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Is there a better way to transport calcium carbide?

2019-06-30View Original

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The calcium carbide delivered to the company comes in large, bulk pieces, and the transport vehicles have open cargo boxes covered with three layers of tarpaulin. To be honest, it’s not secure enough; the risks are high. Even if there had been no fire risk, many of them had already turned to ash by the time they arrived at the scene; it’s still a loss! Are there any other packaging and shipping methods for calcium carbide? Which method is both safe and energy-efficient?
Reply #22019-07-15
Most transport vehicles are not vehicles for transporting hazardous goods. I’ve seen things on the road that were on fire.
Reply #32019-07-15
If it is not a vehicle used for transporting hazardous materials, then it is considered illegal, and severe penalties are imposed once such activity is detected. Nowadays, the regulation of vehicles used for transporting hazardous materials has become stricter; transporting them illegally carries serious consequences. Moreover, in the event of an accident, all investment will be lost

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