Flowback fluid definition
Flowback fluid means the fluid recovered from the treated well before the commencement of oil and gas production from that well following a well stimulation treatment. The flowback fluid may include materials of any phase.
Flowback fluid means liquids, and mixtures thereof, consisting of drilling fluid, silt, sand and other proppants, debris, water, brine, oil, paraffin, produced water, or other materials that are removed from the wellbore during the completion or recompletion of an oil or gas well, other additives that flow from an oil or gas well following well stimulation, or during production of an oil or gas well.
Flowback fluid means hydraulic fracturing fluid and brine recovered from a well after completion of a hydraulic fracturing operation and before the conclusion of test production under R 324.606.
More Definitions of Flowback fluid
Flowback fluid for purposes of Appendix B, means chemicals, fluids, or propellants injected underground under pressure to stimulate or hydraulically fracture a crude oil or natural gas well or reservoir and that flows back to the surface as a fluid after injection is completed.
Flowback fluid means liquids, and mixtures thereof, consisting of drilling fluid, silt, sand and
Flowback fluid means the gases, liquids, and entrained solids flowing from a well after drilling or hydraulic fracturing or refracturing.
Flowback fluid means any fluid, including brine and condensate, that flows from a well after well development and before gas or liquid hydrocarbon production.
Flowback fluid means any of a number of liquid and gaseous fluids and
Flowback fluid means the fluid recovered from the