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TITAN TITAN

Environmental Spill Containment System Environmental Spill Containment System

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  • An

An average pumpjack rod average pumpjack rod pump pump

  • An

An average pumpjack rod average pumpjack rod pump pump

Rod Pump Facts

  • An

An average pumpjack rod average pumpjack rod pump pump travels travels 100 inches per stroke at 100 inches per stroke at 7 7 cycles per cycles per minute minute

  • An

An average pumpjack rod average pumpjack rod pump pump travels travels 100 inches per stroke at 100 inches per stroke at 7 7 cycles per cycles per minute minute

  • Every

Every 24 hours 24 hours there are approx. there are approx. 10 000 strokes 10 000 strokes

  • Every

Every 24 hours 24 hours there are approx. there are approx. 10 000 strokes 10 000 strokes

  • Each

Each year year a a pumpjack will exceed pumpjack will exceed 3.5 million strokes 3.5 million strokes

  • Each

Each year year a a pumpjack will exceed pumpjack will exceed 3.5 million strokes 3.5 million strokes

Stuffing box

  • The stuffing

The stuffing box is the common box is the common area of area of leakage leakage

  • 3 inches

3 inches of rubber

  • f rubber seals

seals within within th th t t ffi fi b t t ith ith t d d

  • The stuffing

The stuffing box is the common box is the common area of area of leakage leakage

  • 3 inches

3 inches of rubber

  • f rubber seals

seals within within th th t t ffi fi b t t ith ith t d d th the stuffi ffing ng b box

  • x mus

must t with ithstan and d millions of millions of strokes to strokes to prevent prevent leakage leakage th the stuffi ffing ng b box

  • x mus

must t with ithstan and d millions of millions of strokes to strokes to prevent prevent leakage leakage

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Why do the wellhead leaks occur?

New seals Worn seals (9 mo)

Typical replacement of the seals is every 3 – 12 months. When Oil/w Oil/water leak ter leaks can not be stopped by adjustments, installation of new seals occurs. As the seals’ shape deteriorates, the potential for leakage increases.

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Small Leaks are Deceiving Small Leaks are Deceiving

  • One drop of oil every 10 seconds is

extremely difficult to observe

  • One drop of oil every 10 seconds is

extremely difficult to observe

  • One drop of oil every 10 seconds equals 3.6

litres per day, 108 litres per month or 1314

  • One drop of oil every 10 seconds equals 3.6

litres per day, 108 litres per month or 1314 litres per day, 108 litres per month or 1314 litres per year litres per day, 108 litres per month or 1314 litres per year

  • There are 55 000 conventional oil wells in

Canada using pumpjacks

  • There are 55 000 conventional oil wells in

Canada using pumpjacks

  • Multiply 1314 litres by 5500 (10%) well sites

and the total equals over 7 million L/yr

  • Multiply 1314 litres by 5500 (10%) well sites

and the total equals over 7 million L/yr

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Oil does not come alone. Oil does not come alone. Produced water can be more damaging to the Produced water can be more damaging to the i t th th il il ( lt h i l d th d th Oil does not come alone. Oil does not come alone. Produced water can be more damaging to the Produced water can be more damaging to the i t th th il il ( lt h i l d th d th env environmen ronment th t than an oil ( il (sa salt lts, s, chem emica cals an and d oth ther er toxic compounds). toxic compounds). env environmen ronment th t than an oil ( il (sa salt lts, s, chem emica cals an and d oth ther er toxic compounds). toxic compounds).

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1.

  • 1. In Alberta’s

In Alberta’s mature mature wells, wells, the ratio the ratio of produced

  • f produced

water to water to oil is

  • il is 13:1

13:1 1.

  • 1. In Alberta’s

In Alberta’s mature mature wells, wells, the ratio the ratio of produced

  • f produced

water to water to oil is

  • il is 13:1

13:1 water to water to oil is

  • il is 13:1

13:1 2.

  • 2. A drop of oil

A drop of oil on

  • n the surface

the surface indicates indicates as much 13 as much 13 drops of drops of water have already seeped into water have already seeped into the the water to water to oil is

  • il is 13:1

13:1 2.

  • 2. A drop of oil

A drop of oil on

  • n the surface

the surface indicates indicates as much 13 as much 13 drops of drops of water have already seeped into water have already seeped into the the ground ground 3.

  • 3. According to

According to the the Alberta Research council, Alberta Research council, Alberta produced 36 Alberta produced 36 million m million m3 of oil

  • f oil in 2003

in 2003 ground ground 3.

  • 3. According to

According to the the Alberta Research council, Alberta Research council, Alberta produced 36 Alberta produced 36 million m million m3 of oil

  • f oil in 2003

in 2003 Alberta produced 36 Alberta produced 36 million m million m3 of oil

  • f oil in 2003

in 2003 4.

  • 4. Therefore,

Therefore, 468 million m 468 million m3 of water

  • f water was produced

was produced to to

  • btain
  • btain the above oil production

the above oil production Alberta produced 36 Alberta produced 36 million m million m3 of oil

  • f oil in 2003

in 2003 4.

