MTT Double Pumper

In response to the industry’s need for high-density capacity in chemical and general pumping, MTT has produced the MTT Turbine Double Pumper featuring dual 1,400 hp turbines driving dual 1,000 hhp quintiplex pumps on a single trailer.  A 420 hp turbine is installed to drive the hydraulic system.

Just released to the oilfield, these chemical and general pumps can be used for any number of fluids, cement or acid.  They are also used for pump down work, coiled tubing support and P&A.  Bio fuel ready.

Key to the MTT Turbine Double Pumper innovation are two each 1,400-hp turbines.  Each turbine is stacked above a 1,000-hp quintiplex pump.  The integration of the system includes a high-volume stainless mixing tank, centrifugal pumps, iron racks, and a fully enclosed, climate-controlled house that can operate the entire system remotely.  MTT elected to install its smallest turbine engine, the Rolls-Royce Model C20-B at 420 hp, as the power plant for the hydraulic drive system.
 

With the MTT Turbine Double Pumper there is significant high flow exhaust heat that exits the turbine at 1,100° F.   This heat can be used to drive other processes, create steam, and/or superheat a product.  As is the case with all MTT turbine-powered pumps, our chemical and general pumps can run on bio fuels up through B-100 and can be modularized for air transport.  On the seas, they are suitable for barge transport supporting offshore work.
 

Turbine Double Pumper Specification

Engine:  T-53 turbine engine X 2 for power
Power:  1,400 hp each

Engine:  Rolls-Royce C20 turbine engine for hydraulics
Power:  420 hp

Hydraulic Horsepower:  1,000 hhp quint pumps X 2
Rate:  Up to 19.6 BPM
Pressure:  Up to 14,000 PSI

Fuel: Runs on bio-fuel up to B-100

Transport:  Modular - air transportable