Removal of Dissolved Gases in Crude Oil and Classification
Topics in Shale Gas Exploration and Production
Oral Presentation
Prepared by
Contact Information: dr.doss@testamericainc.com; 615-301-5757
ABSTRACT
Prepared by K. Bagawandoss
TestAmerica Laboratories, Inc., 2960 Foster Creighton Drive, Nashville, TN 37204, United States.
Contact Information: dr.doss@testamericainc.com; 615-301-5757
ABSTRACT
The State of North Dakota regulation requires that the dissolved gases be removed by conditioning from unrefined petroleum products to a vapor pressure of 13.7 psi prior to custody transfer. Under the DOT/PHMSA regulations all crude oil offered must be classified and the packing group must be assigned prior to transportation. This discussion will include the analytical protocols utilized to comply with the above mentioned regulations. The challenges posed by the analytical protocols and their applicability will be outlined.
Topics in Shale Gas Exploration and Production
Oral Presentation
Prepared by
Contact Information: dr.doss@testamericainc.com; 615-301-5757
ABSTRACT
Prepared by K. Bagawandoss
TestAmerica Laboratories, Inc., 2960 Foster Creighton Drive, Nashville, TN 37204, United States.
Contact Information: dr.doss@testamericainc.com; 615-301-5757
ABSTRACT
The State of North Dakota regulation requires that the dissolved gases be removed by conditioning from unrefined petroleum products to a vapor pressure of 13.7 psi prior to custody transfer. Under the DOT/PHMSA regulations all crude oil offered must be classified and the packing group must be assigned prior to transportation. This discussion will include the analytical protocols utilized to comply with the above mentioned regulations. The challenges posed by the analytical protocols and their applicability will be outlined.
