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    Frac Stacks

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    FRAC STACKS

    stingercanada.com
    Grande Prairie Red Deer
    11303 96 Avenue 334 - 28042 Hwy 11
    Grande Prairie, AB Red Deer County, AB
    T8V 5M3 T4S 2L4
    780-513-3696 403-340-0716

    Calgary Medicine Hat


    420 - 510 5th Street SW 1505 Semrau Drive NW
    Calgary, AB Medicine Hat, AB
    T2P 3S2 T1C 1V7
    403-340-0716 403-529-5921

    stingercanada.com
    Frac Stacks
    Stinger supplies and services frac stacks that temporarily
    replace the production wellhead during pressure pumping
    operations. In addition to protecting an operator’s
    production wellhead from the effects of pressure and
    abrasion during the fracturing process, our frac stacks
    allow high pressures and volumes of proppant to pass to the
    formation for maximum well response.
    To minimize operating torque, our valves are available with
    quick turn hand-wheel or hydraulic actuators. The quick turn
    design incorporates a ball screw assembly that allows easy
    operation under pressure, even for large bore systems.

    Specifications
    Stinger offers three types of assemblies:
    ·· Special pin assembly
    ·· Screw-on assembly
    ·· Upgrade spools

    Available in full bore:


    ·· 3-1/16” (77.8mm) x 69 MPa (10,000 psi)
    ·· 3-1/16” (77.8mm) x 103.5 MPa (15,000 psi)
    ·· 4-1/16” (103.2mm) x 69 MPa (10,000 psi)
    ·· 4-1/16” (103.2mm) x 103.5 MPa (15,000 psi)
    ·· 5-1/8” (130.2mm) x 69 MPa (10,000 psi)
    ·· 7-1/16” (179.4mm) x 69 MPa (10,000 psi)
    ·· 7-1/16” (179.4mm) x 103.5 MPa (15,000 psi)

    FS-3
    Frac Stacks
    Features
    ·· Various configurations built to customer needs/specs
    ·· Special Pin protects tubing hanger threads
    ·· Full bore access to accommodate packers, balls, and
    other down hole tools
    ·· Manufactured to API standards

    Installation & Removal


    ·· Without a service rig and without killing the well, install
    tubing plug or backpressure valve in tubing hanger
    ·· Remove production wellhead
    ·· Install special pin into the tubing hanger, install seal
    bonnet and frac head, torque to specs
    ·· Pressure test adapter spool seals
    ·· Remove tubing plug or back pressure valve

    Reverse procedure to remove.

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    Frac Stacks
    Coil Tubing Frac Head
    The coil tubing frac Head protects coil tubing at surface
    from erosion while fracturing with coil in the well.

    Features
    ·· Wash on coil tubing is minimized with our patented design
    providing optimum protection on coil erosion
    ·· The connection configurations on both the top and
    bottom of the coil tubing frac head can accommodate
    many sizes and set ups depending upon customer
    requirements
    ·· It can be configured with two or four plug valves
    depending on the pumping rates required

    Specifications
    Pressure Rating:
    ·· 69 Mpa (10,000 psi) working pressure
    Blast joints available in:
    ·· 4.0” (101.6mm)
    ·· 5.0” (127.0mm)

    FS-5
    Frac Stacks
    Coil Tubing Frac Head

    4” Blast Joint

    5” Blast Joint

    FS-6
    Frac Stacks
    Ball Catchers

    As with any flow-back operation, particularly those


    of gas producing wells, the number of shut-ins relies
    heavily on the type of equipment that can handle high
    pressures. Disruptions in the flow stream greatly
    reduce the efficiency of any operation.

    Flowing back after fracturing is especially problematic


    due to the composition of mud, balls, and sealers that
    comes up. Without the proper equipment, manifolds and
    other surface equipment can quickly clog resulting in
    costly down time.

    To eliminate these problems, Stinger ‘s ball catcher traps


    frac balls with outer diameters up to 3-7/8”. Handling
    working pressures from 5,000 to 15,000 PSI, these
    durable apparatuses significantly reduce flow-back
    disruptions after fracture.

    Specifications
    Pressure Ratings:
    ·· 4-1/16” (103.2mm) x 69 MPa (10,000 psi)
    ·· 4-1/16” (103.2mm) x 103.5 MPa (15,000 psi)

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    Frac Stacks
    Manual and Hydraulic Frac Valves

    ·· Metal-to-metal sealing at the gate-to-seat


    ·· Available studded or flanged
    ·· A truly symmetric bi-directional design
    ·· A metal-to-metal stem backseat on both the upper stem
    and tail rod to permit replacement of either stem packing
    with the valve cavity under pressure
    ·· Design meets API 6A and PSL 3. All materials meet
    and exceed specified criteria including NACE MR-01-75
    criteria
    ·· Valve Sizes
    ·· 4-1/16” (10K, 15K)
    ·· 5-1/8” (10K)
    ·· 7-1/16” (5K, 10K, 15K)
    ·· Temperature rate is -40°C to 120°C
    ·· Material class: DD (Sour Service)
    ·· Ball Screw is used for most of manual valves, which
    reduces the required work to operate the valves to less
    than 1/3 of that required to operate the conventional
    design. The ball screw uses “rolling” friction in place of
    “sliding” friction. The low torque and reduced number of
    turns allows the valve to be stroked in less time with less
    effort than conventional high pressure valve designs.

    FS-8
    Frac Stacks
    7-1/16" 5K-15K Manual and Hydraulic Frac Valve

    FS-9

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