DLAR 4145.41/AR 700-143/NAVSUPINST 4030.55D/AFMAN 24-210_IP/MCO 4030.40C
e. Packaging Data:
(1) How the item is packed (drawing showing item/packaging interface) showing any
containers, associated fill and relief valves, suspension system, cushioning media, shock
indicators, amount of explosives and internal safety features, cutters, dimensions, materials, etc.
Drawings must contain enough information to permit engineering comparison between proposed
item and the specification requirements or to permit evaluation of the proposed container or
shipping configuration.
(2) Number of items per inner package/quantity per unit pack.
(3) Number of inner packages per exterior pack or container.
(4) DOT specification number for containers (Class 2 or 7).
(5) Dimensional Size of pack and/or container.
(6) Marking and labeling.
(7) Container data that reflect relevant shipping or accident experience.
(8) Center of Gravity.
(9) Packaging procedures.
(10) Test results. State the regulation specifying the tests required and procedures to
conduct these tests.
(11) Previous analogous permits, certificate or approvals.
(12) Calculations or, preferably, test results of bursting strength and shatter
characteristics of pressure vessels.
(13) Provisions for electrical grounding.
f. Transportation Description: If the item, as packaged, is a transportability problem item,
data required by a transportability report will form a part of this report. Where data are not
generated by a transportability report, the following minimal action is required:
(1) Identify modes of transportation.
(2) Provide Drawings, sketches, or schematics showing different configurations:
(a) Blocking and bracing.
(b) Tie-down or restraint.
(c) Location of center of gravity.
(d) Consolidation on pallets or/in exterior shipping containers.
(3) Identify the most probable hazards involved with each handling operation, each mode,
or each different type of carrier equipment. Show the need for:
(a) Briefing crews.
(b) Escorts (technical, security police, etc.).
(c) Personnel protective equipment.
(d) Protective environmental equipment/personnel.
(e) Alerting state, military, or government offices of incident or accident.
(f) Exclusive use of carrier equipment.
(g) Specialized materials, equipment, or procedures (non-sparking materials,
explosive-proof motors, etc.).
(h) Arms, Ammunition and Explosives (AA&E) transportation security category if
applicable as specified in DOD 5100.76-M.
(4) State what specific action is planned to satisfy each requirement identified in
paragraph 6c.
(5) Provide reports of tests conducted to verify movement and handling safety.
(6) State what deviations or modifications or Title 49 CFR requirements are needed.
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