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1 PRODUCED WATER RECYCLING PATRICK SCHAUER VP ENGINEERING FREESTONE MIDSTREAM
2 BUT FIRST, A QUICK UPDATE...
3 BUT FIRST, A QUICK UPDATE...
4 RISK ABATEMENT INCREASING COMPETITION FOR FRESH WATER INCREASING COMPETITION FOR DISPOSAL CAPACITY OPERATIONAL RISK OF WATER DISPOSAL IS INCREASING INCREASE IN NUMBER OF SEISMIC EVENTS STATE AGENCIES RESTRICTING INJECTION GREATER PUBLIC OPPOSITION LEGISLATIVE AND CITIZEN INITIATIVES DECREASE TRUCKS ON THE ROAD WHY RECYCLE? COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO WATER MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS ASSURANCE OF SUPPLY CONSISTENCY IN OPERATIONS ENHANCED PUBLIC PERCEPTION 4
5 WHAT IS IN THE WATER?
6 DIFFERING TREATMENT APPROACHES FRAC ON THE FLY - $0.10-$0.25/BBL ONLY REMOVE SOLIDS AND SOME BACTERIA GOOD FOR SLICKWATER FRACS BUT STORAGE IS DIFFICULT CLEAN BRINE - $0.20-$0.50/BBL REMOVES OIL, SOLIDS, AND BACTERIA ALLOWS LONG TERM STORAGE BUT ONLY GOOD FOR SLICKWATER FRACS OR HIGH FRESH WATER BLENDS ON GEL FRACS IDEAL FOR SURFACE STORAGE WHEN BEING REUSED FOR FRAC SOFTENED CLEAN BRINE - $0.50-$1.00/BBL REMOVES OIL, SOLIDS, BACTERIA, AND SOME METALS AND HARDNESS REDUCES SCALING POTENTIAL AND IMPROVES USABILITY FRESH WATER - $1.50-$3.00/BBL REMOVES ALL CONTAMINANTS DOWN TO AGRICULTURAL OR SURFACE WATER STANDARDS INCLUDING TDS (SALT) USABLE IN ALL OILFIELD APPLICATION USABLE WITH PROPER DISCHARGE PERMITS IN OTHER INDUSTRIES
7 TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES OIL/WATER SEPARATION CPI DAF/IGF WALNUT SHELL FILTER SOLIDS REMOVAL FILTRATION DISINFECTION BIOCIDE BLEACH CHLORINE DIOXIDE SCALING POTENTIAL REDUCTION CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION SOFTENING ION EXCHANGE SALT REDUCTION REVERSE OSMOSIS DISTILLATION/EVAPORATION CRYSTALLIZATION BTEX REMOVAL GAC OTHER ADSORPTION AIR STRIPPING
8 FRAC ON THE FLY Raw Water Solids Removal Disinfection Produced Water Solid Waste
9 FRAC ON THE FLY TECHNOLOGIES OIL/WATER SEPARATION CPI DAF/IGF WALNUT SHELL FILTER SOLIDS REMOVAL FILTRATION DISINFECTION BIOCIDE BLEACH CHLORINE DIOXIDE SCALING POTENTIAL REDUCTION CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION SOFTENING ION EXCHANGE SALT REDUCTION REVERSE OSMOSIS DISTILLATION/EVAPORATION CRYSTALLIZATION BTEX REMOVAL GAC OTHER ADSORPTION AIR STRIPPING
10 CLEAN BRINE Raw Water Oil/Water Separation Solids Removal Disinfection Clean Brine Solid Waste Oil Recovered
11 CLEAN BRINE TECHNOLOGIES OIL/WATER SEPARATION CPI DAF/IGF WALNUT SHELL FILTER SOLIDS REMOVAL FILTRATION DISINFECTION BIOCIDE BLEACH CHLORINE DIOXIDE SCALING POTENTIAL REDUCTION CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION SOFTENING ION EXCHANGE SALT REDUCTION REVERSE OSMOSIS DISTILLATION/EVAPORATION CRYSTALLIZATION BTEX REMOVAL GAC OTHER ADSORPTION AIR STRIPPING
12 SOFTENED CLEAN BRINE Raw Water Oil/Water Separation Metals Removal/S oftening Solids Removal Disinfection Clean Brine Solid Waste Oil Recovered
13 SOFTENED CLEAN BRINE TECHNOLOGIES OIL/WATER SEPARATION CPI DAF/IGF WALNUT SHELL FILTER SOLIDS REMOVAL FILTRATION DISINFECTION BIOCIDE BLEACH CHLORINE DIOXIDE SCALING POTENTIAL REDUCTION CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION SOFTENING ION EXCHANGE SALT REDUCTION REVERSE OSMOSIS DISTILLATION/EVAPORATION CRYSTALLIZATION BTEX REMOVAL GAC OTHER ADSORPTION AIR STRIPPING
14 FRESH WATER (AGRICULTURE, DISCHARGE, LIVESTOCK) Raw Water Oil/Water Separation Metals Removal/S oftening Solids Removal Salt Reduction BTEX Polish Disinfection Fresh Water Brine Solid Waste Oil Recovered
15 FRESH WATER TECHNOLOGIES OIL/WATER SEPARATION CPI DAF/IGF WALNUT SHELL FILTER SOLIDS REMOVAL FILTRATION DISINFECTION BIOCIDE BLEACH CHLORINE DIOXIDE SCALING POTENTIAL REDUCTION CHEMICAL PRECIPITATION SOFTENING ION EXCHANGE SALT REDUCTION REVERSE OSMOSIS DISTILLATION/EVAPORATION CRYSTALLIZATION BTEX REMOVAL GAC OTHER ADSORPTION AIR STRIPPING
16 WATER RECYCLING LOGISTICS ITS COMPLICATED... Truck Pipeline Water Storage Frac Truck Disposal Lay Flat Hose Water Source Recycle
17 LOGISTICS DETERMINE MANY ASPECTS OF RECYCLING PROGRAM Basic Treatment Low Cost Low Maintenance Smaller Volumes Unreliable Replacement for Disposal Advanced Treatment Higher Cost Higher Maintenance Larger Volumes Reliable Replacement for Disposal High Speed to Frac Low Speed to Frac
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19 QUESTIONS?
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