|
Description
|
Is actually natural magnesite calcined (burned) at very high temperatures, resulting in a non-reactive magnesium oxide that does not hydrate or produce spontaneous heat. Produced in briquette form and shares similar characteristics to that of gravel in terms of size, appearance and handling. White, brown or grey in colour. Dry and dusty. Bulk density: 2,000 kg/m3. Non-IMSBC Code information: used as manufacturing of refractory bricks; hence a refractory raw material.
|
|
Trade Names (Synonyms)
|
Dead-burned magnesia - deadburned magnesite, burnt magnesia - burnt magnesite - refractory magnesia - magnesium oxide MgO - magnesite, clinker - magnesia clinker - magnesia electro-fused.
|
If you are a member, please login using the orange button at the top of the page to view the full article, or register.
If you are unsure of your membership, wish to change your membership status, or wish to become a member please contact membership@bimco.org.
In order to ensure that the BIMCO cargo database contains updated information as far as possible, we welcome any feedback in the form of comments, response or current information or data regarding a specific cargo.
Email them marinfo@bimco.org
BIMCO's Ai Cheng Foo presents the IMSBC Code, potential pitfalls and use.
A one-hour long webinar session on the IMSBC Code, highlighting two very relevant issues for members; i.e. on “How to carry bulk cargoes safely – a shared risk?” and “ What is it – identifying cargo hazards under the IMSBC Code”.
This section contains a comprehensive source of information and guidance on chartering related matters. You will find invaluable information on many aspects of chartering distilled from our many years’ experience on advising members.
