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EBN Notional Field Development Plan 4.5.5 Impoundments In addition to the well pads, there are a number of associated surface related facilities which would include in the site development plan. As water is required to be stored on location during the drilling and fracing operations, there is a need to construct large impoundments (reservoirs, ponds, pits) in near-by locations where the water is readily accessible so as to not impede the processes. Figure 4-45. Wellpad with impoundment The typical well site has two separate impoundments constructed for the storage of water for distinct purposes. One impoundment is specifically designated for the storage of flowback and produced water and a second impoundment is designated for the storage of fresh water for use during the drilling and fracing operations. © 2011 Halliburton All Rights Reserved 196
EBN Notional Field Development Plan Figure 4-46. Impoundment for storage of water This siting of these impoundments should be planned in conjunction with the drilling plan / schedule such that they are located in a centralized area so that water can be transferred to the various well pads. The water is transferred via pipelines from the source water receiving point (surface water, grey water provider) to these impoundments and then from the impoundment to the well pad. These pipelines are typically HDPE or PVC and can above ground or buried. In some instances when the topography necessitates, pumps may be required to obtain the necessary lift for the water or due to the distance between the centralized impoundment and the well pad. Figure 4-47. Installation of liner system for impoundment © 2011 Halliburton All Rights Reserved 197
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