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Title: Odorization Of Natural Gas
Author: T. S. Bacon
Source: 1940 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1940
Abstract: The subject assigned me, namelyi The Odorization of Natural Gas, might be treated in several ways, and from several angles. As this is primarily a course in gas measurement, I shall limit discussion principally to the design, installation, and operation of odorization eciuipment, as that is the phase of odorization that probably has the most immediate interest to you gentlemen. Other phases of the subject that might be discussed include general considerations of odorization, such as the type of odorant to be used, the most desirable concentration of odnrant to use, and the physiological and psychological effects of the odorant both on operators of odorization equipment and on persons exposed to the odorized gas. I have heard long discussions of all of these points, but feel that any lengthy comments of mine would be out of order here.

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