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1115 Waters Edge Dr., Suite 114 Granbury, TX 76048 817.573.8600 Office 817.573.8608 Fax. Sand X Flowback Process. When the flowback enters the Sand X, the gas pressure is released into the frac tank, and the hydrocarbons, water and sand fall into the hopper - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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1115 Waters Edge Dr., Suite 114Granbury, TX 76048817.573.8600 Office817.573.8608 Fax

Sand X Flowback Process
When the flowback enters the Sand X, the gas pressure is released into the frac tank, and the hydrocarbons, water and sand fall into the hopper

There is a screen that catches larger pieces of debris, such as plugs, etc for observation

The mixture begins to separate, and as the sand falls through the water, any hydrocarbons on the surface of the granules are displaced, and float to the top of the mixture

Sand X Flowback Process - Continued
The liquid rises to the hopper overflow and falls into the tank

The sand settles into the auger, and by the time it is pushed out of the top of the hopper, it is merely damp

According to independent test data, the hydrocarbon and chloride levels are safe enough to be incorporated into the environment, eliminating the expense of sand disposal

Sand X Flowback System

Sand X Flowback System
Gas Buster

Sand X Flowback System
Easy Loading System For Sand Removal

Sand X Flowback System
Railed Safety Ladder Entry

Sand X Flowback System
Full Safety Rail System

Sand X Flowback System
Flowback Fluid Entry Into Gas Buster (Dual Entry)
Knife-Valve Manual Cleanout System (Can Turn Auger Reverse)

Sand X Flowback System
As the flowback fluids enter the gas buster, all solids and plug parts fall out the bottom and into the tray which swings out for cleaning and inspection

Sand X Flowback System
Screen Tray To Catch Drilled Plugs For Inspection

Sand X Flowback System
Auger To Remove Solids From Fluids

Sand X Flowback System
Overflow Wear
Powered By Electric Motor

Sand X Flowback System
Emergency Stop System

System Can Run Auger Forward or Reverse

Conventional Tank Cleaning Costs
Average Multi-well frac cleanout is 10 days

Travel Time - $150/hr

Cleaning Time - $295/hr

Average to clean one tank $1,475.30

*Sand X is designed to clean itself and the sand so that you do not have to clean the tank.

Disposal Costs
Travel to Disposal - $150/hr

Disposal of Sand - $1,178.30/tank (Avg.)

Average Cost of Disposal - $1,617.70

*Sand X is designed to do away with the need to dispose of the sand.

Cleaning and Disposal
Average Cost to Clean and Dispose of Sand per tank - $3,138.00


Savings
Avg. cost of cleaning and disposal - $3,138Avg. cost of Sand X - $1,950 - $850(regular gas buster) = $1,100Avg. Savings on 10 day frac cleanout- $2,038

Test Results
All test results are from an independent lab (Talem, Inc.) that measures Chlorides

Well name One Bunny 1H (Parker County)

01/14/09 Day 2: Sample from top 352 ppm

Sample from bottom 1300 ppm

01/20/09 Day 8: Sand sample 260 ppm