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Title: Techniques Of Gas Composite Sampling
Author: Phil Rutledge
Source: 2009 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2009
Abstract: Hopefully everyone who is responsible for obtaining a gas sample has been properly trained as to how this is to be done. There is always a concern in this area because of the many different sampling methods and techniques however, one of the biggest concerns is how many of us are properly following all these steps? Another concern is did the person doing the training pass on any bad habits or incorrect steps. On the job training with out having a correct SOP to follow can often enhance this problem. Another potential error maybe the Alphabet Soup of Measurement Standards such as API, AGA, GPA, etc. may not always be available to the technicians so a homemade method or bad assumptions can be developed by the person doing the sampling. It is also critical we sample correctly because of the potential BTU variance, which could occur if we make mistakes with the design or set up of the sample apparatus. Ask yourself, can a three percent error or variance occur from poor sampling methods? The answer is a big yes?

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