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Flowback and Well Cleanup Services

Basin-specific plans to remove solids and separate fluids

Prepare your well for production, efficiently

Cameron flowback and well cleanup services use basin-specific techniques and technologies to effectively handle solids removal and fluid separation. When these services are provided as part of the CAMShale fracturing fluid delivery and flowback service, multiskilled technicians are on site from the time the fracturing fluid delivery system is rigged up, fully prepared to handle screenout contingencies that may occur during hydraulic fracturing operations and clean the wellbore without delay.

Services include

operation and maintenance of fit-for-purpose equipment (e.g., plug and debris catchers)
management of hydraulic manifolds during drillout and flowback
control and measurement of well effluents during well cleanup
solids recovery, separation, and removal
well control and cleanup in the event of a screenout
management of additional equipment requirements.

Two Schlumberger Workers Inspecting the Flowback Well Cleanup Equipment

Cameron Flowback Services and Equipment

Efficiently preparing your well for production

Employ basin-specific flowback services to effectively remove solids and perform fluid separation.

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Video Flowback and Well Testing

Meet the pressure, temperature, and liquid-content specifications of each shale basin in North America.

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Property management program enhances equipment ROI.

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Precise planning and execution help avoid unplanned well shut-ins.

Case Study Flowback and Well Cleanup Services Eliminate NPT While Addressing Salt and Sand Returns

Avoided shut-in on three wells while preventing equipment damage.