No additives needed for emissions control
Up to 5% better fuel economy1
Lower lifecycle costs1
1 Compared to Tier 2 engine
Full performance available up to 13,000 ft (4,000 m)2
Optimized power-to-weight ratio
Rugged, reliable design
2 Dependent on air intake temperature. Subject to be confirmed.
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Fourth-generation common rail injection system
New generation of the successful Series 4000 engine
Wherever you plan to use your equipment in the future, the New EDP is ready for it: cold start capability down to 14 °F / -10 °C (without preheating) and going up to 131 °F / 55 °C degrees ambient allows operation from harsh winter to scorching summer.
Thanks to the compact profile of the radiator and engine – due to the fact that it has no exhaust gas aftertreatment – the New EDP can be easily shipped in a 40ft open-top high-cube container without dismantling.
The rugged base frame designed for dragging, tailboarding, and crane lifts ensures easy system handling.
The radiator’s vertical discharge and variable speed fans reduce heat and noise emissions. This means for operators improved operational safety and less strain on personnel.
The rugged base frame designed for dragging, tailboarding, and crane lifts ensures easy system handling.
With cold start capabilities from 14 °F / -10 °C without preheating up to 131 °F / 55 °C, and a cooler for extreme operational environments, the EDP is designed to perform anywhere in the world – even under the toughest environmental and operational drilling conditions.
The EDP’s extremely sturdy base frame is built for rugged durability – proven by FEA stress tests – and meets ASTM global quality standards.
The New Electric Drilling Package is an easy-to-integrate, all-in-one solution, including genset and radiator, designed to deliver in almost any conditions. It starts without preheating – even down to 14 °F (-10 °C) – and works happily at altitudes of up to 13,000 ft (4000 m)1.
Its robust, compact design makes it easy to transport and use as a simple plug & play solution. And powered by the fourth generation of our winning Series 4000 engine, it gives you up to 5% more fuel economy2 as well as meeting the Tier 4 emissions standard without exhaust gas aftertreatment.
1 Dependent on air intake temperature. Subject to be confirmed. 2 Compared to Tier 2 engine.
MTU Electric Drilling Packages for the Oil & Gas Industry
1. EDP-Flyer
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1. OTC 2018
April 30 to May 3, 2018, NRG Center, Booth 3460, NRG Park, Houston, Texas, USA
“The stresses on these diesel engines and drills are extreme. They need to be able to withstand extreme operating temperatures and run dependably at high power virtually nonstop.” Lyle Eastham, President, Big E Drilling
Who: Big E Drilling, a landbased drilling contractor
Where: Bellaire, Texas, USA
What: MTU Electric Drilling Package, featuring three MTU Series 4000 G73 generator sets running in parallel
Why: Provide rugged, reliable drilling and standby power for horizontal drilling and fracturing to depths of over 20,000 feet
Who: Italian energy company has concessions to drill for geothermal energy. Drilling is undertaken by Petreven.
What:Electric Drilling Packages incl. MTU 12V 4000 engine powering drill rigs
Where: Cerro Pabellon, Apacheta, Northern Chile
Why:MTU’s engines deliver reliable power at altitudes up to 15,748 ft (4,800 m) and extreme climatic conditions
“MTU’s EDPs have been user-friendly, running well and with no recordable downtime. The results have been very favorable from an operational point of view.” Mike Almond, Corporate Maintenance Manager, Unit Drilling
Who: Unit Drilling, a division of Unit Corporation
Where: Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
What: Six MTU Series 4000 G73 generator sets (Electric Drilling Packages)
Why: Provide self-contained, reliable power for oil and gas drilling rigs deployed in remote sites in the southwestern United States
Who: Arduini Luigi, Italian OEM, specializing in onshore oil & gas power equipment, supplied to contracting company Pergemine
Where: Marsicovetere, Italy
What:MTU delivered 13x 12V 4000 G73 rated 870 – 1,105 kW
Why:Containerized solution in sensitive environment, meeting strict governmental demands, working efficiently and reliably for over 20,000 hours to date
Who: Herrenknecht, a German OEM, specializing in onshore oil & gas drilling equipment, supplied to contracting company San Antonio Drilling
Where: Operated by San Antonio Drilling at the Vaca Muerta Project, in Southern Argentina, under extreme weather conditions.
What:Each vertical drilling rig model, RP 2000 (craneless rigup), is powered by three Electric Drilling Packages including MTU 12V 4000 engines generating 1.1 mW, + 10% each. 600 V. 60 Hz
Why:Designed for rapid deployment and movement between drilling sites of oil or gas wells that can be up to 13,000 ft (4,000 m) deep
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