Ammonia Week in Review | February 6, 2015

Ammonia keeps emergency responders busy in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review……

Ammonia Leak Reported At R.C. Bottling Plant Near Airport – Emergency crews have responded to an ammonia leak near the Louisville Airport at the 7up / R.C. bottling group in the 6200 block of Strawberry Lane. […keep reading]

Ammonia Leak At New Bedford Business – An ammonia leak forced the evacuation of a seafood distributor in New Bedford Thursday night. […keep reading]

Ammonia Spill In Ballico Sends 24 To The Hospital – Cal Fire Merced County and emergency crews respond to an ammonia spill at Sierra Cascade Nursery, 10230 Santa Fe Drive in Ballico, on Thursday. […keep reading]

Ammonia Leak Shuts Down Storage Plant In Christchurch – An ammonia gas leak at a Christchurch coolstore called for Watts Road at Sockburn to be closed down, while fire crews in hazmat suits entered the premises to contain and control the leak. […keep reading]

Hazmat Teams Respond To Ammonia Leak – Hazmat teams responded to a late night call at the Speedway Coca-Cola plant because of a reported ammonia leak. […keep reading]

Residents Complain Of Ammonia Leak – A number of Manali residents on Monday evening complained of a burning sensation in their eyes from strong fumes of ammonia. […keep reading]

Mechanical Integrity 101 | Ammonia Diffusion Tanks – Since 1994, ammonia refrigeration systems subject to the requirements of the Uniform Mechanical Code or California Mechanical Code have been required to install an Ammonia Diffusion Tank for the purpose of relief valve termination. Originally, the codes required the following: […keep reading]