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Guidelines for Scheduled Inspections of Ammonia Refrigeration Systems<\/strong><\/h1>

Proper maintenance and inspection of all ammonia refrigeration units will keep your equipment working properly and also prevent any leaks or emergencies. For this reason, having maintenance instructions for the ammonia refrigeration system is essential for your refrigeration system.<\/p>

Ammonia is very dangerous and corrosive to the skin, eyes and lungs. Level exposure as low as 300 ppm (parts per million) can cause a serious health crisis or even death. If ammonia is exposed to air with a concentration of 15 to 28%, it is flammable, and if it is mixed with lubricating oils, its flammability limit increases. An explosion may occur in an enclosed space where there is a source of ignition, or where there is a source containing anhydrous ammonia that is exposed to fire.<\/p>

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Fortunately, the smell of ammonia is detectable at 20 ppm and most people will evacuate it when they smell it. Working around ammonia requires proper training and constant caution. Part of maintaining a safe work environment is ensuring that equipment is properly cared for and that all potential safety hazards are addressed.<\/p>

Ammonia refrigeration system inspection report<\/strong><\/h2>

Keeping an industrial refrigeration logbook is important for the following reasons.<\/p>