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Mud Pumps come in both electric and gas / diesel engine drive along with air motors. Most of these pumps for mud, trash and sludge or other high solids content liquid dewatering, honey wagon and pumper trucks. Slurry and mud pumps are often diaphragm type pumps but also include centrifugal trash and submersible non-clog styles.
WARNING: Do not use in explosive atmosphere or for pumping volatile flammable liquids. Do not throttle or restrict the discharge. Recommend short lengths of discharge hose since a diaphragm mud pump is a positive displacement type and they are not built with relief valves.
The 2,200-hp mud pump for offshore applications is a single-acting reciprocating triplex mud pump designed for high fluid flow rates, even at low operating speeds, and with a long stroke design. These features reduce the number of load reversals in critical components and increase the life of fluid end parts.
The pump’s critical components are strategically placed to make maintenance and inspection far easier and safer. The two-piece, quick-release piston rod lets you remove the piston without disturbing the liner, minimizing downtime when you’re replacing fluid parts.
A comprehensive range of mud pumping, mixing, and processing equipment is designed to streamline many essential but time-consuming operational and maintenance procedures, improve operator safety and productivity, and reduce costly system downtime.
We manufacturer of mud pump, are presenting our range under “Vijay” Brand name. The offered mud pump is designed to circulate drilling fluid under high pressure and promote the variegated crude oil and mud slurry handling applications in oil & cement segments.
Handling of the mud during the drilling crude oil has become easy with the offered range of the mud pump, thanks to the ingenious configuration of thereof, wherein the inner curvatures of pump casing have been customized to reduce the load on the impeller, whereas raise the discharge volume. In order to prevent the corrosion and early aging, all the wet end parts of this mud pump are engineered using the considerably applauded PP (polypropylene) material attributing excellent corrosion resistance and hence is also perceived as the PP pump or polypropylene pump in the variegated industries.
The effectiveness of this mud pump ensures that drilling mud is circulated profoundly to the bottom of the home at sterling pressure and volume to bring drilling debris out of the well hole and thereby is immensely popular in the domestic as well as global market. Owing the fame of this mud pump (PP pump), we have made it available in the miscellaneous specifications as below.
BW320 mud pump are mainly used for irrigation agricultural machinery.the main characteristic is the high pressure, lift much, less energy consumption, easy operation, high quality and durable, easy to move, especially for mountain terraces of irrigation.
BW320 type mud pump is a horizontal triplex single acting reciprocating piston pump, which has two bore and fourth gear speed. Displacement and hole depth can be adjusted according to the application, the deepest can be adjusted to the application, the deepest can be used with 1800meters drilling rig, it also can be used cement perfusion.
They are also the main equipment of the geological survey, the main role in the process of core drilling boreholes is to supply fluid(mud or water), making it circulate during drilling and carry rock waste back to the ground, in order to achieve and maintain the bottom hole clean and lubricate drill bits and drilling tools with cooling.
BW320 Mud Pumps is equipped with drilling rigs to drill holes with mud. During drilling mud pump pumps slurry to the hole to provide coat to the wall, to lubricate the drilling tools and to carry the rock debris up to the ground. It is applied to geological core drilling and prospecting drilling with depth less than 1500 meter.
BW1500-12 mud pump used for various engineering drilling rigs, geological drilling rig when drilling would like to nip the circulating fluid (mud or water), which is equipped with drilling rigs to drill holes with mud. During drilling mud pump pumps slurry to the hole to provide coat to the wall, to lubricate the drilling tools and to carry the rock debris up to the ground.
BW1500-12 mud pump is a horizontal single-acting cylinder reciprocating piston pump with variable speed to change the displacement and pressure selected for use.
They are also the main equipment of the geological survey,the main role in the process of core drilling boreholes is to supply fluid(mud or water),making it circulate during drilling and carry rock waste back to the ground,in order to achieve and maintain the bottom hole clean and lubricate drill bits and drilling tools with cooling.
The GATOR Sludge Pump offers many benefits and ensures consistently efficient processes for a variety of applications. Our unique slurry valve uses the pump discharge flow to agitate and slurry the sludge to “thin” the fluid for pumping and handling. After the slurry process is complete, the valve is closed to pump the sludge material to the discharge point.
Sludge pumps are used for many pit dewatering applications in the mining, industrial, agricultural, and construction industries, which often require the regular removal of waste products. Other types of pumps won’t be able to transfer liquids with high solid content, potentially resulting in clogging and backup that leads to system failure and costly downtime.
