Recent Blog Posts
Question: Are pressure relief valves required to be installed on an evaporative condenser? This is an update to a blog that was originally posted on 9/10/13. You can read the original blog here. Answer: This is a very good question and one that gets asked frequently. Since an evaporative condenser is not a pressure vessel, […]
Start the new year off right with participating in the newly released ‘2025 Virtual Ammonia Refrigeration Training‘ by Resource Compliance.
Ammonia Doesn’t Play Friendly in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Ammonia Gas Leak in Aligarh Meat Factory Causes Panic, Eight Workers Faint – Local residents accused the factory management of negligence, suggesting that inadequate safety measures in handling the hazardous ammonia gas contributed to the incident. […keep reading] Ammonia Leak Leaves One Fire Fighter with Mild […]
Ammonia Empties The Bread Basket in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Second Ammonia Leak Keeps Weyburn Rinks Closed Until after Christmas – Consultants are working to identify the cause and possible solutions but the newly installed ice has to be removed again. […keep reading] Emergency Incident at Wellingborough GXO Warehouse after Ammonia Leak as […]
Summary In July 2017, the termination of a relief valve to the atmosphere resulted in a release of approximately 1,500 lbs of ammonia, and four personnel injuries. Proper operating procedures were not followed during a seasonal startup of the ammonia system. Several mistakes were made which resulted in the high pressure receiver overpressurizing, and the […]