Gone are the days when oil gushed out of the ground like a fountain and could be collected in barrels. Today, black gold must be extracted from the earth's interior, so pumps have become the "heart" of any gas or oil production enterprise. Scope of application of piston pumps: Piston pumps in the oi

Mud pumps are widely used in the exploration and drilling of oil, gas, and water wells. Their primary function is to circulate drilling mud, which helps to control pressure and temperature, lubricate the drill bit, and remove debris from the wellbore. In this article, we will explore the uses of mud

Oil wells are holes drilled in the earth to bring petroleum hydrocarbons to the surface. Often some natural gas is released with the oil as associated petroleum gas. A well designed to produce only natural gas may be referred to as a gas well. Wells are created by drilling down into oil or gas reser

In the case of oil wells, pumping is a routine operation that involves injecting fluids into the well. Pumping can be done through a kill wing valve fitted to the Christmas tree, or, if an intervening device is present, through a T-piece (a small section of the riser with connections on the side) in

Simple structure, easy disassembly and maintenance2. Smooth operation, low vibration and low noise3. It can transport high-concentration and high-viscosity (less than 10000PaS) suspension slurry4. Drilling fluid flows smoothly, without overflow, pulsation, agitation, and shearing of mud5. Exhaust p

A mud pump is a machine that delivers flushing fluids such as mud or water to the borehole during drilling. Mud pump is an important part of drilling machinery and equipment.