Low Energy Consumption. Portable sludge pumps feature efficient designs and reduced power consumption compared to other pump systems. As a result, you can save more money on energy costs with a more sustainable solution for waste removal. Low Energy Consumption. Portable sludge pumps feature efficient designs and reduced power consumption compared to other pump systems. As a result, you can save more money on energy costs with a more sustainable solution for waste removal.
High Abrasion Resistance. Sludge pumps are designed to handle abrasive solid materials, unlike other liquid pumping systems, making them more likely to hold up to abrasion. With less vulnerability to abrasion, you can avoid the need for frequent maintenance checks, downtime for repairs and replacements for parts.
High Wear Resistance. Since sludge pumps frequently transfer liquids containing solid content such as sand and gravel, they are constructed from high-quality materials to protect parts from wear. Less wear means further reduced maintenance and replacements, helping you get the most from each system.
Choosing the proper sludge pump largely depends on your application. Factors such as pump design, construction material, pump deployment, power requirements, and amount of solid content in the sludge are all important to consider when selecting a sludge pump for your project.
It is also crucial to work with a reputable sludge pump provider. Doing so grants you access to expert assistance in pump selection so that you can feel confident in your choice. At GATOR Pump, we can work with you to provide a high-quality, efficient, and reliable sludge pump that meets the specifications and requirements of your application.
When searching for the right sludge pumps for any application, GATOR Sludge Pumps can give you the reliability and efficiency you need. Our pump experts can also offer customization assistance; we can accommodate a wide array of unique requests and modifications.
Rundong Company specializes in making drilling mud pumps and oil drilling rig components with over 20 years" experience. This is BW series triplex mud pump, a kind of horizontal type, 3-cylinder, single-acting reciprocating piston pump. The followings are about parameters of different types of BW drilling mud pumps.
Mud pump BW-250, which is a type of horizontal, 3-cylinder, single-acting reciprocating piston pump, comes with 2 liner diameters and 4-speed gear shift. The capacity and hole depth can be freely adjusted according to specific needs. The mud pump can be used for grout injection, in addition to working together with a drill rig with the maximum drilling depth of 1,500m. This pump is easy to move, offering low energy consumption, easy operation, great durability and high flexibility.
BW320-Z mud pump, as a kind of horizontal type, 3-cylinder, single-acting reciprocating piston pump, comes with 2 liner diameters and 4-speed gear shift. The capacity and drilling depth is freely adjustable. The pump can be used for cement injection and to work together with a drill rig with the maximum drilling depth of 1,800m.
Rundong is an experienced Chinese BW mud pump manufacturer and supplier, established in 1970. We are involved in the development, production and sale of oil equipment, such as downhole drilling motor, power torque, and more. Our reliable quality and reasonably priced mud pump is highly sought by customers from Kazakhstan, Libya and other countries. In addition, cementing tool, valve and fishing tool, etc. are also available at Rundong. Thanks for visiting our website! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
With a back pull out design these pumps are gland packed or mechanically sealed and are used for air conditioning, booster service, fire fighting and sprinkler system. Delivery size varies from 32 mm to 150 mm
A mud pump represents a huge improvement in drilling over just using two hoses. It improves water flow. A typical mud pump will put out 100 gallons per minute whereas two hoses are only good for about 12 to 15 gallons per minute.
It saves water. Just as important, a mud pump allows you to employ a re-circulating system so you can use bentonite or other gelling material that will solidify the sandy, crumbly walls of your borehole long enough you can drill without worrying about your hole collapsing on your drillpipe.
Water is pumped, using the mud pump, down the drillpipe. At the bottom of the borehole it turns and goes back up outside the drillpipe carrying cuttings with it. When it reaches the top it goes out through the tee over to the portable mud pit.
The portable mud pit is continiously shoveled to get the mud out of the water. A water/mud mixture is then pumped out of the pit and back down through the PVC drillpipe.
Before we go further please take a look at the drawing below.It is from an excellent site, http://www.lifewater.ca/ that is dedicated to helping third world countries drill for water. The drawing shows their drilling rig, an LS-100 instead of our PVC apparatus but the mud pit arrangement is excellent. If you have time, it would be a good idea to go to https://www.lifewater.ca/drill_manual/Section_3.htm and browse around as well. They have many other excellent ideas.
