Ammonia gas leakage

Ammonia gas leak

Ammonia (NH3) is a commonly used and dangerous chemical substance. The following environment requires specialized NH3 protective equipment.

Invasion route: Inhalation.

Health hazards: Low concentrations of ammonia have a stimulating effect on mucous membranes, while high concentrations can cause tissue dissolution and necrosis.

Mixing with air can form explosive mixtures. Exposure to open flames and high heat can cause combustion and explosion. Contact with fluorine, chlorine, and other substances can cause violent chemical reactions. If exposed to high heat, the pressure inside the container increases, posing a risk of cracking and explosion.

Ammonia gas leakage

Body protection

Main hazards or risks:Liquid splashing, low-temperature freezing
Recommended protective solution:External protective clothing
Low temperature
Toxic gas

respiratory protection

Main hazards or risks:Volatile organic vapors, dust, small amounts of ozone, small amounts of nitrogen oxide gases
Recommended protection plan:Air respirator
toxic gas
poison gas
ozone