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Latest Products:
Introducing MTT Frac Pumps and Blender Units
Introducing MTT Turbine General Pumps
Drill Water Evaporation Process
Introducing MTT Turbine Nitrogen Pumps
New
MTT Turbine NitroGEN
MTT Turbine
PowerGEN Under Development
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Letters of Endorsement
BIC, the
Business and Industry Connection, wrote this glowing
endorsement of MTT as the manufacturing entity of sister
company, Turbine Stimulation Technologies. MTT's
contribution to fracing is hailed as "The Jet Frac
Revolution".
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here to download...
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Frac Stack Pack Specification
Engine: T-55 turbine engine
Power: 3,850 hp
Hydraulic Horsepower: 2,000 - 2,700+ hhp
Rate: Up to 48 BPM
Pressure: Up to 20,000 PSI
Emissions: 80% less NOx and CO than diesel
engines running on #2 diesel fuel
Fuel: Runs on bio-fuel up to B-100
Natural Gas: Fuel conversion available
Noise Level: 90-dB at 50-ft with double frac
trailer running both turbines
Transport: Frac packs are air transportable |
The 3,850 hp gas turbine stacked
above the pumps weighs only 770 lbs. |
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Blender Units
In addition to manufacturing turbine-powered frac pumps,
MTT integrates two 1,400-hp turbine engines into our
blending units. Completely contained and mobile,
each unit has a footprint of only 9' x 4'. |
Blender Specification
Engine: 2 each T-53
turbines
Power: 1,400 hp each
Pump Range: Up to 125 BPM
Proppant Augers: (2) 12" and (1) 10" up to 18,000
lbs/min
Additives: (6) liquid up to 36 GMP (1) dry up to
25 lbs/min
Fuel: Runs on bio-fuel up to B-100
Natural Gas: Fuel conversion available |
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Dual Purpose Nitrogen Pumper |
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For super-heated nitrogen
applications, MTT is adapting our standard 180,000 scfh
pumper to add a dry exhaust heat exchanger to supplement
the flow. This trailer will now include the basic N2
liquid to gas conversion for stimulation, plus a
super-heated output. Features include:
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Straight liquid N2
for cooling applications
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High rates of N2
with a sustained 6,000 scfm at ambient temp
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450 F customer gas
discharge temp at a sustainable 3000 scfm
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4,000 PSI
This super-heated N2 is used for
many applications including pipeline cleaning. |
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Drill Water
Evaporation Process |
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Drill water disposal has
long been a costly problem. Reinjection is not always
feasible due to potential pollutants being introduced
into the water table. MTT’s response is to evaporate
the water via the turbine waste heat when running any
frac or pump job. MTT’s soon to be released production
model will consist of a removable water collection
vessel ducted near the turbine exhaust. A continuous
supply of drill water is directed to the vessel and
harmless steam is then vented to atmosphere. Residual
solids in the vessel are collected and safely disposed
of. A high volume of waste water can be continuously
disposed of at site and can act as a processing depot
for surrounding fields. The 1,000+ degree turbine
waste heat is literally “free energy” when the turbine
is running any form of pump job. |
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To support fracing
equipment along with other high-use nitrogen
applications, MTT is developing the first
turbine-powered mobile nitrogen generator: the MTT
Turbine NitroGen, generating gaseous nitrogen on site.
A natural extension of
the MTT Turbine Nitrogen Pump recently released to the
market, these Turbine NitroGEN units provide from 420 to
3,800 hp on a single trailer. The turbine engine,
nitrogen generation process, its support systems, pumps,
and control house are all embodied on a conventional
trailer and achieves an incredibly high output in a
minimal amount of space. As a result, the MTT Turbine
NitroGen can easily be modularized for air transport and
is suitable as a barge-based nitrogen hub supporting
offshore work. Bio fuel ready. |
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