Segregated storage

Storage Segregated storage Uncongested storage of combustibles gangways/adequate breaks Material stacked in the open should be away from windows Flammable liquids in properly designed storerooms bulk quantities in fixed, bunded, adequately spaced tanks... 

Enclosure separation of the allergen so that few people are exposed, e.g. segregated storage of trimellitic anhydride in a warehouse... 

Segregated storage should be provided for rejected recalled or returned goods. 

Goods which have been rejected, recalled or returned should be placed in adequately segregated storage to avoid confusion with other materials and products and to prevent redistribution, until a decision has been reached as to their disposition. Any action taken should be appropriately recorded. 

Segregated storage should be provided for rejected recalled or returned goods. Where the maintenance of quarantine status depends upon storage in separate areas, such areas should be provided, with restricted access. 

The term segregated storage means storage in the same storage area whereby products are stored separated from each other by gaps or barriers (walls or noncombustible products of class 12 or 13) or in cabinets made of non-combustible material. Normally different products of the same storage class may be stored in the same storage area. Exceptions exist for specific products (for details see Ref. [6-114]). 

Loading/Unloading 21 Incompatible materials segregated storage, dikes, sumps, drains, waste... 

Provide segregated storage for used hoses awaiting cleaning and certification. 

The radwaste building includes facilities for segregated storage of various relatively low level categories of waste prior to processing and for storing processed waste in shipping and disposal containers. 

Empty cylinders must to be treated as full, except in designated storage areas where they should be segregated. Storage areas must be marked with appropriate safety signs and warnings. Direct heat must not be applied to cylinders. 

Lodge, T.P. et al. (2005) Simultaneous, segregated storage of two agents in a multicompartment micelle. Journal of die American Chemical Society, 127,17608-17609. 

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