Many of you that handle anhydrous ammonia are familiar with The Compressed Gas Association’s (CGA) 2.1, Requirements for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia, which is the baseline RAGAGEP for ammonia fertilizer distributor facilities. But the organization has another ammonia standard, G-2, Ammonia that is an EXCELLENT compliment to CGA 2.1. The G-2 standard is a much broader standard and is geared more towards the shipping aspect of NH3, whereas 2.1 is geared more towards a distribution/storage/end-user. They just updated G-2 and made some significant additions to the standard.