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Title: INTRODUCTION TO GAS QUALITY USING SPECTROSCOPY
Author: Allan Rilling,
Source: 2022 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2022
Abstract: Controlling or maintaining natural gas qualities to respect regulatory or operational limits requires a means to have information. In turn, to have information on any gas quality or property requires measurement. The measurement may come in various forms while focused on the key properties or qualities of interest. Spectroscopy is used as an analytical tool for measurement of a wide variety of properties important to natural gas quality. Optical spectroscopic analyzers allow for relatively simple based analyzers to be applied that provide reliable and repeatable measurement as the measurement itself is dependent to the molecular interaction with light and the measured signal or influence is highly specific based on the molecular makeup of natural gas sample. This paper outlines some of the spectroscopic tools applied for measurement of natural gas quality. Some specific optical spectroscopic analyzers are presented as practical examples for measurement of natural gas quality.

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