Testing for UN FIBC Bags - Rishi FIBC Solutions

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Testing for UN FIBC Bags
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What Are UN FIBC Bags?

• The transportation of hazardous goods is
  regulated worldwide by a team of experts from the
  United Nations.
• They have established directives to prevent
  accidents, injuries and damage to property and
  not least to protect public health and prevent
  pollution.
• A UN bulk bag is a flexible intermediate bulk
  container specifically designed to
  transport/store hazardous materials that cannot
  be stored or transported in a standard bag.
• For more information visit UN FIBC Bag

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Specifications Of UN FIBC Bags

• UN bags must meet the various specifications and
  standards set out by the UN in order to be
  properly classified as UN bags. These include,
  but are not limited to
• Identification, tagging, and labeling
  requirements
• Specifications on max volume
• High testing standard
• Explore our State of the art FIBC Manufacturing
  Process at Rishi FIBC

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Classes Of Hazardous Material Transported

• Class 4.1 Flammable solids, self reactive
  substances and desensitized explosives
• Class 4.2 Substances liable to spontaneous
  combustion
• Class 4.3 Substances that emit flammable gases
  when they come in contact with water
• Class 5.1 Substances that oxidize
• Class 5.2 Organic peroxides
• Class 6.1 Toxic substances
• Class 8 Corrosive substances
• Class 9 Miscellaneous dangerous substances and
  articles

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Hazardous Material Transported By UN FIBC

• UN bags are also classified by the hazardous
  materials they are designed to carry or are
  currently carrying.
• The hazardous materials you will be
  transporting/storing in the UN bag are crucial to
  determining what bag you need. Work with your
  supplier to make sure youre getting the right
  bag for your product/application.
• Read more About UN Certified Bulk Bags and Their
  Applications

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UN Certified Testing Procedure

• UN (United Nations) Certified Bulk Bags are
  specially manufactured, tested and certified to
  transport and store hazardous or potentially
  hazardous materials. UN bags are certified for a
  wide range of goods in environments where there
  is risk of fire, explosion, chemical burns, toxic
  contamination, or environmental damage.
• To ensure that these bags are safe for handling
  hazardous materials, each bag goes through
  rigorous testing procedures. Let's examine each
  of these testing procedures and determine what
  each bag goes through to be considered a UN
  Certified bag.

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Preparation Before Testing

• For consistency purposes, there are strict
  standards for testing each bag including the
  preparation of the bag before it is tested.
  Proper bulk bag testing preparation includes
• Bag must be filled not less than 95 full
• Contents must be evenly distributed
• Drop tests must be performed with the solid to be
  transported OR a non-hazardous material that has
  the same physical characteristics.

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UN FIBC Test

• Vibration 60 minute vibration test
• Top Lift Lifted from top and/or side and
  maintain 61 load for 5 mins.
• Stacking 24 hour stacking test with no content
  loss
• Drop No content loss at 3 different drop heights
• Topple Toppled on any part of top without
  content loss
• Righting FIBC on its side, lifted into the
  upright position, without damage to the bag
• Tear Knife cut cannot spread more than 25 of
  initial length

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UN Symbol For Certified FIBC

• Dangerous products are classified by the United
  Nations by a unique UN product number. These
  product numbers and corresponding packaging group
  classifications can be found in the orange
  book.

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