  • 4. Therefore,

Therefore, 468 million m 468 million m3 of water

  • f water was produced

was produced to to

  • btain
  • btain the above oil production

the above oil production 5.

  • 5. The

The contaminated water is contaminated water is unseen unseen but even when but even when it evaporates, it evaporates, the the contaminants contaminants in the produced in the produced formation water are left formation water are left behind behind in the soil to be in the soil to be 5.

  • 5. The

The contaminated water is contaminated water is unseen unseen but even when but even when it evaporates, it evaporates, the the contaminants contaminants in the produced in the produced formation water are left formation water are left behind behind in the soil to be in the soil to be formation water are left formation water are left behind behind in the soil to be in the soil to be washed washed into the ground by the next rain into the ground by the next rain or

  • r

snowfall. snowfall. formation water are left formation water are left behind behind in the soil to be in the soil to be washed washed into the ground by the next rain into the ground by the next rain or

  • r

snowfall. snowfall.

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The Course of Events The Course of Events

N i bl N i bl

  • Noticeable

seepage/leakage occurs at the wellhead

  • Noticeable

seepage/leakage occurs at the wellhead

  • Initial response - adjust the

stuffing box to arrest the

  • Initial response - adjust the

stuffing box to arrest the stuffing box to arrest the seepage/leak stuffing box to arrest the seepage/leak

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The Course of Events The Course of Events The Course of Events The Course of Events

  • Oilwells a

Oilwells are s e steamcleaned t eamcleaned to s show a

  • w a clean s

n surface a rface appearance. pearance.

  • Oil

Oil chem chemica icals and con s and contam aminat ated wa water are driven ter are driven deep into the deep into the

  • Oilwells a

Oilwells are s e steamcleaned t eamcleaned to s show a

  • w a clean s

n surface a rface appearance. pearance.

  • Oil

Oil chem chemica icals and con s and contam aminat ated wa water are driven ter are driven deep into the deep into the Oil Oil, chem chemica icals and con s and contam aminat ated wa water are driven ter are driven deep into the deep into the surro surrounding ng gravel and soil. gravel and soil. Futur Future rain and snowfall will rain and snowfall will contribute t contribute to spread t spread the co e contam ntaminan inants beyon ts beyond the lease. the lease. Oil Oil, chem chemica icals and con s and contam aminat ated wa water are driven ter are driven deep into the deep into the surro surrounding ng gravel and soil. gravel and soil. Futur Future rain and snowfall will rain and snowfall will contribute t contribute to spread t spread the co e contam ntaminan inants beyon ts beyond the lease. the lease.

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The Course of Events The Course of Events The Course of Events The Course of Events

  • Surface gravel, sand and dirt at the

Surface gravel, sand and dirt at the well head removed and new soil well head removed and new soil and and

  • Surface gravel, sand and dirt at the

Surface gravel, sand and dirt at the well head removed and new soil well head removed and new soil and and well head removed and new soil well head removed and new soil and and gravel brought in gravel brought in well head removed and new soil well head removed and new soil and and gravel brought in gravel brought in

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The Cour e Course of se of Ev Events ents The Cour e Course of se of Ev Events ents

  • Contaminated soil must be disposed of at

Contaminated soil must be disposed of at recognized dump sites recognized dump sites

  • Contaminated soil must be disposed of at

Contaminated soil must be disposed of at recognized dump sites recognized dump sites recognized dump sites recognized dump sites recognized dump sites recognized dump sites

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INFRARED PHOTO INDICATES THE SOIL NEVER FULLY RECOVERS INFRARED PHOTO INDICATES THE SOIL NEVER FULLY RECOVERS

THE LI THE LIGHTER AREAS SHO GHTER AREAS SHOW C CONT NTAMIN AMINATED ED SO SOIL AND RET IL AND RETARDE ARDED CRO CROP YIELD YIELD YEARS YEARS AFTER AFTER WELL WELLSI SITE TE RECL RECLAM AMATIO ION W WORK RK YEARS YEARS AFTER AFTER WELL WELLSI SITE TE RECL RECLAM AMATIO ION W WORK RK.

RECLAMATION COSTS ARE HIGH RECLAMATION COSTS ARE HIGH RECLAMATION COSTS ARE HIGH

and the majority of wellsites change ownership many times.

RECLAMATION COSTS ARE HIGH

and the majority of wellsites change ownership many times.

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PROTECTION CONCERNS results in

SOLUTIONS

PROTECTION CONCERNS results in

SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS

SEATBELTS SEATBELTS

  • SEATBELTS
  • AIRBAGS
  • SEATBELTS
  • AIRBAGS
  • ANTI-LOCKING BRAKES

HELMETS

  • ANTI-LOCKING BRAKES

HELMETS

  • HELMETS
  • FIREPROOF CLOTHING
  • HELMETS
  • FIREPROOF CLOTHING
  • SMOKE DETECTORS
  • SMOKE DETECTORS
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mission: mission: Reducing t educing the En e Envir vironment nmental l Fo Footprint o

  • f the O

Oil I Industry mission: mission: Reducing t educing the En e Envir vironment nmental l Fo Footprint o

  • f the O

Oil I Industry

Adoil Titan Adoil Titan

Wellhead Containment units

Fo Footprint o

  • f the O

Oil I Industry Fo Footprint o

  • f the O

Oil I Industry Leading to Stain-free Oil Leases Everywhere.

