Ammonia Week in Review | October 4, 2019

A ship with an ammonia tank on board is intentionally sunk in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…

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Fire Rages on Russian Ship with Ammonia Tank and 200,000 Litres of Diesel Oil Inside – A moored Russian trawler in Norway has been capsized in an attempt to stop the ship from exploding after a fire aboard the vessel continued to burn for a second day. […keep reading]

Ammonia Leak at Sea Watch International – Airpark Drive in Easton was closed off or partially closed most of the morning and into the afternoon Saturday, Sept. 28, while HAZMAT teams tried to contain a leak from a 9,000-pound ammonia tank at Sea Watch International, 8978 Glebe Park Drive. […keep reading]

Definitions (IIAR 6, Part 4) – Words matter. Consequently, ANSI/IIAR 6-2019 has introduced thirty-one new definitions in Chapter 2. […keep reading]

Australian Ammonia Emergency Training Wins Commissioner’s Award – A year after first launching, Australia’s only nationally accredited ammonia training program is going strong, winning awards and running its fifth training session in October. […keep reading]