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Ammonia interrupts in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…. 700 Workers Evacuated after Oakey Beef Chemical Spill – Queensland Fire and Emergency Services remained on scene at 4.30pm conducting atmospheric testing and ventilating the cold storage room at the major facility after the leak. […keep reading] Fire Crews Clear Scene Following Ammonia Leak at Phoenix […]
Relief System Design and Design Basis is one of the most commonly inspected components of Process Safety Information (Title 8 CCR §5189(d)(3)(A)(4) and Title 29 CFR §1910.119(d)(3)(i)(D)). This documentation, when prepared correctly, will describe the basis by which a relief system was designed. Notice that the requirement is not limited to “relief valves”, but rather […]
Ammonia makes a nuisance in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…. Streamwood Ammonia Leak Sends 7 to Hospital – Police say the plant was evacuated shortly after the leak was discovered, but employees will be allowed back in the building later Thursday morning. […keep reading] Two Hurt in ‘Large Ammonia Leak’ in South Hutchinson – Police […]
Ammonia has a wide array of headlines in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…. Hazmat Crews Respond to Ammonia Tank Release in Birmingham – Birmingham Fire says a release valve on the tank vented early and crews are spraying water on the tank to keep it cool. Captain Harrell says there is no threat […]
Flammable, combustible, and toxic chemicals often require special electrical considerations to prevent accidental ignition caused by motors, wiring, and other equipment. Title 8 CCR §5189(d)(3)(A)(3.) and Title 29 CFR §1910.119(d)(3)(i)(C) require that the information pertaining to the equipment in the process include Electrical Classification. Electrical classification documentation may include: A written statement describing the applicable […]