flowback meaning

• [Economics]
  The resale on the domestic market of shares initially sold to overseas investors.
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  [Finance]
  When foreign investors perform a massive sell-off of a company's cross-listed shares back to the country of issuance as a result of an impending cross-border merger. In some situations, these cross-border mergers give foreign investors the perception that certain serious drawbacks are so apparent that they have no choice but to sell their shares.

• Recycled flowback water can be reused in hydraulic fracturing.
• Flowback and brine from oil and gas wells are injected into EPA-regulated class II disposal wells.
• One of the most striking things about this year's Idul Fitri is the thinner Lebaran flowback traffic.
• In this case the discharge valve has a non-return function which prevents flowback from the pressure line.
• Some of the water used in hydraulic fracturing is recovered at the surface as flowback or later production brine.
• Technologies are developing methods of removing salt and radioactive materials, allowing safe disposal of flowback fluid under Environment Agency licence.
• In spite of heavy production by the two mints, early 1964 saw but a trickle of flowback, alarming the Fed.
• In January 2014, licences were withdrawn by Cuadrilla when arrangements for disposal and treatment of contaminated flowback fluid were not considered to be adequate by the Environment Agency.
• Before 2011, flowback in Pennsylvania was processed by public wastewater plants, which were not equipped to remove radioactive material and were not required to test for it.
• Earthquakes large enough to be felt by people have also been linked to some deep disposal wells that receive hydraulic fracturing flowback and produced water from hydraulically fractured wells.

• "flowback" meaning in Chinese: 返排
• "flowback" meaning in Japanese: {名} : 逆流｛ぎゃくりゅう｝
• "flowback" meaning in Russian: flowback обратный приток акций в страны заемщиков