bag
Let an agent handle bags by type, capacity, materials, safety and carry rules, and separate them from bag as a quantity.
Research draft, second pass
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Researched by: Claude
Purpose and description
Let an agent handle bags by type, capacity, materials, safety and carry rules, and separate them from bag as a quantity.
A flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying items, from handbags and backpacks to wallets, pouches and medical bags.
What it is for: Carrying and storing items.
It can be carry items in it; size it for travel rules; repair and reuse it; recycle or dispose of it.
Distinguishing features
Flexible container with an opening
Many types for different uses
Travel rules limit size and contents
Single-use plastic bags are restricted by law in many places
What it looks like
A flexible container of fabric, leather or plastic with handles or straps and a closure.
Physical character
cabin bag size: about 55 x 40 x 20 cm - varies by airline
capacity: 1-100 litres
How it is recognised
Opening, handles or straps
Types such as backpack, wallet, pouch
Plastic carrier bags are regulated in many places
Related models
is a kind of - category
is confused with - a homonym
is made of - materials
is regulated by - environment
In practice
Families and kinds
handbags and wallets
backpacks
pouches such as tobacco pouches
medical and tool bags
carrier and shopping bags
Standards and regulation
EU Directive 2015/720 on lightweight plastic carrier bags
Airline baggage rules
Aviation security rules on liquids and prohibited items
Failure modes and hazards
Suffocation risk from plastic bags for children
Back strain from heavy backpacks
Theft
Also called
+121
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.bag-person
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Type Which bag.
Type decides use and rules.
Kind
Backpack, handbag, pouch.
Kind
The bag type.
- What type of bag is it? definition
- What is it for? definition
Capacity
Size.
Capacity
Size and capacity.
- What are its dimensions and capacity? measurement
- Does it meet cabin baggage limits? boundary
Materials Make and care.
Materials decide durability and impact.
Material
Fabric, leather, plastic.
Material
Materials.
- What is it made of? definition
- Is it reusable? definition
Care
Cleaning and repair.
Care
Care.
- How should it be cleaned and repaired? action
- Is the zip or strap replaceable? action
Safety and rules Travel and children.
Rules and safety matter.
Travel
Security rules.
Travel rules
Travel rules.
- Which items are not allowed in it on flights? boundary
- What are the liquid limits? boundary
Children
Plastic bag safety.
Child safety
Child safety.
- Could it pose a suffocation risk? boundary
- How should it be stored? action
Environment Plastic and reuse.
Bags affect waste.
Plastic rules
Charges and bans.
Plastic rules
Plastic bag rules.
- Are single-use bags charged or banned here? boundary
- What alternatives exist? action
End of life
Recycling.
End of life
Disposal.
- How should it be recycled? action
- Where? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should bag types be separate entries?
- How should travel size rules be linked?
- How should the quantity sense be split off?