September 2019

Water Management

Are produced water emissions factors accurate?

Rules of thumb are often required to estimate hydrocarbon emissions from produced water storage tanks due to a lack of sampling or inadequacies of sample analysis—the “1% rule” being the most common.

Bryan Research & Engineering, Inc.: Ross, K.

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Ross, K. - Bryan Research & Engineering, Inc., Bryan, Texas

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