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Russia targets 50-ton tank of ammonia in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ukraine Says Russia Shelled Chemical Plant – Ukraine’s prosecutor general has said a Russian shell struck a chemical plant outside the city of Sumy, causing a leak in a 50-ton tank of ammonia that took hours to contain. […keep reading] RAGAGEP: Historical […]
Uriah Donaldson, OHST, presented a technical paper at the 2019 RETA National Conference and 2021 IIAR National Conference titled RAGAGEP: Historical Variants and the Importance of IIAR Standards. This is the seventh post in a series of blogs which include excerpts from his technical paper. Machinery Room Ventilation As was highlighted in the previous section, mechanical ventilation […]
Demolitionist carelessly breaks ammonia piping in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ammonia Leak at Tobin’s First Prize Forces Residents Inside – Neighborhood urged to keep windows closed after demo uncovered decades-old chemical. […keep reading] Pilgrim’s Pride Evacuated Due to Ammonia Leak – A portion of the Pilgrim’s Pride plant was evacuated Monday […]
Russian invaders plotting to blow up ammonia warehouses in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Russian Invaders Could Blow Up Ammonia Depots in the Kharkiv Region – The terrorist state produces fakes to justify its atrocities and accuse Ukraine of them. […keep reading] Ten People Rushed to Hospital After Ammonia Leak at British Food Factory […]
Uriah Donaldson, OHST, presented a technical paper at the 2019 RETA National Conference and 2021 IIAR National Conference titled RAGAGEP: Historical Variants and the Importance of IIAR Standards. This is the sixth post in a series of blogs which include excerpts from his technical paper. Ammonia Detection Requirements related to ammonia detection systems can be grouped into […]