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Title: Gas ACCOUNTING-WET Gas Practices
Author: C. L. Quast
Source: 1941 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1941
Abstract: Gas accounting procedures are many and varied, depending upon the respective companies need for such accounting and governed by the volume of Wet Gas Purchases, number of plants in operation and their participation in the manufacture and sale of by-products, such as Residue, Butane and Propane. It has been observed that plants with Residue, Butane, and Propane sales, constitute approximately twice as much accounting as those without such sales. Tlie greatest Interest In gas accounting is from an employment standpoint therefore, this paper vill outline the procedure followed by one company leaving most of the details for later discussion. One lease will be used and will, as closely and briefly as possible, outline the accounting necessary for the computation of the charts to payment for the total casinghead gas value and company records, First, itemize the equipment and personnel. The Gas Accounting is divided into two groups namely, Fiist and Second Sections. The First Section carries the accounting from calculation of charts through completion ol the Statement of Gas Purchased, and Voucher Controls. The Second Section begins with completed Statement of Gas Purchased, and Voucher Controls, carrying the accounting through to completion.

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