System to treat frack water at Eagle Ford Shale site
Aug. 27, 2013
Purestream Services will deploy its AVARA vapor recompression commercial water treatment system for a Texas Eagle Ford Shale gas producer.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Aug. 27, 2013 -- Purestream Services will deploy its AVARA brand vapor recompression commercial water treatment system for a Texas Eagle Ford Shale gas producer in Gonzalez County, Texas. Purestream Services has been contracted to treat the wastewater at a centralized water treatment facility near Gonzalez, Texas. The facility was built to accommodate produced water from shale wells operating in the vicinity. Treating wastewater nearer to the source of the production reduces the costs of processing the produced and frac flow-back water and minimizes the environmental impacts of hauling the wastewater long distances. "Oil and gas producers are looking for cost-effective water treatment processes that reduce the long distances required to haul water for disposal," stated Purestream CEO Neil Richardson.
Purestream AVARA water treatment system will treat produced and frac flow-back water for re-use for oil and gas producer in Eagle Ford, Texas. (PRNewsFoto/Purestream Services)
Purestream utilizes two technologies in the treatment process. The first is the Induced-Gas Flotation (IGF) technology that clarifies water by removing hydrocarbons and Total Suspended Solids (TSS) to below 10ppm followed by the AVARA Vapor Recompression System that removes chlorides and total dissolved solids (TDS) from the wastewater to below 300ppm. The treated, distilled, water product is cleaner than U.S. drinking water quality standards and suitable for discharge. "This technology allows producers to integrate new water treatment options into existing operations often at or below disposal and sourcing costs while meeting thresholds for re-use," Richardson stated. "We are pleased to be introducing this process to the oil and gas industry in Texas." For more information, visit www.purestreamtechnology.com or contact Amy Hansen at [email protected] or (801) 209-1887.
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