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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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Classifications
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jetPUMP™
9000 |
Engine: T-55 turbine engine
Power: 3800-hp
Hydraulic Horsepower: 2,500 - 2,750-hhp
Rate: 140-bpm
Pressure: 9,000-psi
Emissions: 80% less NOx and CO than diesel
engines
running on #2 diesel fuel
Fuel: Runs on bio-fuel up to B-100
Noise Level: 90-dB at 15-ft |
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The MTT designed frac
pump spread features nine 3,800-hp Lycoming T-55
turbines mounted on only three mobile trailers including
the Tri-Plex pump, engine accessories, fuel tanks,
electrical and start system, inlet, and exhaust.
LAGCOE Debut
MTT debuted their 3,800-hp turbine frac pump and their
twin 1,000-hhp general pump at LAGCOE, 2007. The
3,800-hp jetPUMP™ was configured with a 2,250-hhp
triplex pump as a complete assembly, with three units
fitting on a single trailer. For patent protection
purposes, the MTT Turbine Twin 1000 Pump™ is displayed
without its standard two 1,400-hp turbines sitting atop
each pump, and without its single 420-hp turbine driving
the hydraulic system. |
(Pictured above: MTT Turbine Twin 1000-hp Pump™)
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Pictured also (far right)
is the MTT Turbine Frac Pump™ prototype,
utilizing a 600-hhp MSI pump driven by a 1,400-hp
turbine engine.
For more information, go to:
www.turbinestim.com
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Blender Units
In addition to manufacturing turbine-powered frac pumps,
MTT integrates two 1,400-hp turbine engines into TST's
blending units as part of a typical frac pump spread.
Completely contained and mobile, each unit has a
footprint of only 9' x 4'. |
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