Utica Basin
Client: Cameron Williamson
Category: Solar Panels
Start Date: May 16, 2023
End Date: July 20, 2024
Tag: Office, Creative, Building
Budgets: $50,000.00 USD
A Pennsylvania operator needed to automate the flowback process, minimize footprint, keep personnel out of hazardous areas, and access continuous real-time data to optimize operations.
Job Highlights
- Frac flowback job on 2 wells
- Well 1 had dual trains to manage the frac sand volume production during the flowback process.
- During the 18 day-flowback, Well 1 had 360+ dump cycles and Well 2 had 370+, for a pad total of 738 total dump cycles.
- With this setup we eliminated personnel in the High-Risk areas 730+ times.
- Total sand produced on pad was 50,000+ lbs, Well 2 had 20,000 lbs and the combined trains of Well 1 had 31,000+ lbs
- Most wear on internal components was isolated to the ASDS choke. After inspection, one seat and one gate had to be reversed, all others looked good. This was done post-operations.
WELLS
0
FLOWBACK DURATION
0
Days
AUTOMATED DUMP CYCLES
0
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SAND MANAGED
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+ lbs
Creative Process
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Benefits
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