H2S Detection While Drilling: A New Approach

Saturday, September 7, 2019

Whether it is oil- or gas-bearing, conventional or unconventional, when a field contains H2S above a certain value it is qualified as sour. Even though it presents several difficulties, the development of sour (rich in H2S and CO2) oil and gas fields is quickly emerging as a major industrial and technological theme. Read more here H2S Detection While Drilling – A New Approach

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