Hi
Anyone have some data about the gas composition that comes out of the wellhead, before it goes through the gas treating facilities? I guess it changes from well to well but an example would be nice.
Thanks,
Marc
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The gas varies from place to place, and well to well, but in general, the gas is lean, 850 Btu is common, and has about 5-6% CO2 and can have some H2S in it (usually in the < 100ppm levels), but some odd wells get into over 1000 ppm.
Marc
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