Ammonia Week in Review | October 11, 2013

A busy week in the world of anhydrous ammonia! Make sure you didn’t miss anything by checking out the latest Ammonia Week in Review…

Ammonia Gas Leak in Andhra Plant; 30 Hospitalized – At least 30 workers at a private agri-marine processing plant at Indukurpet mandal of the district were today hospitalized after inhaling leaked ammonia gas from the plant, police said. The incident occurred at around 10am when the workers at the plant inhaled the gas […keep reading]

Hidden Ammonia Tank Found After S. Indiana Chase – Police in southern Indiana say it was fortunate that a tank of anhydrous ammonia hidden in a car trunk didn’t rupture when the driver crashed while feeling officers. Jennings County sheriff’s Maj. Jerry Shepherd says the 44-year-old driver faces felony charges of illegal possession of anhydrous ammonia and resisting arrest from the chase […keep reading]

Sewage Workers Die From Ammonia Inhalation – Three sewage workers died after inhaling ammonia fumes Tuesday while fixing sewers in Al Syla in Sana’a. Investigations into the deaths are underway, authorities said. Project contractor Ahmed Al-Washli told the Yemen Times that the three workers were recruited foreigners who were specialists in sewage networks. Two of deceased were Somali, Al-Washli said, and one was an Ethiopian national […keep reading]

Anhydrous Ammonia Tanker Rolls Over On Highway 169 Ramp – A semi tanker loaded with anhydrous ammonia rolled onto its side on an on-ramp to Highway 169 at 46th Street North early Tuesday. The Tulsa Fire Department says the tanker is not leaking, but the on-ramp from westbound 46th Street North to northbound 169 is closed […keep reading]