Where is the BW160 mud pump mainly used
2026-01-31
The BW160 mud pump is a horizontal single-cylinder double-acting/three-cylinder single-acting reciprocating piston pump, suitable for small and medium-sized borehole operations with a displacement of 160L/min and a pressure range of 1.3-10MPa. It is primarily used in geological exploration, engineering drilling, grouting reinforcement, trenchless technology, and other scenarios, and is a standard flushing/grouting power equipment for small drilling rigs. The following provides a detailed breakdown by industry and scenario:
1. Geological and engineering exploration (core business)
Geological core drilling: shallow core drilling at depths ranging from 300 to 1000m, utilizing flushing fluid to cool the drill bit, transport rock debris, protect the borehole wall from collapse, and is compatible with portable exploration drilling rigs.
Engineering survey: Geotechnical sampling, pile foundation testing holes for railways, highways, bridges, ports, and tunnels, providing stable flushing fluid to ensure the stability of the hole wall.
Mineral exploration: shallow general survey drilling of coal fields and metal mines, with the assistance of small-diameter drills to complete coring and hole cleaning.
Hydrological well: drilling of small-diameter civilian wells and farmland irrigation wells, providing mud for wall protection and hole cleaning, while considering well completion efficiency.
II. Infrastructure and foundation treatment (high-frequency applications)
Soft foundation reinforcement / grouting: Low-pressure to medium-pressure grouting (such as cement grout, chemical grout) for highway subgrades, dam seepage prevention, and foundation pit support, to fill pores, lift and correct deviations, and adapt to rotary jet grouting / anchor jet grouting construction.
Tunnel and slope support: Advanced small conduit grouting for tunnels, grouting for slope anchor cables/anchor rod holes, sealing water seepage, and stabilizing surrounding rock.
Pile foundation engineering: mud circulation, hole cleaning, and wall protection during the construction of small cast-in-place piles and CFG piles to ensure the integrity of the pile body.
Trenchless pipe laying: Mud delivery for small horizontal directional drilling (HDD), which cools the drill bit, carries drill cuttings, lubricates the hole wall, and is suitable for drilling rigs under 15 tons.
III. Other Industries and Special Scenarios
Mine auxiliary: underground drainage for small mines, grouting behind tunnel walls to stop leaks, suitable for explosion-proof motor drive scenarios.
Geothermal and ground source heat pump: Mud circulation in geothermal wells and buried pipe drilling to ensure stable borehole walls and heat exchanger tube installation.
Laboratory / Scientific Research: Simulated drilling of geological samples, testing of geotechnical engineering materials, and providing fluid delivery with controllable pressure and flow rate.
Emergency rescue: small dam piping closure, foundation pit water inrush grouting, with portability suitable for rapid field operations.
1. Geological and engineering exploration (core business)
Geological core drilling: shallow core drilling at depths ranging from 300 to 1000m, utilizing flushing fluid to cool the drill bit, transport rock debris, protect the borehole wall from collapse, and is compatible with portable exploration drilling rigs.
Engineering survey: Geotechnical sampling, pile foundation testing holes for railways, highways, bridges, ports, and tunnels, providing stable flushing fluid to ensure the stability of the hole wall.
Mineral exploration: shallow general survey drilling of coal fields and metal mines, with the assistance of small-diameter drills to complete coring and hole cleaning.
Hydrological well: drilling of small-diameter civilian wells and farmland irrigation wells, providing mud for wall protection and hole cleaning, while considering well completion efficiency.
II. Infrastructure and foundation treatment (high-frequency applications)
Soft foundation reinforcement / grouting: Low-pressure to medium-pressure grouting (such as cement grout, chemical grout) for highway subgrades, dam seepage prevention, and foundation pit support, to fill pores, lift and correct deviations, and adapt to rotary jet grouting / anchor jet grouting construction.
Tunnel and slope support: Advanced small conduit grouting for tunnels, grouting for slope anchor cables/anchor rod holes, sealing water seepage, and stabilizing surrounding rock.
Pile foundation engineering: mud circulation, hole cleaning, and wall protection during the construction of small cast-in-place piles and CFG piles to ensure the integrity of the pile body.
Trenchless pipe laying: Mud delivery for small horizontal directional drilling (HDD), which cools the drill bit, carries drill cuttings, lubricates the hole wall, and is suitable for drilling rigs under 15 tons.
III. Other Industries and Special Scenarios
Mine auxiliary: underground drainage for small mines, grouting behind tunnel walls to stop leaks, suitable for explosion-proof motor drive scenarios.
Geothermal and ground source heat pump: Mud circulation in geothermal wells and buried pipe drilling to ensure stable borehole walls and heat exchanger tube installation.
Laboratory / Scientific Research: Simulated drilling of geological samples, testing of geotechnical engineering materials, and providing fluid delivery with controllable pressure and flow rate.
Emergency rescue: small dam piping closure, foundation pit water inrush grouting, with portability suitable for rapid field operations.
