EnerCorp was recently on a flowback job for a Permian client that produced 108,492 pounds of sand in only eight days. That much sand would fill up 1,202 Yeti Tundra 65 coolers, that is A LOT of sand!
On this wellsite, EnerCorp utilized our Sahara cyclone technology to capture more than 99% of the 108,492 pounds of sand that was produced and there was no sand carryover to the production separator. This Delaware Basin well hit peak total liquid rates over 10,000 BBLs a day with an additional 3.1 MMSCF of gas while producing sand at more than 1,000 lbs per hour at times!
A special thank you to Tobie Boudreaux and Jonathan Baker as well as the rest of the EnerCorp field operations team for providing exceptional service to this client.
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