I’ve been running things in the field for the better part of a decade, and I’ve battled sediments the entire time. We are consistently walking the fine line between reducing our system’s flow rate in order to ensure we don’t burn out the carbon units with heavy sediments, and increasing the flow rate in order to keep up with our needs.   My ultimate goal is to eliminate this variable from the equation so my men can work more efficiently. That’s where the WTS2000 fits in – it’s a constant. It’s a tough, efficient, reliable piece of equipment.  Efficiency is cost-effective and cost effective wins bids.