Advanced Cyclone Technology
Sahara
Flowback looks different with EnerCorp’s cyclonic sand separator
With traditional flowback services, often operators are not able to flow directly into production facilities as a result of the potential damage caused by the sand in the hydrocarbon stream. This results in a longer schedule, increased environmental emissions, and higher costs as a result of damages and chargebacks.
However, with EnerCorp’s industry-leading Sahara hydrocyclone, operators can ensure virtually all sand particles are removed from the production stream, enabling them to flow directly into the facility — saving time, money, and resources, while reducing environmental emissions.
- Smaller equipment footprint: Stop hauling out unnecessary equipment to the wellsite. With one Sahara Advanced Cyclone, operators can experience more than 97% sand capture efficiency rate.
- Lower operating costs: Less equipment means decreased operating expenses. We focus on efficiency at the wellsite to enhance your production.
- Less HSE exposure: Protect your crew from health, safety, and environmental exposure from extraneous equipment.
- Reduced labor costs: With less equipment to operate, you can optimize the workforce and only bring out the crew you need.
- Minimized environmental impact: Bypassing frac tanks and flowing directly into the production facility greatly reduces potential points of emissions.
Pressure Rating
Flow Rate Capacity
Sand Capture (100μ)
Daily Sand Removal
NACE Compliant
We customize the Sahara Advanced Cyclone to improve desanding on your wellsite
No two wells have the same characteristics, so why do some providers use the same sand cyclones configured in the same way on every well? If operators want to achieve desanding results not available anywhere else in the market today, it’s vital to customize the wellhead desander based on operational and production design characteristics.
At EnerCorp, we ensure the Sahara Advanced Cyclone meets the exact needs of the operator.
- Range of flow rates for oil, water, and gas
- Varying wellhead pressures
- Various solids / sand particle sizes
- Expected sand volumes to be produced