Fluid Management System

Combined with our Proppant Management System and AutoBlend™ Integrated Electric Blender, we provide an integrated wellsite solution that increases efficiency while lowering costs.

Go Vertical

Redefine Fluid Storage

Replace conventional storage and delivery methods, such as frac tanks, ISO tanks and dozens of totes on flatbed trailers, with water and chemical silos to optimize footprint and execution.

Optimize Footprint

Customize Configuration

Remotely Monitor Inventory

System Features

Electric Powered

100% Usable Volumes

Radar Telemetry

Vapor Detectors

More Transfer Points

Multiple Pump Configurations

Multiple Sized Flow Meters And Hose Reels

FAQS: Fluid Management System

Our automated systems allow our equipment to be monitored and controlled remotely from the data van, reducing silica dust exposure by removing people from potentially high-risk areas while providing real-time consumption rate and inventory data at your fingertips.

  • What are your Fluid Management System's specifications?

    • Water silo = 800 bbl.
    • Chem silo = 27,000 gal.
    • 3-pack footprint = One 500 bbl. frac tank (12’ x 55’)
    • Dimensions (3-pack): 55’ L x 54’ H x 12’ W
    • Twenty-four 4” flapper valve connections
    • Fill/recirculating and cleanup line per compartment

  • Will your system help us optimize our company's footprint?

    Our systems provide increased inventory capacity and control in a smaller footprint when compared to traditional storage and delivery methods, as seen in the image. Additionally, our vertical silos provide 100% usable volumes and hydrostatic head to improve operating efficiency.

  • Are your systems able to be customized?

    Our silos are customizable and flexible to allow different combinations of water, chemical and other product storage systems based on pad design and size.

  • Can we remotely monitor our inventory levels?

    With Solaris Lens® Inventory Management Software you can remotely monitor chemical inventory levels at each silo, get detailed information on pump rates and ratios, as well as a comprehensive summary on the chemical system.

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