500 BBL Saber and Pinnacle Frac Tanks

Type: Used

Condition: Good

Location: North Dakota

Model: 2000-2011

500 BBL Saber and Pinnacle Frac Tanks Description

Capacity: The tank has a storage capacity of 500 barrels, where each barrel is equivalent to 42 U.S. gallons. Therefore, the tank can hold approximately 21,000 gallons or 79,500 liters of fluid. This large volume allows for efficient storage and transportation of fluids used in hydraulic fracturing operations, reducing the need for frequent refills or transfers.

Construction: Frac tanks are usually made of steel, which provides strength and durability to withstand the demands of the oil and gas industry. The tank is designed to be portable and transportable using trailers or other suitable means.

Dimensions: The dimensions of a 500 BBL Frac Tank can vary, but they are typically large and rectangular in shape. The specific length, width, and height may differ based on the manufacturer or model.

Versatility: 500 BBL Frac Tanks are versatile and can store different types of fluids used in hydraulic fracturing. They can hold water, chemicals, proppants, or a combination of these substances, allowing for efficient management of various materials involved in the fracturing process.

Applications: Frac tanks are primarily used in the oil and gas industry for storing fluids involved in hydraulic fracturing operations. They can store various substances, such as water, chemicals, proppants, or a combination of these, depending on the specific requirements of the fracturing process.

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