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The IMDG Code is divided into seven parts over two volumes. Volume 1 contains (parts 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the Code) with sections on. General provisions, definitions, training.  · Hazelcast IMDG (latest) 08/11/ Release Notes Reference Manual Javadocs. Hazelcast IMDG 06/30/ Release Notes Reference Manual Javadocs. Hazelcast IMDG 03/24/ Release Notes Reference Manual Javadocs. IMDG. 20 The IMDG code contains internationally agreed guidance on the safe transport of dangerous goods by sea, and most commonly relates to the carriage of dangerous goods in freight containers.

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Welcome to the Hazelcast IMDG (In-Memory Data Grid) Reference Manual. This manual includes concepts, instructions and examples to guide you on how to use Hazelcast and build Hazelcast IMDG applications. IMDG. 20 The IMDG code contains internationally agreed guidance on the safe transport of dangerous goods by sea, and most commonly relates to the carriage of dangerous goods in freight containers. with the requirements of the IMDG code. Furthermore, it has been noted that the back loading process often gives rise to incorrectly declared, stowed, secured and labelled dangerous goods. This IMDG Reference is a guideline to assist personnel involved in the transport of dangerous goods to and from offshore locations.