Ammonia Week in Review | April 16, 2021

An ammonia release at sea kills one and injures three others in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…

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Ammonia Leak on Tanker Kills One and Injures Three off Malaysia – Malaysian authorities responded to a call for medical assistance to an LPG tanker anchored offshore on April 6. […keep reading]

P&IDs and SOPs (Part 2) – RMP, PSM, and CalARP regulations require that operating procedures (SOPs) be developed and implemented to provide clear instructions to safely conduct activities involved in a chemical process. […keep reading]

Truck Crash Causes Small Anhydrous Ammonia Leak near Uniontown – An small anhydrous ammonia leak was caused by a truck crash in Whitman County over the weekend. […keep reading]

MAN to Develop Four-Stroke Ammonia Engine – Engine maker will develop a dual-fuel, medium speed, four-stroke engine to run on diesel and ammonia as part of an initiative with the German government. […keep reading]

Slovak Dairy Processor Retrofits with Ammonia and Saves Energy – ABC Food Machinery replaced Milsy’s aging R134a system and cut 40% in electricity use. […keep reading]

New Bedford Seafood Processor to Pay $220k for Alleged Violations of Federal Law – In a settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Northern Pelagic Group, also known as Norpel, has agreed to pay a $220,000 penalty to settle EPA’s claims that the company violated federal laws. […keep reading]

Ammonia Leak at Food Factory Shuts Main Road for Four Hours – Emergency services rushed to the scene at Langley Road South. […keep reading]