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IUGO. That vessel unfortunately sank shortly after sailing and it is > Experts Database
thought it became unstable once in the seaway due to the > Good/Bad Posters
movement of the cargo in the holds. > Human Element
> Human Error
Millscale has a very low moisture flow point and can readily develop
> Industry Ideas
fluid-like properties. It is difficult to obtain representative samples
as each bucket-load can be different and can take about 48 hours > Loss Prevention
Stats
to analyse each sample. Cargo which has been stored in the open
> LP Bulletins
is likely to have a moisture content in excess of the low levels
required for this commodity and the appointed surveyors in the > LP FAQ
Netherlands, being well aware of the problem after the IUGO, were > LP Links
not prepared to put their name to a Safe to Carry Certificate. > LP News
> Major Claims
In view of the dangerous nature of this cargo, Members intending
> Maritime Security
to carry it should ensure that adequate precautions, including a full
> Nautical Institute/
pre-loading inspection, are carried out. UK Club Educational
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