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Title: Conditioning Natural Gas For Measurement And Transportation
Author: Ector E. Barnhart
Source: 1984 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1984
Abstract: To meet pipeline quality standards, all natural gas mixtures must be conditioned to remove all solids and liquids, to contain no more than seven (7) pounds - or less - of water vapor per million standard cubic feet, to contain no more than four 14) parts per million of hydrogen sulfide (H2S), to have its carbon dioxide content within limits specified by the sales contract, usually 1-3 volume percent, and to have a calorific content within the specified range (usually 950- 1050 Btu/SCF gross on a dry basis). Gas measured into a transmission system must meet these criteria, as does gas delivered to a city border station.

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