Requirements for packing tests for safety critically defective lithium cells/batteries - BAM Dangerous Goods Rule 024 (BAM Gefahrgutregel 024 (BAM-GGR-024)) published

May 3, 2024 Regulations | Knowledge

On 1 March 2024, BAM published BAM-GGR-024 with the title

"Procedure for the fulfilment of the additional test requirements for the transport of critically defective lithium batteries".

Here is the link to all dangerous goods regulations. We will be happy to send you the PDFs directly by e-mail on request. Yet it is only available in German for the moment:

https://tes.bam.de/TES/Navigation/DE/Recht-und-Regelwerke/Regelwerke-Gefahrgut/Amtliche-Mitteilungen/amtliche-mitteilungen.html

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