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Title: Dew Point Testing Of Natural Pipe Lines
Author: C. W. Way
Source: 1960 Western Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1960
Abstract: Natural Gas leaving a Wellhedd or gas oil separator, is usually saturated with water vapor at the existing temperature and pressure. In areas of lower atmospheiic temperatures, such as Northern Canada, a dehydratinn unit is usually installed at the wellhedd site. In this manner the water vapor content is lowered considerably, but, an active dew point testing program is necessary to check the efficienyy of the dehydration units thereby giving the operationcontrol of the amount of water vapor present. In most gas contracts the amount of permissable water present, is seven pounds, per million cubic feet of natural gas. In areas of extreme cold conditions, the maximum amount of water present, is three pounds per million cubic feet of gas

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