How further packing options are identified in the regulations

Sodium Batteries E-Learning Course (Road, Sea, Section II by Air)

Introduction to the course

The regulations (road and sea transportation)

Dangerous goods identification

Classification

The emerging importance of sodium ion batteries (3:21)
How the structure of a sodium ion cell relates to it's classification (5:56)
Classification methodology for sodium batteries (2:43)
Exercise introduction (0:44)
Sodium batteries classification exercise

Packing UN 3292 (sodium metal batteries) for road and sea transportation

Packing UN 2795 (wet alkali sodium batteries) for road and sea transportation

Choosing a packing method for UN 3551 and UN 3552 (dry sodium ion) for road and sea

Special provision 400 (UN 3551 and UN 3552 by road and sea)

Special provision 188 (UN 3551 and UN 3552 by road and sea)

Further packing options

Further provisions to be aware of (road and sea)

Handling and loading of packaged dangerous goods
Use and marking of 'overpacks' (4:22)
Vehicles powered by sodium batteries transported with the batteries installed (UN 3171 and UN 3558)
Questions

Section II batteries (with or in equipment) by air

Shipping batteries in or with equipment using the Section II rules

Packing sodium ion batteries to the Section II rules of PI 977 or 978

Further provisions to be aware of (Section II by air)

Course completion

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