Hazard Class and Division, Subsidiary Hazard Class and Division : Public <<XSDcomplexType>> Class
Created: 4/19/2013 1:56:38 PM
Modified: 12/10/2018 7:06:34 PM
Project:
Advanced:
A number assigned to a dangerous good that represents a classification (Class) according to the most dominant hazard it represents, potentially followed by a number representing a subdivision (Division) within the Class.<br/>An identifier of any subsidiary hazard class(es)/division(s) in addition to the primary hazard class and division.<br/>
Attribute
Public HazardClassExtension
  extension
Details:
nillable=true
Notes: An extension hook for attaching extension (non-core) classes.<br/>
Element Source Role Target Role
«XSDsimpleType» RestrictedHazardClass
Class  
Name:  
 
Name: class
A number assigned to a dangerous good that represents a classification (Class) according to the most dominant hazard it represents.
Details:
 
«XSDsimpleType» HazardDivision
Class  
Name:  
 
Name: division
A number representing a subdivision (Division) within the Class.
Details:
 
Element Source Role Target Role
«XSDcomplexType» DangerousGoodsPackage
Class  
Name:  
 
Name: hazardClass
A number assigned to a dangerous good that represents a classification (Class) according to the most dominant hazard it represents, potentially followed by a number representing a subdivision (Division) within the Class.
Details:
 
«XSDcomplexType» DangerousGoodsPackage
Class  
Name:  
 
Name: subsidiaryHazardClass
An identifier of any subsidiary hazard class(es)/division(s) in addition to the primary hazard class and division.
Details:
 
Requirement Type Status Difficulty Priority Stability
Hazard Class and Division TRACE Proposed Medium Medium  
Details:
If there are dangerous goods on board the flight, this element should be populated for emergency response usage. Maximum 100 characters to limit risk of code insertion.<br/>
Subsidiary Hazard Class and Division TRACE Proposed Medium Medium  
Details:
Limit max size to 100 characters to limit the vulnerability of code insertion.There may be 0, 1, or 2 subsidiary risk classes or divisions. If there is more than one, each should be separated by a comma. The subsidiary risk must be shown in parentheses.<br/>
Object Type Connection Direction Notes
«XSDcomplexType» DangerousGoodsPackage Class Strong From