Non-condensable gases in ammonia refrigeration systems are gases like air, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide that don’t liquefy under normal conditions. Their presence can reduce system efficiency, cause high pressure, and lead to costly damage. Detecting and removing these gases is crucial to maintaining safety and preventing operational issues. Watch this video to learn how to detect the presence of these gases in ammonia refrigeration systems.

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