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Title: The Field Determination Of Ihydrogen Sulfide In Natural Gas Using Length-Of-Stain Tubes, G. P. A. Tentative Method
Author: H. G. Jones
Source: American Gas Association 1978
Year Published: 1978
Abstract: This paper endeavors to outline the Gas Processors Association Publication 2377-77, a tentative method for hydrogen sulfide analysis in the field. The method offers an easy, economical analysis that can be accurately performed by operating personnel when properly trained. Length-of-stain detector tubes and detector tube apparatus have been available to the industry for a number of years. The principle is certainly not new. However, only until recently, has there been industry acceptance of the method and the results generated from the use of detector tubes. The recognition has been brought about by improved apparatus and good quality control in the manufacture of the stain tubes. NIOSH certification of many of the tube types for environmental application has also made the use of stain tubes very popular.

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