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eFlowback, which combines automation, measurement systems, and cloud-based software, enables operators to enter the next level of flowback. Read more

Over the course of the 16-day flowback, the Sahara Advanced Cyclone captured well over 99% of the sand produced on this well. See the results. Read more

Thermal imaging shows EnerCorp’s Sahara Advanced Cyclone captures over 99% of sand, keeping test separators clean. Read more

EnerCorp Creates Customized Sahara Advanced Cyclone for Supermajor IOC Read more

EXPERIENCE MATTERSMojave Dual Cyclone reduces chargeback expenses by $25,587 on 15-day flowback jobShare this PostHaynesvilleShaleIP Peak5 MMSCF/ day Gas100 BBLs/ day Water1500 psiflowing pressureTHE PROBLEMSand production in the Haynesville requires operators to run multiple cyclones as well as a three-phase test separator at the same time to prevent sand from getting into their production facilities and causing damage. The sand returns combined with Read more

EXPERIENCE MATTERSEnerCorp’s Sahara Advanced Cyclone significantly outperforms competitor “advanced” cyclone in the Marcellus ShaleShare this PostMarcellus ShaleDry Gas WellIP peak >5 MMSCF/ day GasAverage55 BBLs/ day Liquid400 psiflowing pressure1 Daysof flowback used for comparisonTHE PROBLEMOur client was using multiple different sand separators in series as part of their flowback as well as during the early production stage of their well’s life. However, even with Read more

EXPERIENCE MATTERSEnerCorp’s Sahara Advanced Cyclone technology captures 99.7% of sand in the Permian BasinShare this PostDelaware BasinLocation500 BBLs/ day Oil2800 BBLs/ day Water1500 MCF/ day Gas400 psiat peak flow rate0 Daysof flowback20000 lbsof sand producedTHE PROBLEMOne of our valued clients was running two sand separators and a three-phase test separator during their flowbacks. However, the production facilities were sized for peak rates, so they did not Read more

A well production history with a high sand return. Sand that was coming from a well along with effluent was accumulating into a separator. An accumulation of sand leading up to daily well shut in and several days of downtime. Read more

“The units worked very well and did exactly what they wanted them to do. They went from filling up (both barrels) pact solid once a week to no sand at all in a few months.” Read more

10k Cyclone inline during Frac plug drill outs in the Duvernay zone, Western Canada. High Pressures and high sand content during frac plug drill outs has always been harsh environment, massive erosion of surface equipment is very costly as well as hazardous to field personal operating the surface equipment. Read more