Frack stimulated wells always start flowback through temporary production facilities as happened for Jewell and Rangers. This is because the initial flowback of completion fluids is accompanied by a large amount of frack sand which has to be separated out. Permanent facilities are designed to separate out sand as well , but not in the amounts that occur at early flowback. Running the early flowback stage through permanent facilities will bugger them up ( excessive abrasion and sand blockages)so they use the temp facilities set up as part of the cleanup process. Once sand flow falls to the " normal" levels expected during production, they switch to producing from their permanent onsite facilities.
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Dan
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