for Dangerous Goods", all dangerous goods are classified into 9 categories, including explosives, gases, flammable liquids, flammable solids, oxidizers, organic peroxides, toxic substances, radioactive substances and corrosive substances. Rubber in these 9 categories of dangerous goods, belongs to the fourth category of flammable solids.
B. Precautions for transportation and use of rubber
Flammable solids are substances that are flammable and can cause combustion at room temperature, such as paper, wood, plastic, etc. Rubber belongs to the category of flammable solids. Rubber belongs to the category of flammable solids, so it needs to pay attention to the following points in transportation and use:
1. Avoid high temperature, fire source, etc. to trigger the burning of rubber, resulting in fire and safety accidents.
2. When storing rubber, choose a dry, well-ventilated place and avoid direct sunlight.
3. during transportation, rubber should try to avoid contacting with fire source, oxidizer, acid and other substances, so as not to cause combustion and explosion accidents.
4. When using rubber, protective measures should be taken, such as using the equipment correctly according to the operating procedures and wearing suitable protective clothing.