The CDC has not yet published recommendations for limiting the spread of sand.
However, the EnerCorp engineering team is constantly evaluating the best way to protect your production facility and other equipment downstream of your wellhead from the damaging effects of produced sand.
Recently, in a series of tests, we evaluated different sand mitigation methods to better understand how to best eliminate sand related issues. Based upon this evaluation, we determined that the Sahara Advanced Cyclone offered the most comprehensive form of sand protection.
The CDC has not yet reviewed this methodology, however, EnerCorp is confident this enhanced approach will be met with overwhelming approval. You just cannot argue with the science.
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