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"Do you have water treatment issues
related to oil and gas field services?
IHS offers the most cost effective, cutting
edge technology to handle them."

Our Purpose :

IHS was formed for the purpose of marketing and leasing flowback and service/produce water treatment and recycling technology. The Company’s primary market is the oil and gas exploration and production industry. IHS works directly with oil and gas field producers, oil field services companies, and supporting networks to design and deliver on-site integrated systems to sites in the U.S. and throughout the world.

The IHS goal:
"Drinking water standards -
BETTER, CLEANER, CHEAPER!"

The IHS Advantage:

  • IHS utilizes a process that mimics nature. This process requires little or no chemicals and lowers your operating costs.
  • IHS provides accurate and reliable data to make critical water resource decisions with confidence.
  • IHS gives you the most effective water treatment program that provides process and equipment efficiencies, downtime minimization, methods of maintenance cost reduction, and equipment life cycle longevity.
  • IHS will become your single source for all water related products and services.
 The Six Questions

The Gateway to Your IHS Water Treatment Solution

  1. Where is the Source Water/Source of the contamination? - Industry and type(s) of product(s) the company is (are) producing.
  2. Extraction rate - How much effluent will be provided to IHS? Gallons/day/hour/minute? Liters/day/hour/minute?
  3. What are the contaminants? Need a chemical panel of the effluent describing contaminants and concentrations - BOD/COD levels, pH, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Total Suspended Solids (TSS) in parts per million (ppm) or milligrams/liter (mg/l).
  4. What are the required treatment standards? For example, WHO, FAO, EU, US Safe Drinking Water, etc. If those are not known, IHS can suggest applicable standards.
  5. Output - How much treated water needs to be returned?
  6. What are you doing with the treated water? Are you recycling it back for re-use, discharging it to a watershed/storm water system, directing it into an aquifer recharge gallery or well?

The IHS Goal:
"Drinking water standards -
BETTER, CLEANER, CHEAPER!"