Ammonia Week in Review | October 1, 2021

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150 people are evacuated after an ammonia pipeline burst in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review



150 People Evacuated due to Ammonia Pipeline Rupture in Calhoun County – The rupture happened around 6:45 p.m. on Thursday near County Road 36 in Harold, according to the sheriff’s office. […keep reading]

Auditing Elements: MOC & PSSR (Part 8) – Auditing the management of change (MOC) process is rarely confined to one discussion during the audit. […keep reading]

Ammonia, Not Just a Question of Colours – The almost exponential increase in gas prices could, paradoxically, accelerate the adoption of “greener” energy, including ammonia, and thus be “good news”. […keep reading]

Hazmat Team Responds to Ammonia Leak in Strip District – A “small ammonia leak” brought hazmat workers to the Strip District Tuesday afternoon and has so far resulted in one hospitalization. […keep reading]

Marion Fire Department Responds to Tabor Ammonia Leak – The Marion Fire Department alongside Department of Fire Services Hazardous Materials Response Team responded to an ammonia leak at Tabor Academy on Sept. 27. […keep reading]

Haber, Ammonia, and a Complex Legacy – German chemist Fritz Haber received a U.S. patent on September 27, 1910 for the production of ammonia. […keep reading]

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