The Search Is On in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ammonia Leak Contained at Murfreesboro Facility; Crews Monitoring Air Quality – An ammonia leak at a Murfreesboro facility has been contained after prompting an evacuation Friday afternoon. […keep reading] Deadly Ammonia Leak at Fertiliser Plant in Iraq – Two people were killed and 114 […]
Ammonia Disturbs Harvest in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Evacuations Canceled After Major Gas Leak in Troy, Missouri – The ammonia leak occurred during a delivery’s failed transfer system, resulting in significant amounts of anhydrous ammonia and a toxic vapor cloud. […keep reading] Refrigeration Cycle: Screw Compressors – This type of compressor utilizes two […]
Ammonia Disturbs Production in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ammonia Leak at Turkish Poultry Plant Hospitalises 15 Workers – Fifteen workers were taken to hospital after an ammonia gas leak at a poultry slaughtering facility in Sakarya, north-west Turkey, on 28 August 2026. The release happened during routine maintenance. […keep reading] Refrigeration Cycle: Reciprocating Compressors […]
Ammonia Swirls in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Cold Storage Facility in New Bedford Evacuated After Tier 2 Ammonia Leak – According to the New Bedford Fire Department, Engine 1, Engine 6, Ladder 1, Unit 2, Hazmat 1, Inspector 2, and Chief 2 responded to the scene. […keep reading] Firefighters Respond to Ammonia Leak […]
All positive displacement compressors generate pressure by drawing vapor into a compression chamber, sealing the chamber, and then shrinking the volume of the chamber. There are four common types of positive displacement compressors: 1) Screw Compressors 2) Reciprocating (or Piston) Compressors 3) Rotary Vane Compressors; and 4) Scroll Compressors. Screw compressors utilize meshing rotors to force […]
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