Dry ice quantity per shipper
Pounds of dry ice per insulated shipper for the transit time, total quantity and cost.
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18 lb a shipper, fits the box; $95.40 landed per shipper
- Dry ice per shipper
- 18 lb (8.2 kg)
- Total dry ice
- 360 lb
- Cost
- $648.00
- Marking
- UN1845, Class 9; net weight 8.2 kg on each package
Pack-out sheet
- Dry ice per shipper
- 18 lb (8.2 kg) for 48 h transit plus 24 h buffer
- Fits the box
- Yes: 2.0 lb of room left
- Left at on-time delivery
- 6.0 lb
- Hours the charge lasts
- 72 h, so 24 h of delay is covered
- Order for this run
- 360 lb across 20 shippers
Also on the sheet
- Marking and papers · 4 lines, starting with “Mode”
- Cost sheet · 5 lines, starting with “Dry ice”
- Carbon dioxide in the waiting space · 3 lines, starting with “Gas given off”
The plain-words read of this example
Each shipper needs 18 lb (8.2 kg) of dry ice for 72 hours, 360 lb in all, and it fits the 20 lb box. The charge lasts about 72 hours, so 24 hours of delay are covered. By ground, the venting and marking rules in 173.217 are written for aircraft and vessels; still use a vented shipper and follow the carrier's own dry ice rules. Landed cost is $1,908.00, $95.40 a shipper. In a sealed 400 ft³ space the boxes reach OSHA's 5,000 ppm limit in 3 min.
3 cited sources
- 49 CFR 173.217, Carbon dioxide, solid (dry ice) (eCFR (Hazardous Materials Regulations))
- Dry ice fact sheet (SafeCargo) (Federal Aviation Administration)
- Carbon dioxide: occupational chemical database (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
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