Brad Knapp

About Brad Knapp

I live and work in Williston Basin. One of the most prolific oil fields in the U.S. It extends 475 miles north to south and 300 miles east to west. The Bakken is the best known of the Williston Basin and I’m proud to work with my customers providing pump solutions for salt-water disposal and salt water transfer applications. Additionally I work closely with upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas companies for just about every pump application; from well head injection to site transfer and gathering to terminals and pipeline services with booster pumps and multistage pumps. Happy to discuss any pumping requirements. Give me a call or email B••••••••@dxpe.com and let\'s talk.

Experience

1. Pump & Packaged Equipment Sales, Mechanical Engineer

   DXP Enterprises, Inc.

   Mar 2011 — Present

   Dickinson, ND 58601

Education

• University of Denver - Daniels College of Business

  Masters

  2007 — 2011

• Colorado School of Mines

  Bachelor of Science

  2000 — 2004

Skills

• Salt Water Transfer
• Fresh Water Injection
• Lact Units
• Salt Water Disposal
• Contract Negotiation
• Vertical Can Pumps
• Vs6 (Can/Barrel) & Type Vs1 (Open Sump) Vertically-Suspended Multistage Vertical Turbine Pump
• Ansi Low Flow Horizontal Process Pump
• Booster Pumps
• Oh2 Centerline-Mounted Single-Stage Overhung End Suction, Top Discharge Pump
• Allocation
• Oh3 Heavy Duty Bearing Bracketed Vertical in-Line Pump
• Energy
• Continuous Improvement
• Horizontal Self Priming Process Pump
• Oh4 Single Stage Coupled Vertical in-Line Pump
• Centrifugal Pumps
• Bb1 Axially Split, Single Stage, Double Suction, Horizontal, Between Bearing Pump
• Ansi Horizontal Process Pump
• Ansi in-Line Process Pump
• Bb3 Axially-Split Multistage Between Bearing Side-Suction, Side-Discharge Pump