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Title: Techniques Of Gas Spot Sampling
Author: Tom Welker
Source: 2004 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2004
Abstract: Gas sampling is defined by the Gas Processors Association Publication 2166. The object of any sampling procedure is to obtain a representative sample of hydrocarbons from the system under investigation. Any subsequent analysis of the sample regardless of the test is inaccurate unless a representative sample is obtained. Due to the wide variation in flowing streams and the components in these streams, the proper sampling techniques must be employed in order for the sample to be taken, transported, stored, and finally analyzed by some type of test device. The first factor that must be covered is the person chosen to physically take the spot sample or install and maintain the sampling device. This person is the beginning of a successful sampling program. The final outcome of the sample operation will be determined by the efforts of this first link in an unbreakable chain of operations that must be performed without variances that can and will affect the outcome of the results obtained.

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