IIAR Standards Review
Second (2nd) Public Review Announcement 
BSR/IIAR 2 -2014 Addendum A

Standard for Safe design of Closed- Circuit Ammonia Refrigeration Systems
Second 45-day Public Review

Public Review Period:

March 23, 2018 through May 7, 2018 EST
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Second (2nd) Public Review Announcement 
IIAR 6-201x (as BSR/IIAR 6-201x) 

Second 45-day Public Review

Public Review Period:

March 2, 2018 through April 16, 2018 EST
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IIAR Standards contain both normative and informative information, establishing both the minimum requirements for industry compliance and advisory information where applicable.  IIAR Standards are ANSI approved as they are subject to a rigorous public review process to ensure that they represent an industry consensus.  IIAR standards set the industry standard and are a must-have technical resource to ensure a safe and efficient industrial refrigeration operating environment.

We invite you to participate in all public reviews.  IIAR will use the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) procedures to develop evidence of consensus among affected parties.  ANSI's role in the revision process is to establish and enforce standards of openness, balance, due process and harmonization with other American and International Standards.  IIAR is an ANSI accredited standards developer and is responsible for the technical content in all IIAR Standards.


IIAR 8 Errata
IIAR 4 Errata
        
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IIAR 6
Working Title: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Closed-Circuit Ammonia Refrigeration Systems
This proposed standard specifies minimum criteria for inspection, testing, and maintenance of closed-circuit ammonia mechanical refrigeration systems, including the ammonia side of a cascade refrigeration system.

 IIAR 9
Working Title: Recognized and Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices (RAGAGEP) for Existing Closed-Circuit Ammonia Refrigeration Systems
This proposed standard will help companies ascertain whether or not their existing systems should be updated to reflect new requirements from newly published and revised standards. This standard provides a method of evaluating existing systems against requirements that should apply to all closed-circuit ammonia refrigeration systems regardless of age and will help determine what can or can't be "grandfathered" in regard to system design.

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