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R&M Energy Systems develop Moyno PD powered generator

03 June 2010

The ElectroFlo Generator is powered by a positive displacement downhole power section, which has been used to handling entrained solids in drilling fluids.

The output power of Moyno's ElectroFlo Generator is 200 W (7.1 Amps at 28 volts). The generator has a greater tolerance of lost circulation material (LCM) and thus allows for much broader spectra of drilling fluids. It has a slower RPM, and is easily adaptable to different flow ranges.

 

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