Flowback definition

Flowback means any substance containing re- turned “hydraulic fracturing” fluid, including but not limited to water, “proppants,” “hydraulic fracturing” fluid additives; and, any hydrocarbon compounds, salts, conventional pollutants, organics, metals, and naturally occurring radioactive material brought to the surface with the water.

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Flowback means liquids and solids produced during initial completion and clean- up of the well or clean-up of a well following a re-fracture or workover.

Flowback means the water-based solution that flows back to the surface during and after the completion of hydraulic fracturing a Well.

Examples of Flowback in a sentence

• Producer owns Interests and intends to produce Produced Water and Flowback Water from ▇▇▇▇▇ on the Dedicated Acreage.

• The Parties shall monitor the identification of Flowback Water and review the methodology regarding identifying Flowback Water from time to time.

• Any water other than Produced Water or Flowback Water that is generated from Producer’s operations or that collects at or near the Well Pads.

• Collectively Produced Water, Flowback Water, and, to the extent that Gatherer agrees to gather and dispose of any volumes of Excluded Water in accordance with Section 3.1(h), such volumes of Excluded Water, in each case together with all materials (including hydrocarbons) contained in such Produced Water, Flowback Water and Excluded Water.

• If Producer exercises the Trucking Election during the Flowback Period, Producer shall coordinate with the water hauling trucks and arrange for transportation of the Dedicated Production to the SWD Trucking Facility at its sole cost and expense until the end of the Flowback Period.

More Definitions of Flowback

Flowback means the process of allowing fluids and entrained solids to flow from a well following stimulation, either in preparation for a subsequent phase of treatment or in preparation for cleanup and placing the well into production. The term flowback also means the fluids and entrained solids flowing from a well after drilling or hydraulic fracturing or refracturing. Flowback ends when all temporary flowback equipment is removed from service. Flowback does not include drill-out.

Flowback means the same as “hydraulic fracturing flowback” wherever used without the preceding phrase “hydraulic fracturing”.

Flowback means the process of allowing fluids and entrained solids to flow from a

Flowback means any substance containing returned "hydraulic fracturing" fluid, including but not limited to water, "proppants," "hydraulic fracturing" fluid additives; and, any hydrocarbon com- pounds, salts, conventional pollutants, organics, metals, and naturally occurring radioactive mate- rial brought to the surface with the water.

Flowback means the process of allowing fluids to flow

Flowback means phase or period during initial completion and clean-up of the well or clean-up of a well following a re-fracture or workover.

Flowback means the produced water generated in the initial period after hydraulic fracturing prior to production (i.e., fracturing fluid, injection water, any chemicals added downhole, and varying amounts of formation water). The term does not include long-term produced water.