Water Reuse Survey | Quantic Water Systems

Hydraulic fracturing is a key component to our nation’s energy independence. It is however, facing increased scrutiny due to high water consumption and environmental concerns related to disposal wells. Quantic Water System has solved this dilemma by developing a propriety process that can treat both flowback and produced water. Treatment removes and properly disposes of radioactive material, leaving a clean brine suitable for reinjection into frack wells or alternatively, further treating water to produce a dry, granular salt and fresh water.

We are asking for your input and feedback to ascertain if there is a market for our product and if it is economically feasible. Our survey can be filled out anonymously. You may answer as many questions as you like and your answers will be kept confidential. We will only contact you if you provide us your contact information and have requested us to do so. Your answers will only be used to help us determine if there is a market for our product and if it is economically feasible at this time.

We appreciate your time and welcome any questions you may have. Please feel free to contact us at info@quanticwatersystems.com or call us (206)229-9407 with any additional questions or concerns.

Hydraulic Fracturing Waste Water Recycling and Reuse Survey

Does your company currently recycle any waste water from hydraulic fracturing?

Always Usually Sometimes Never

If your company recycles or reuses water, is it flowback or produced?

Flowback Produced Both

If your company recycles frack waste water, does this water receive any treatment prior to reuse?

No Treatment Minimal Physical Filtering Physical Filtering and Chemical Treatment

If physical filtering is used, to what micron level is the recycled frack water filtered?

If it is economically feasible, how interested is your company in frack waste water recycling?

Very Interested Somewhat Interested Not Very Interested

Our technology can process water to three levels. Which would be most suitable for reinjection into a frack well: A CLEAN NEUTRAL BRINE that is free of oil, suspended solids and dissolved iron; a CLEAN ACIDIC BRINE that in addition to the previously listed items also has reduced levels of divalent ions (Ba, Ca, Sr) and contains 1-2% HCl; or FRESH WATER that has been distilled in the final phase of treatment and would be accompanied with a dry, granular salt?

Clean Neutral Brine Clean Acidic Brine Fresh Water

For recycled water to function properly at your company's frack well site, what materials mut be removed (please check all that apply)?

To what micron level must these materials be removed?

Is there any other material, not listed above, that would need to be removed for recycled frack water to work properly at a frack well site?

For any water treated, our portable recycling technology would remove your salt water disposal well fees, water sourcing fees, and the transportation fees associated with both. At what price point would water recycling/reuse become economically feasible for your company for either a clean neutral brine or a clean acidic brine?

What is the delivery rate of water to a well undergoing hydraulic fracturing?

Would your company mix recycled water with fresh water prior to injection or inject it sequentially?

Prior Sequentially

For recycled frack water to be used easily on site, what pump size would be most suitable?

What size water line would be most suitable for recycled frack water to be used easily on site?

How important would it be for a recycling company to provide a temporary, on-site water storage system for recycled brine water until it was read to be used?

Very Important Somewhat Important Not Very Important

Would your company be interested in having water treated to the highest level and have a "fresh" water and granular salt product?

Very Interested Somewhat Interested Not Very Interested

If interested, what levels of impurities would be acceptable in fresh, distilled water?

For a fresh, distilled water solution, at what price point would recycling be economically feasible given that reuse would remove your salt water disposal fees, water fees and transportation fees associated with reused water?

Are you interested in learning more about our recycling technology or potentially collaborating with us to develop and field test a pilot project (please check all that apply)?

Email me additional information. Call me with additional information. I am interested in being a pilot test site. I am interested in collaborating.

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