Scope of luggage and parcels: parcels refer to small pieces of goods that are suitable for transportation in the baggage car of passenger trains.
Packaging is divided into four categories:
1. Category I packaging scope: government newspapers used for publicity by municipal, prefecture-level and government departments, and textbooks for primary and secondary school students within 5 days from the date of spontaneous publication.
2. Category II packages: books and periodicals, emergency relief materials, fresh or frozen fish, meat, milk, eggs, fruits and vegetables.
3. Three types of parcels: important documents, materials and archival materials; Medical devices, prosthetic vaccines, plasma; Eggs, seedlings, fresh or frozen fish, meat, fruits and vegetables, milk, fruit tree scions and live animals.
4. Four types of packaging: foam plastic and its products; Radioisotopes, oil sample boxes and motorcycles in a class of transport packages; Other articles requiring special transport conditions as stipulated by the competent railway department of the State Council.
Extended data:
The sum of the length, width and height of each cargo shall not be less than 40 cm. Goods with a volume exceeding 6000 cubic centimeters per kilogram shall be calculated as light foam goods, and light foam goods shall be calculated as per 6000 cubic centimeters 1 kilogram.
The weight of each cargo loaded by a non-wide-body aircraft generally does not exceed 80 kg, and the volume generally does not exceed 40 × 60× 100 cm.
The weight of each cargo loaded by a wide-body aircraft is generally not more than 250kg, and the volume is generally not more than 250× 200× 160cm.
The checked weight of the train is calculated by gross weight, and the calculation unit is kilogram. If the weight is less than 1 kg, it shall be calculated as 1 kg, and the mantissa exceeding 1 kg shall be rounded off.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia train consignment