HNA-F Series Triplex Mud Pump
Product Introduction
As the core equipment of the Drilling Fluid Circulation System, the mud pump operates in a continuous suction and discharge cycle.
Driven by a prime mover (diesel engine or electric motor), power is transmitted via the drive system including pulleys and universal shafts to the drive shaft. The drive shaft then drives the crankshaft to rotate through gear sets. When the crankshaft turns and pulls the piston toward the power end, a vacuum forms inside the fluid cylinder. Under liquid surface pressure, the drilling fluid from the suction tank pushes open the suction valve and flows into the cylinder. This process continues until the piston reaches the right dead point, which is defined as the suction stroke of the mud pump.
As the crankshaft keeps rotating, the piston moves toward the fluid end. The fluid inside the cylinder is compressed and pressure rises, which closes the suction valve and pushes the discharge valve open. The fluid flows into the discharge pipeline until the piston arrives at the left dead point, known as the discharge stroke.
With the continuous operation of the prime mover, the mud pump repeats suction and discharge actions cyclically. It steadily delivers drilling fluid from the suction tank down to the well bottom through the discharge pipeline, ensuring normal operation of the whole Drilling Fluid Circulation System.
After Sales Service
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Standard Warranty12 months .
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Global Support24/7 technical assistance and spare parts supply.
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TrainingOn-site or remote operation/maintenance training.