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Ammonia Leak from 1995 Resurfaces in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… No Serious Injuries Following Ammonia Leak at Simplot Potato Plant – Emergency workers in hazmat suits entered the Simplot plant and were able to control and stop the leak at 11:30 a.m., the Grand Forks fire department said. […keep reading] Ice Manufacturer […]
Hurricane Ian Causes Ammonia Leaks Throughout Florida in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… ‘It’ll Start to Kill Me.’ Hurricane Ian Caused Gas and Chemical Spills, Records Show – A national hotline is starting to record reports of spills and environmental problems in Florida that occurred during and after Hurricane Ian. […keep reading] Boise Fire […]
Eli Macha presented a technical paper at the 2021 RETA National Conference titled IIAR 6: Should I Hire a Contractor or Keep it In-House? This blog series includes excerpts from his technical paper. Some facilities ask how much they can do in-house, while others want to outsource as much as possible. Before considering what personnel […]
Ammonia Leaks Take Center Stage in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Simplot Investigating Cause of an Ammonia Leak That Shut Down Pocatello Plant – The leak occurred just after midnight, according to company spokesman Josh Jordan, who told EastIdahoNews.com that outside assistance has been enlisted as the Boise-based company seeks answers. […keep reading] Dozens […]
Eli Macha presented a technical paper at the 2021 RETA National Conference titled IIAR 6: Should I Hire a Contractor or Keep it In-House? This blog series includes excerpts from his technical paper. While there are always outliers, most facilities align on a couple key mechanical integrity items. What the data suggest is that there […]