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Low-charge ammonia innovations keep rolling in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review… Frick Continues Rollout of Low-Charge Central System – Frick Industrial Refrigeration has continued the rollout of its low-charge ammonia central system (LCCS) at a second location, a cold-storage facility in Canada, said Joseph Pillis. Frick “tweaked the system” to better accommodate low ambient […]
A small town’s economy suffers due to an ammonia leak in this week’s edition of: • Ammonia Week in Review • Figure Skaters, Hockey Players Sidelined with Gander Arena Closure – “It’s a huge event for restaurants, hoteliers, all local businesses, and I’m sure restaurants have ordered excess inventory to supply all the people, which is not happening […]
Astronauts stop an ammonia leak in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…. Ammonia Leak Occurs on the International Space Station – The flight control system noticed a small leakage of ammonia and was able to identify where it is located. Astronauts will address a leak, as well as other tasks, during extravehicular activities scheduled for […]
Low-charge ammonia systems are all the rage in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…. Vilter Unveils First Low-Charge Packed System at IIAR – The plug-and-play Modular Rooftop Unit (MRU) is one of a slew of low-charge ammonia systems featured at the IIAR Conference – a sign of the mounting interest in this technology in the industrial sector. […]
A fatal negligence lawsuit is filed in this week’s edition of the Ammonia Week in Review…. Tekamah Man Sues Over Deadly Ammonia Pipeline Spill in 2016 – In the lawsuit filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Omaha, Steve Chace, who works as an environmental scientist, said before the incident he had twice reported circumstances suggesting a pipeline […]