Hydrogen Sulfide Measurement in Geothermal Wells
- Key words
- Brine Technology; Measurements; Environment; Oil & Gas; Geysers; Pollution; Air Quality; Embrittlement; Mud Pits; Corrosion; Sampling; Calibration; Petrochemical; Monitory; Emissions; Houston Atlas Inc; The Stanford Reference; Sample Generator
- Conference
- Geothermal Resources Council Transactions
- Year
- 1979
- Session
- Environmental aspects; Air quality; Corrosion; Hydrogen sulf
- Language
- English
Abstract
This paper describes the occurrence of hydrogen sulfide in geothermal wells. Problems caused by this impurity and measurement of the quantity present in the atmosphere and in effluent are discussed. By property planning, environmental effects and corrosion of equipment can be prevented.
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