Drill Cuttings Reinjection Pump Packages
Drill cuttings reinjection has, over the last twenty years, become recognized as an environmentally responsible and cost-effective disposal method for offshore waste. For over 20 years, we have been at the forefront of offshore cuttings re-injection pump package development.
Our CRI and Waste Injection Pump Units
Our high pressure cuttings reinjection pump skids are in use in hazardous areas around the world. They are used in both onshore and offshore locations for continuous cuttings injection over a wide range of flows and pressures. In addition to cuttings re-injection, we also manufacture waste injection packages. These units are suitable for a range of high pressure, well service pumping applications such as injecting seawater, slurries, drilling muds and sand into subsea strata.
Options and Configurations
We design and configure the CRI and waste injection pump skids to suit your application. Units that include an electric motor with variable speed drive (VSD) control are capable of providing a variable flowrate from 0% to 100% at the required duty pressure. Alternatively, we build diesel-driven systems with six-speed transmission. Additional configurations such as diesel/electro hydraulic drives are available. We offer a range of environmental enclosures which provide noise attenuation and weather protection. You will see from the picture gallery on this page a small sample of the variety of drill cuttings injection pump packages that we have designed and manufactured. To find out more, call our sales engineers +44 1905 751790 or email to discuss your requirements sales@calder.co.uk.
Our Offshore Cuttings Injection Skid Design Experience
Whatever your offshore drill cuttings re-injection requirements, our wealth of experience and ongoing design and development processes will ensure you receive a well service pump package designed for the job. Indeed, the pump skid will possess the inherent reliability that has become synonymous with Calder. Discover more about our design capabilities and our extensive hazardous area experience. Finally, through our experience, we also understand the importance to offshore operators of the need to document our equipment to the standards required by the offshore energy sector. Check out our documentation knowledge.
This waste injection unit case study discusses the challenges of designing a pump package for a platform with severe space constraints.
Current Project
In design is this waste injection pump skid. When the baseframe arrives build will commence. We are keeping this page updated with the unit’s progress.
Contact Us
Whatever your cuttings re-injection or waste injection application, we are here to help. Please call us on +44 1905 751790 or email sales@calder.co.uk.
- Noise attenuation.
- Variable flows.
- Local or remote control.
- Data acquisition and logging.
- Electric, hydraulic or diesel drive.
- System performance/health monitoring.
- Space heater.
- Fire and gas detection.
- Skid.
- Crash frame.
- Container.
- Enclosure.
- Skid. This is the lightest option. Skid units have fork-truck slots and we supply a lifting frame where required.
- Crash frame. This option is lightweight and affords considerable protection during transportation. Can include both fork-list slots, and lifting eyes.
- Container. This provides maximum protection from transportation operations and environmental conditions. Comes with a choice of noise attenuation options. Can include both fork-list slots, and lifting eyes.
- Skid and separate environmental enclosure. This is a popular option for many of our customers. It consists of a lightweight skid with the option of a floor- or skid-mounted environmental enclosure with noise attenuation options.
- Trailer. There are two trailer options. Firstly, operators use road-going trailer unit for multi-site operations. Secondly, we offer site trailer units allowing easy movements within one site.
- Road-going, trailer-mounted cuttings re-injection unit. This was designed and built for a customer to use across various onshore locations.
- Modular well service pump skids. These units were for operation in a remote locations where access by land was not feasible. Each module was to be lifted by helicopter to the operating location and the design ensured easy re-assembly on site.
- Small-footprint cuttings reinjection units. These CRI units were designed for a platform with limited deck space and restricted access.
