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Energy questions related to homeowners and their energy supplier. Questions related to process control. HVAC questions Natural gas transmission, distribution.

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Penn State grad 1954 in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering. Forty five years experience in process control, natural gas processing, compression, transmission and distribution

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ASME

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BS Petroleum & Natural Gas Engineering Pennsylvania State University


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Recent Answers from Charles E. Felker

2012-01-13 gas odorant on wellhead connections:

I finally heard from my friend who was in the business (now retired)however.  He did send me some good information on farm tap equipment and if you're still interested send me your email address so I can

2012-01-11 gas odorant on wellhead connections:

Many years ago when I worked for a gas company these well taps, we called them "farm taps", were fairly common, but even then we wanted to have driers and odorant tanks installed.  These were not large

2011-10-12 massive propane leak in house:

This is a most unusual event.  The first thing I'd do is contact the mercaptan manufacturer and get his opinion on a solution to the problem.  Not knowing the size of the house, I'm wondering if an envelope

2011-10-07 Switch oil to propane:

Both fuels are "unregulated" as compared to electric or natural gas so the price can go whatever traffic will bear.  They're both priced on a per gal basis so keep in mind one gal of propane has 92,00

2011-06-10 Msc UK vs Professional Career Canada:

I am a graduate from Penn State (1954) with a BS in Petroleum & Nat. Gas Engineering.  I worked in this field for many years then moved to another state and slid into Instrumentation.  I worked up to being

 

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