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Water Management

Define the source water, the treatment objective and the next use, then evaluate the chemical program against that specific route.

Scope
Chemistry + laboratory
Approach
Defined around your application

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Water clarification basin with an overflow channel and blue treatment vessels

Define the source water, the treatment objective and the next use, then evaluate the chemical program against that specific route.

The next use defines the treatment question.

Produced, recycled and blended water can enter different chemical programs. The useful starting point is the inlet profile and the quality required for reuse or the next process step. Matrix connects water analysis and chemical evaluation with formulation and supply planning.

Keep water treatment connected to downstream chemistry.

Clarification, scale-control and microbial-control requirements should be considered alongside the receiving application. A water stream that looks clear may still need chemical analysis and compatibility review. Changes in source or blend ratio can change the evaluation conditions.

Evaluation

Complete-package evaluation

Carry the actual water, additive sequence and operating conditions through the study.

  1. 01

    Water

    Source, blend and analysis

    Define the fluid to be tested.

  2. 02

    Package

    Additives, concentration and sequence

    Test the ingredients together.

  3. 03

    Flow response

    Hydration, friction and test baseline

    Measure the required surface response.

  4. 04

    Formation response

    Mineralogy and relevant flow testing

    Evaluate rock interaction where required.

Service scope

Services for your application.

Water analysis

Review representative sampling, dissolved constituents and the parameters needed for the intended use.

Clarification requirements

Discuss solids and water-clarity objectives when evaluating coagulant, flocculant or clarifier requirements.

Scale and microbial control

Define the risk or treatment objective and evaluate the relevant chemistry within the full program.

Reuse compatibility

Connect the treated-water profile with the downstream stimulation, production or other chemical package.

Developing the water program

How we support your project.

  1. Characterize the feed

    Identify the source, variation and available analysis.

  2. Define the outlet

    Agree the next use and its quality requirements.

  3. Evaluate the treatment

    Review candidates and downstream compatibility before planning supply.

Blue process pipework and yellow handwheel valves above the water surface

Information for your enquiry.

  • Water source, analysis and expected variation.
  • Treatment or reuse objective.
  • Current equipment, chemistry and addition sequence.
  • Throughput, storage and delivery requirements.