Summary In December 2022, a falling piece of ice broke off a ¾” ammonia charging connection on a high pressure receiver. This resulted in a release of approximately 2,375 lbs of ammonia. Incident Description Extreme weather conditions resulted in excessive ice buildup under the condenser platform. The high pressure receiver was located under the condenser […]
Ammonia Folds Under Pressure in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… 4 People Hospitalized With Burns From Chemical Plant Gas Leak – A storage cylinder broke, releasing toxic ammonia gas, said Baton Rouge Fire Department officials. […keep reading] Woodside Pauses Work at US Ammonia Project After Fatality – Oil and gas giant Woodside Energy has paused […]
Ammonia Undercover in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Residents Flag Frequent Ammonia Leaks From Nellai Private Plant – Farm workers and staff of a nearby private school reported experiencing a major gas leak on Saturday, leading to various health issues. […keep reading] Small Ammonia Leak in Building on Kaman Campus in Bloomfield Forces Evacuation – There […]
Tragic Outcome in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… 1 Dead in Ammonia Leak in Jalandhar Factory – A 65-year-old man was asphyxiated to death due to ammonia leakage in an ice factory near Jalandhar’s Damoria flyover on Saturday. […keep reading] Ammonia Leak at HP Hood Facility in Suffield Closes Road, Causes Evacuations – Investigators […]
Ammonia Spoils The Dough in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Crews Respond to Ammonia Leak at Imo’s Building – First Alert 4 was on scene as crews were using a ladder truck to make a water curtain to contain the vapors in the building. […keep reading] School Clerks Hospitalised After Suspected Ammonia Leak in Kota Kinabalu […]
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