Ammonia detection systems are critical for maintaining safety in industrial refrigeration facilities. This Ammonia Detectors course equips you with the knowledge and skills to understand, monitor, and respond to ammonia alarms effectively. You’ll learn:

Ammonia Detector Types: Explore different ammonia detector technologies, including electrochemical cells and infrared detectors, and understand their appropriate applications.

Detector Placement and Identification: Learn about the strategic placement of ammonia detectors throughout the facility, the importance of clear identification and labeling, and how to quickly locate detectors in an emergency.

Alarm Levels and Response: Understand the different alarm levels for ammonia detectors, how to interpret readings, and the appropriate actions to take in response to an alarm, including consulting emergency action plans and safety system documentation.

Detector Functionality: Learn how ammonia detectors function, including the role of electrochemical cells and infrared sensors in detecting ammonia concentrations.

Calibration and Maintenance: Understand the importance of regular calibration and maintenance for ammonia detectors, including the different types of maintenance required for various detector types.

Troubleshooting and Response: Troubleshoot common problems with ammonia detectors, such as sensor failure, loss of communication, and false alarms. Learn how to respond to these issues and the importance of addressing them promptly.

Personal and Handheld Detectors: Explore the use of personal and handheld ammonia detectors, their functionality, and the importance of proper calibration and understanding their limitations.

Multi-Gas Meters: Learn about multi-gas meters used for confined space entry, their role in monitoring multiple gas levels, and the importance of understanding their readings.

System Integration: Understand how ammonia detectors integrate with refrigeration control systems and the different ways they communicate and initiate actions, such as alarms, shutdowns, and emergency ventilation.

This course empowers you to work confidently with ammonia detection systems, ensuring a safe working environment for yourself and your colleagues. By understanding detector placement, alarm levels, and response procedures, you can effectively monitor for ammonia leaks and take appropriate action to minimize risk.