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Wellhead Containment System For Wellhead Containment System For Soil Soil and Groundwater Protection and Groundwater Protection Wellhead Containment System For Wellhead Containment System For Soil Soil and Groundwater Protection and Groundwater Protection and Groundwater Protection and Groundwater Protection. and Groundwater Protection and Groundwater Protection.

  • Cas

Cast Alumin Aluminum p um powder er-coa

  • coated

ted b i b i bas asin

  • Transpar

ansparent poly ent polycarbona carbonate te top top

  • Class 1/DIV

Class 1/DIV 1 1 emer emergenc ncy f y floa

  • at

t sw switch ch

  • Fits all

ts all stuf stuffing bo boxes and s and polish polished d rod diameter d diameters

  • Easily installed b

Easily installed by the the oper

  • perator

tor

  • Designed and

Designed and de developed in loped in We Western C Canada We Western C Canada

  • Alw

Always on Sit

  • n Site
  • Alw

Always on t

  • n the

e Job Job Alw Always on t

  • n the

e Job Job ADOIL TITAN ADOIL TITAN

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Easy to Easy to install install Easy to Easy to install install

  • Complete installation by the operator

Complete installation by the operator

  • Complete installation by the operator

Complete installation by the operator Complete installation by the operator Complete installation by the operator without requiring special tools without requiring special tools

  • No specia

No special training to install l training to install Complete installation by the operator Complete installation by the operator without requiring special tools without requiring special tools

  • No specia

No special training to install l training to install

  • Minimal maintenance

Minimal maintenance

  • Durable and lasts for years

Durable and lasts for years

  • Minimal maintenance

Minimal maintenance

  • Durable and lasts for years

Durable and lasts for years

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The ADOIL TITAN has a transparent The ADOIL TITAN has a transparent Polycarbonate Top Polycarbonate Top The ADOIL TITAN has a transparent The ADOIL TITAN has a transparent Polycarbonate Top Polycarbonate Top Polycarbonate Top Polycarbonate Top Polycarbonate Top Polycarbonate Top

  • The operato

The operator can easily see a leak of any can easily see a leak of any size size oil in the basin or residu

  • il in the basin or residue on the

e on the

  • The operato

The operator can easily see a leak of any can easily see a leak of any size size oil in the basin or residu

  • il in the basin or residue on the

e on the size size - oil in the basin or residu

  • il in the basin or residue on the

e on the transparent top indicates a problem transparent top indicates a problem size size - oil in the basin or residu

  • il in the basin or residue on the

e on the transparent top indicates a problem transparent top indicates a problem

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  • If the

If the leak is leak is severe, there is severe, there is a a float switch inside the float switch inside the basin basin which can which can notif notify the the operator erator or shut down the

  • r shut down the pum

ump jack ack

  • If the

If the leak is leak is severe, there is severe, there is a a float switch inside the float switch inside the basin basin which can which can notif notify the the operator erator or shut down the

  • r shut down the pum

ump jack ack y p y p p p j y p y p p p j

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The ADOIL TITAN & Coal Bed Methane Production The ADOIL TITAN & Coal Bed Methane Production

Preventing coal seam water from contaminating soil and ground water

The ADOIL TITAN & Coal Bed Methane Production The ADOIL TITAN & Coal Bed Methane Production

Preventing coal seam water from contaminating soil and ground water Preventing coal seam water from contaminating soil and ground water. Preventing coal seam water from contaminating soil and ground water.

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The ADOIL TITAN is a i b fi The ADOIL TITAN is a i b fi proactive benefit to all oil producers when applying to drill proactive benefit to all oil producers when applying to drill when applying to drill in sensitive areas when applying to drill in sensitive areas

Agricultural fields Agricultural fields Forests Forests Wildlife breeding grounds Wildlife breeding grounds

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OVER 10,000 PROTECTED OIL AND GAS LEASES THROUGHOUT CANADA, THE USA, MEXICO, AND SOUTH AMERICA OVER 10,000 PROTECTED OIL AND GAS LEASES THROUGHOUT CANADA, THE USA, MEXICO, AND SOUTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA

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The ADOIL Titan The ADOIL Titan The ADOIL Titan The ADOIL Titan

1960T Extended 1960T Extended 1958T Regular 1958T Regular

Always on site Always on site – always on the job always on the job Always on site Always on site – always on the job always on the job

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ADOIL Inc Contact : ADOIL Inc Contact : ADOIL Inc.Contact :

B11 416 Meridian Road SE Calgary, Alberta T2A 1X2 Phone: (403) 242 – 2201

ADOIL Inc.Contact :

B11 416 Meridian Road SE Calgary, Alberta T2A 1X2 Phone: (403) 242 – 2201 ( ) Fax: (403) 217 – 8868 Web: www.adoil.net Email: info@adoil.net ( ) Fax: (403) 217 – 8868 Web: www.adoil.net Email: info@adoil.net