The support role on a cementing or fracturing spread is filled by this truck's centrifugal pump - 750 m3/h at 45 m of head - feeding clean water or fracturing fluid to where the active equipment is working. Unlike a pressure pump, it is built for bulk transfer and sustained delivery rather than injection head, and it carries a sealed, anti-corrosion tank so the fluid it moves stays clean on the way. The truck self-primes, fills rapidly and recirculates without a separate feed line, which is what keeps the blender and cementing unit supplied when the nearest water source is hundreds of metres from the wellhead.
The self-priming centrifugal pump is rated 750 m3/h against 45 m of head, sized to keep a cementing blender or fracturing spread supplied without throttling back as the tank level drops. One pump covers suction, fast filling and circulation on location.
The tank is welded from heavy plate with a multi-stage anti-corrosion lining and a sealed top, so delivered water or fracturing fluid arrives free of dust and residual contamination rather than picking up tank scale mid-job. Internal baffles keep the load settled on rough access roads.
The unit moves clean water, brine and fracturing fluid, the feed streams a cementing or fracturing crew actually needs on location, and it doubles as a circulating flushing source for wellbore cleanup. It is not rated for high-pressure injection - that is the pump truck's job.
Overflow protection, a pressure-relief valve, real-time level monitoring, an emergency shut-off and anti-static bonding are fitted as standard, matching oilfield safety rules for fluid transport rather than road-tank practice. The working platform is non-slip for hose handling on site.
Ride height, suspension and tire sizing are set for soft sand, mud-season tracks and uneven well pads that an ordinary road tank truck cannot reach, which is how it services remote cluster wells without a grader-built road. Weight distribution keeps the laden tank stable on slopes.
Storage, transport and rapid supply are combined on a single chassis, replacing a queue of bowsers and manual hosing at the pad. Fewer support vehicles means less crew time and less coordination overhead per cementing stage.
| Product | Fluid Supply Truck |
|---|---|
| Product line | Cementing & Fracturing Equipment |
| Centrifuge pump displacement | 750(m3/h) |
|---|---|
| Pumping head | 45(m) |
| Working medium | Water, fracturing fluid |
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Questions about the fluid supply truck start with the 750 m3/h rating, head and winter operation provisions.
It integrates liquid storage, long-distance transportation and on-site rapid supply functions, specially used for supporting liquid supply for oilfield cementing, fracturing, well flushing and well maintenance. It solves the problem of insufficient on-site liquid reserve and discontinuous supply, ensuring continuous and stable oilfield construction.
It is compatible with multiple conventional oilfield working media, including construction clean water, brine, cementing mixing water, fracturing base fluid and other non-corrosive industrial liquids. The tank anti-corrosion grade can be customized for special medium adaptation.
Yes. The truck rides a heavy off-road chassis sized for muddy, sandy and seasonal mountain access, with the tire and suspension matched to unpaved well-pad roads. It reaches remote locations where a standard on-road truck cannot, which matters on scattered fields where the road ends before the well.
Yes. The truck is specified for year-round field service, with the tank and fluid path arranged so water or fracturing fluid is delivered clean in winter operation; optional heat preservation and heating devices are available where pipelines and tanks must be kept above freezing. Confirm the site winter temperature band in the inquiry so the winterising scope is priced explicitly.
Yes. The configuration is settled against the cementing or fracturing spread before the order: tank volume, delivery rate around the 750 m3/h and 45 m head centrifugal pump, tank material and anti-corrosion grade, and the heat-preservation package are matched to the working medium, spread size and winter site conditions, then written into the quotation and the factory test report.
Commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation for the exact configuration, quantity and destination.
Built to API oilfield equipment standards at the Jingzhou plant under ISO 9001:2015 quality management, the fluid tanks, pumping lines and valves are pressure-tested at the factory; seals, couplings and unloading points are checked before shipment, and test reports are supplied with the unit.
Operation and maintenance manuals, chassis documentation and factory test reports are supplied; the hydraulic and electrical schematics are included for the client's service department.
Confirmed in the quotation according to configuration, quantity and destination.
Manuals, conventional spare parts and remote technical guidance are included; on-site commissioning and operator training can be arranged on request.
Payment schedule, Incoterms, port and packaging are agreed in the sales contract.
A recommended spare-parts list for the first operating period is provided with the quotation.
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