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    This document discusses the classification of explosives according to the International Air Transport Association Dangerous Goods Regulations. It explains that explosives are divided into 6 divisions based on their hazard, with Division 1.1 posing the greatest danger. Each division is further broken down into 13 compatibility groups that indicate their safe storage and transport conditions. The document also provides examples of how divisions would be written and labeled.

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    This document discusses the classification of explosives according to the International Air Transport Association Dangerous Goods Regulations. It explains that explosives are divided into 6 divisions based on their hazard, with Division 1.1 posing the greatest danger. Each division is further broken down into 13 compatibility groups that indicate their safe storage and transport conditions. The document also provides examples of how divisions would be written and labeled.

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    This document discusses the classification of explosives according to the International Air Transport Association Dangerous Goods Regulations. It explains that explosives are divided into 6 divisions based on their hazard, with Division 1.1 posing the greatest danger. Each division is further broken down into 13 compatibility groups that indicate their safe storage and transport conditions. The document also provides examples of how divisions would be written and labeled.

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    1

    Example
    Class 1, Division
    1 would be expressed
    as
    Division 1.1
    Label
    Size
    100 mm
    Or
    10 cm

    100 mm
    Or
    10 cm

    IATA DGR Section 7


    CLASSIFICATION

    Hazard Label

    M. Tayfour 8
    M. Tayfour 9
    Class 1
    Explosive
    Division 1.1 Also assigned into
    Division 1.2 13 compatibility
    Division 1.3 groups
    Division 1.4 A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H,
    Division 1.5 J, K, L, N, S
    Division 1.6

    M. Tayfour

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