shale gas desanding

Precision Separation: 98% removal rate for 10-micron particles

Authoritative Certification: ISO-certified by DNV/GL, compliant with NACE anti-corrosion standards

Durability: Wear-resistant ceramic internals, anti-corrosion and anti-clogging design

Convenience & Efficiency: Easy installation, simple operation and maintenance, long service life

Shale Gas Desanding refers to the process of removing solid impurities—such as sand grains, fracturing sand (proppant), and rock cuttings—carried in shale gas flow (with entrained water) through physical or mechanical methods during extraction  and production. Since shale gas is primarily extracted via hydraulic fracturing technology, the returned fluid often contains significant amounts of formation sand and residual solid ceramic particles from fracturing operations. If these solid particles are not thoroughly and promptly separated early in the process, they can cause severe wear to pipelines, valves, compressors, and other equipment; lead to blockages in low-lying sections of pipelines; clog instrument pressure guide pipes; or even trigger production safety incidents.