Helicopter transportable fracturing equipment
Fracturing equipment
Imperial Energy has its own Russian registered frac services company, 50% owned by the management of Imperial Frac Service (IFS).
IFS enables the evaluation of exploratory horizons for reserves determination during the summer period, provides well deliverability information for planning purposes prior to the upcoming winter drilling campaign, and ensures accelerated revenue from the exploratory programme, through stimulation, prior to full field development.
IFS is already in successful operation fraccing Imperial’s production and exploration wells and servicing third parties on demand. IFS’s helicopter transportable frac fleet is linked to RIG services.
| Hydraulic Fracturing Equipment: | ||
| Equipment | Quantity | Description |
| Frac Monitoring Unit |
1 | Control station complete with remote controls for pumps and real time hydraulic fracturing monitoring software |
| Frac Pumping Units |
3 | High pressure OFM triplex pumps powered by 1300 HP 12V149 Detroit Diesel Engines |
| Blender Unit |
1 | Chemical and proppant blending unit complete with electronic controlling monitoring unit. Proppant concentrations to 1900 kg/m3 @ 3.5 m3/min |
| Proppant Silos |
3 | Vertical silos with 40 tonnes proppant capacity each |
| Fracturing Fluid Tanks |
8 | Horizontal 50 m3 tanks for frac fluid storage |
| Proppant and Chemical Transport Trailer |
2 | Trailer units to transport chemical and proppant to location |
| Ural Transport Trucks |
6 | Tractor units to transport fracturing fleet trailers to location |