how to run a water tanker trailer in the oil fields

how to load production water with a water hauler trailer.

[@robertlozierjr.8781]

I work in the field in Texas and I always gauge my tank before I start loading I been running vaccum truck for 21 years.

[@TimelapseTruckerRTOT]

Here in Canada supposed inferior to USA when it comes to oil work. We put gauges on the side of the tank there for no need to be at heights also saving on cost for no walk way

[@navycombatpilot]

Good informational video but I would of strapped tanks first looked for a proper blowdown and grounded tanker as well as extended a ventline hose off your pump muffler

[@mr.kingraj5511]

What kind of camera do you have

[@TimelapseTruckerRTOT]

Insta 360 or some other 360 camera. Intrinsically not safe around gas fumes. Need to run a watertight camera around fumes

[@redgreen419]

Why do you put the truck in gear when you turn on the PTO?

[@peerless-d6r600]

probably has a bad clutch brake. putting it in gear will keep it from grinding

[@larrywhite7126]

Coning is a rate-sensitive phenomenon generally associated with high producing rates. Strictly a near-wellbore phenomenon, it only develops once the pressure forces drawing fluids toward the wellbore overcome the natural buoyancy forces that segregate gas and water from oil. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpu1c62khrqNg8k Bottomwater can be pulled into a well by excessive producing rates: this may occur in either an oil or gas well. This problem is called "coning" and is indicated by increasing water oil ratio as flow rates are increased. It can generally be improved by reducing the production rate.

[@TimelapseTruckerRTOT]

Why do you guys in the states run garbage? Or why settle to work at a company that runs garbage. I understand if it’s just your first year getting into something so you take what you can. You sound like you know so I’m guessing that isn’t the case. Why settle

[@elvergontemeto714]

What do you mean garbage? These are hard working men working & running normal equipment. Those trucks are more reliable than the newer trucks. I don't know what you mean by garbage