Stage 3 Separation

Western Canada

Separation and Dewatering Services in Calgary, AB.

Wide view of equipment inside the Stage 3 Separation Calgary shop

Working range

Built for
Alberta conditions.

The Calgary team supports Alberta oil sands and heavy oil across the Athabasca, Peace River, and Cold Lake regions, plus Saskatchewan heavy oil and British Columbia. Crews work in conditions that swing from roughly minus 40 C in winter to plus 35 C in summer, which shapes how a system is staged, insulated and run. Calgary holds a centrifuge fleet and a shop, and equipment moves across the border between the Canadian and US yards as projects need it.

-40 CWinter conditions Calgary crews work in
+35 CSummer end of the same working range
4Streams handled: tailings, SAGD water, heavy oil, waste

Calgary, Alberta

Calgary stages the fleet for Western Canada.

The Calgary yard holds a centrifuge fleet and a shop supporting Alberta oil sands and heavy-oil work across Athabasca, Peace River, and Cold Lake, plus Saskatchewan heavy oil and British Columbia. Equipment moves across the border between the Canadian and US yards as projects require it. Call the office or get directions to reach the team.

Stage 3 Separation centrifuge fleet staged in the Calgary yard

Tailings, produced water, and heavy-oil separation.

Calgary supports tailings pond dewatering, SAGD produced water, heavy-oil separation, and industrial waste processing across Alberta, Saskatchewan heavy oil, and British Columbia.

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Tailings pond dewatering

Calgary crews dewater tailings ponds as part of the oil sands work supported from this yard.

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SAGD produced water and heavy-oil separation

The team separates SAGD produced water and heavy oil across Athabasca, Peace River, and Cold Lake.

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A fleet staged for the season

Calgary holds a centrifuge fleet and a shop, and equipment moves across the border between the Canadian and US yards, so a winter job and a summer job can each be staged from what is closest.

Built for Western Canada's range

Different regions, different waste streams, one Calgary yard.

Athabasca oil sands, Peace River and Cold Lake heavy oil, Saskatchewan heavy oil, and British Columbia projects each bring a different waste stream to the Calgary team. Tailings, produced water, and industrial waste all need their own separation approach, staged out of the same yard.

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Dewater tailings ponds

Tailings pond dewatering is a standing part of the oil sands work Calgary supports.

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Handle SAGD produced water

SAGD produced water moves through the same separation process crews use on heavy-oil projects.

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Separate heavy oil

Heavy-oil separation covers work across Alberta and Saskatchewan, not only the oil sands proper.

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Move equipment across the border

Equipment moves between the Canadian and US yards, so the Calgary fleet is not limited to what is already on site.

Work with S3S

Talk to the Calgary team about your site.

Share the material, region, and required output. The Calgary team will scope the separation or dewatering equipment your project needs, from oil sands tailings to industrial waste.

What happens next

  1. A separation specialist reviews the material, the volumes and the site.
  2. We size the equipment and the crew against your schedule and the outputs you need.
  3. You get a configuration and a scope you can price the job against.
Talk to S3S Calgary