The drilling fluid (water & bentonite) is pumped by the mud pump down the drilling pipe. At the bottom of the borehole it picks up cuttings and carries them to the top. At the top of the borehole the mixture of drilling fluid and cuttings go into a ditch that leads to a settling pit. The cuttings fall to the bottom in the settling pit while the drilling fluid goes over a small ditch into the the mud pit. During the drilling process, the cuttings are occasionally or continually shoveled from the bottom of the settling pit. From the mud pit, the mud pump pumps the fluid back into the drilling pipe and the process continues.
Now let’s move on to George’s arrangement. Rather than dig up his yard to make the settling and mud pits, he is using a portable mud pit. He has inserted a six inch diameter piece of PVC into the ground where he will be drilling. Then he attached a tee with a four inch pipe coming off the side. This four inch pipe leads to his portable mud pit
Below are a series of eMails George sent as he was drilling the well. As you can see, it took a bit of experimentation to find the right combination of size, speed, and drilling mud. He kept at it and his ultimate success is most impressive. I left off a couple of the first emails. As the story begins, George has a two inch pipe stuck in the ground from an effort using two water hoses as drilling fluid.
Using the mud pump method was GREAT ! I set everything up and had my neighbor over to help. I put the 20’ piece of 3″ pvc over my stuck 2″ pipe …. fired up the mud pump and got the water recirculating into my 110 gallon livestock tub. In less than 30 minutes, I had washed down to where the 3″ pipe was on top of the 2″ pipe. The 3″ pipe started wanting to stick in the soft sand, so I had my helper to add about 15 lbs. of “Aqua Gel” that I picked up at the plumbing store where I buy my well screens from. It’s a combination of bentonite and a vegetable polymer. Within a few minutes, I was able to easily slide the 3″ pipe up and down/side to side to enlarge my bore hole …… it quit caving in and sticking like it had been doingJ Instead of having to take the 2″ pipe out, both pipes washed down together ! At about 19’, I hit hardpan … so I decided to stop and pull out the 3″ pipe. After doing this, I had so much room left in the borehole, that I was able to pour 2 bags of pea gravel down the outside of my 2″ pipe all the way to the bottom …. without any caving in issues. I think I could have easily put down a 4″ pipe and well screen down that hole. The Aqua Gel was doing its job nicely.
Total time using the mud pump from starting to when I finished putting in the gravel pack was only 1 hour ! The guy at the plumbing shop told me I would have to backwash the well to remove the Aqua Gel because it would stop up the aquifer. I did that using my 110 gallon sprayer tank that was standing by full of clean water. I then hooked up my mud pump to the well and pumped it for 10 minutes … only getting about 9 gallons/minute flow. During this time, I filled my 110 gallon sprayer tank back up with clean water. I back flushed the well again …. after this time, I got a 16 gal/min flow …. getting better J On the third time I back flushed the well, I surged the mud pump from slow to fast … back and forth as it back flushed. Hooked everything back up and started pumping from the well ….. now getting 30 gal/min !! I decided to quit while I was ahead …. plus the temperature was pushing 100 degrees !!
next eMail)We jetted down the second well this past Saturday morning. It took only one hour from the time we started the pump until I finished with the gravel pack !! I used a 3″ pipe to jet with …. dropped in my 2″ pipe with 5’ well screen …. then pulled out the 3″ casing. At this point, there is enough room to pour 2.5 bags of pea gravel down the hole beside the well pipe. By using the Quick Gel, the hole does not cave in on the well pipe. The big difference this time was that I immediately back flushed the well with 110 gallons of fresh water to clear out the Quick Gel …. instead of trying to pump from it at the beginning like I did with my first well. This second well pumps a huge 60 gpm !!! I was amazed … to say the least. Tied together, both wells produce 90+ gpm with the pump slightly above idle speed J I’ve included some photos in this email and will send you some short videos in a follow up email. I hope it does not clog up your Inbox.Thanks so much for your help …… and inspiration from your website which got me started on this project !
Drilling consumables such as mud pump systems and their components can drastically increase your uptime while reducing costs and health/safety/environmental (HSE) risks. To support your drilling needs, Forum’s patented P-Quip® mud pump system offers a single-source solution that integrates high-quality fluid end components for maximum longevity and performance.
With more than 20 years of successful operation in severe environments, P-Quip offers a proven track record for the lowest cost of ownership in the industry. As part of our commitment to quality, our mud pump parts use patented Banded Bore™ technology that significantly reduces stress concentrations and leads to longer module life.