Natural Gas Production Industry

Natural gas companies often have the difficult task of separating and
scrubbing the raw oil/gas field product to meet regulated BTU levels,
ensure low sulfur content, and remove extraneous volatile organics
(VOCs) before the gas is sent for transport.  Scrubbing and contaminant
removal are a necessary part of the refining process as well as an
environmental requirement as more notice is being given to mitigating
and removing air pollutants that could enter into the environment
through Natural Gas use.  

The Explorer is capable of separating and identifying natural gas
constituents from raw effluent, and several species of naturally occurring
sulfur compounds can also be separated and identified as an indicator
of any gross contaminants that may occur in raw gas streams.
The Explorer also has the ability to determine the amount of odorant
required before the gas is distributed.

For more information, please click the link below.
 Download Technical Tip on Natural Gas Assay and Detection of Sulfur Species