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Title: The Basics Of Pickling A New Natural G As Pipeline
Author: Shawn Jennings
Source: 2016 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2016
Abstract: So, why do we odorize natural gas? Most natural gas is an odorless and colorless flam - mable gas Odorant is added to establish pungent odor of natural gas When odorized, undesirable or accidental fugitive natu - ral gas will have strong odor (very distinctive and un- pleasant odor) that will be easily detected by human Ensure safe transport and delivery of natural gas. Odor - ants ensure that the public will detect fugitive natural gas. Eliminate/reduce property damage To ensure complete public safety

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