What are the components of "Triple Packaging"?

The components of "Triple Packaging" specifically refer to the method of securing and containing dangerous goods to ensure their safe transport. This packaging system includes primary packaging, which is the innermost layer that directly encloses the hazardous material. The secondary packaging surrounds the primary packaging and provides an additional layer of protection, while the outer packaging serves as the final layer that protects and secures the entire assembly during handling and transportation.

This structured approach is essential in the Transportation of Dangerous Goods to mitigate risks associated with leaks or spills during transit, thereby enhancing safety for the environment, public, and transport personnel. Other terminologies, such as inner and outer layers or flexible and rigid packaging, while they might describe packaging characteristics, do not accurately reflect the standardized terminology and structure utilized in "Triple Packaging."