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AMMONIA & CO2 TRAINING

Get hands-on Ammonia & CO2 training from certified instructors in a state of the art facility

Our mission is to remain committed to excellence by providing superior ammonia training to professionals in the industrial refrigeration industry. By training operators to safely and efficiently operate their refrigeration equipment, we will continue to be the first choice for ammonia refrigeration training.

BENEFITS

  • Both classroom & hands-on ammonia training
  • Professional Instructors with over 100 years of combined industrial refrigeration training experience
  • Multiple ammonia refrigeration systems that simulate those currently used in the industry
  • Simulated ammonia training scenarios enhance real world trouble-shooting skills
  • Up-to-date class offerings

COURSE FOCUSES

  • Operation & maintenance
  • Ammonia safety
  • Resolving technical issues
  • Variable frequency drives (VFDs)
  • Energy-saving solutions & sustainability
  • RETA certification and testing. RETA CIRO & CARO preparation and on-site testing
  • PSM RMP regulation requirements
  • Standard Operating Procedures

AMMONIA LAB

  • Multiple ammonia refrigeration systems
  • Ammonia detectors and detection systems
  • Thermosiphon oil cooling
  • Liquid recirculators; canned pumps and open drive pumps; flooded systems
  • Booster compressing
  • Economized screw compressors
  • Danfoss ICF Valves
  • and much more!

CO2 LAB

  • GRASSO Reciprocating Compressor
  • Vahterus Cascade Condenser
  • EVAPCO Flooded Evaporator - RVS Vessels
  • Surge Drums
  • Chester Jensen Falling Film Water Chiller
  • Hygienic Make-up Air Unit
  • Dispersion Water Tank
  • Danfoss Radar Level Probe
  • and much more!
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