The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s College of Engineering is offering three ammonia refrigeration courses in March and April. They are part of its professional certification course for process safety management.

Ammonia is a toxic gas and the proper safety monitoring procedures and equipment must always be in place to avoid serious accidental injury or death.

A partnership between two manufacturers of ammonia refrigeration systems will allow the companies to leverage their capabilities and talent.

The latest version of IIAR 2, a standard for the design of safe closed-circuit ammonia refrigeration systems, has been published by the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR).

When it comes to ammonia hazards, proper engineering practices and maintenance are especially important now that ammonia safety is under a national spotlight, notes design-build firm Stellar in a blog post.

A webinar hosted by IIAR will explore “Process Safety Information,” which is Section D of OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910.119 process safety management (PSM) regulation.

Ammonia Refrigeration Training Solutions (ARTS) offers a range ammonia safety and training courses. Established in 2021, the company aims to assist in the advancement of ammonia refrigeration systems.

An ammonia refrigeration system design that includes chillers and dehumidification systems is helping to ensure that a practice facility used by an NHL team maintains professional level ice at all times.

The College of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is offering several courses on ammonia refrigeration this fall.

The 9th International Conference on CO₂ and Ammonia Refrigeration Technologies, organized by the International Institute of Refrigeration, has transitioned to an online-only event on September 16-17. The event focuses on natural refrigerants and the worldwide trend toward their growing use.