Standard Oilfield Site Set Up

Complete Site One Unit

Sales Tank
2-Part Operations Center
Containment
Knockout Tank

Operations

Power Center

Houses any piece of equipment that utilizes combustion
Full opening doors for ease of Engine Replacement

Ops Center

Houses all Test Taps, Valves and Scada Sensors
Man Door with Fluid Hauler access codes
All Valves behind locked doors

One Set | Set Up | One Crew | One Day

Two-Stage Oil Treater

1st Stage – Knockout                         2nd Stage – Sales
Heat water to 50 – 80°C                    Heat Oil to 80°C
Knockout water/solids                      Pipeline Spec Oil –
Both Tanks rated to 15 psi               750 Bbls/day Capacity 

High Gas Vent

Capture All Well Gas

Vent all gas into the Polishing Vessel.
Capture all breakout gas from oil.
LPV’s– 15 psi max pressure
Run Engine and Polishing Burner off the Volume Vessel as needed.

Burn Excess Gas

If Pressure Builds above 7 psi working Pressure – Knockout Vessel Burner Fires
Burns excess Gas – Shuts off once working pressure is achieved <5 psi.
Knockout Burner is in Water Leg – heating up water and oil with excess gas.

Low Gas Vent

Intermittent Venting

Gas Volume Tank – Both Tanks hold 15 psi pressure – volume tank for vented gas.

Vapor Recovery off Tanks

Capture gas venting from oil with a VRU system to maximize amount of useable gas.

Utilize Engine Heat

Use Heat Exchanger off engine to heat the Knockout Tank.

Low Gas Vent

1

Intermittent Venting

Gas Volume Tank – Both Tanks hold 15 psi pressure – volume tank for vented gas.

2

Vapor Recovery off Tanks

Capture gas venting from oil with a VRU system to maximize amount of useable gas.

3

Utilize Engine Heat

Use Heat Exchanger off engine to heat the Knockout Tank.

Inventory

Make your Boneyard Extinct

One Piece Tracking
Eliminate Junk Parts
Scada, Burners, Chem Tanks, Chem Pumps, Piping, Valves and Security Cameras are permanent on OneSet.
Eliminate Set up Sunk Costs

Solids Removal

Efficient Tank Stinging

Tank Shape makes sand removal easy and efficient.
Gravity feeds sand to the bottom and middle of tank
Standard Tank leaves Sand behind – can only get it with a door pull

Easy Door Pulling

Water cannon pushes sand from one end of tank towards the sting valve at the other end.
Sand and fluid naturally flow to sting valve.

Security

2 Cameras covers Entire Lease

Separate Entrances for Ops and Power Centre
Security Cameras mounted above both man doors
Camera Placement will Monitor Flowline and Wellhead

All Equipment Behind Locked Doors

All Valves, connections and Site Equipment Behind Locked Doors

Cold Weather

Eliminate Cold Weather Failures

Scada Installed in Central Location
All Scada Sensors are a short distance from panel
All Scada Sensors inside Warm Ops Centre
Scada Moves with Tank – Never needs to be dismantled

Tear Down

Disconnect

Door Pull

Move

Models

ONESET 1,000

$195,000

  • 2 – 500 bbl Tanks rated to 15 psi
  • Treat Oil at 750 bbls/day (120 m³/day) to pipeline spec
  • Would need to haul a load of fluid out of OneSet every 6 hours at 120m³/day.
  • 18’ Wide, 52’ Long – Containment walls 4’ High (667 bbls capacity)
  • 2 – Tanks 14’ Diameter, 18’ long
  • Power Center – 10’ wide, 9’ long
  • Operations Center – 10’ wide, 5’ long
  • 2 Pilots to move, 45 Tonne Picker – no Electrical Permit

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