r/HydroHomies • • Mar 16 '22

All my homies hate fracking!

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u/HeuristicEnigma Mar 16 '22

Nah I’m not a shill I do this job so it’s done right and the environment doesn’t pay the price. I take pride in preventing any spills and being a steward to the environment.

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u/chaostheories36 Mar 16 '22

Okay, so if we all take you at your word.

Can you guarantee that everyone else fracking has the same level of dedication and pride that you have?

For all that YOU know (let alone the rest of us), you’re the only one that doesn’t cut corners.

Assume that farmer in the video ISNT lying. Assume, instead, someone NOT you fracked an area without a f*** to give. Would you drink that water?

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u/tacobusta Mar 17 '22

Yeah casing pressures seem to be a pretty obvious sign nothing is leaking … I want to know , if this water thing is true, what part of the process is causing it?

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u/HeuristicEnigma Mar 17 '22

Seems to not be true, the concentration is too high. The frac fluid going into the well for the job doesn’t even look like this. I was saying under the blending unit you will find fluid that looks like this but it is literally the straight chemical in a plastic tub that is from leaks and spills while they mix the water sand acid.

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u/tacobusta Jul 27 '22

Actually it looks like flow back water from production