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Title: The Value Of Regular Odorization Audits
Author: David E. Bull
Source: 2005 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2005
Abstract: A question often posed concerning odorization is Why odorize? The answer is simple. Odorization of a gas system is done with a single purpose in mind: Provide the public with an effective warning device to alert them when there is a possible problem. Difficult to document, yet it continues to prove itself effective as gas companies continue to receive odor complaints on a regular basis. Odor can be imparted to natural gas in two ways, either through naturally occurring odor compounds, or by injecting a man made odorant material. Regardless of method, the utility must be vigilant in its recognition that an odor is always present, as numerous problems can befall the odor in the gas.

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