Two-StageTWT605D-17T Air Compressor
TWT605D-17T is a two-stage compression screw air compressor with 17.1m³/min air delivery and 17bar working pressure, equipped with Cummins 154kW engine, suitable for geothermal drilling, mining and DTH hammer operations.
Product Overview
TWT605D-17T is a two-stage compression mobile screw air compressor with 605CFM/17m³/min air delivery and 17bar working pressure. Also available with 530CFM/21bar dual pressure configuration. Equipped with Cummins QSC5.9-C210-30 engine, 210HP/154kW powerful output, compact structure, easy relocation, widely used in mining, road construction and water well drilling.
Mobile design, easy relocation, suitable for various drilling construction projects.
Core Advantages
Efficient Filtration
Efficient air filter and intake system, long maintenance intervals, excellent performance
High Pressure & Large Delivery
17bar high pressure output, drives large diameter DTH hammers
Compact Design
Compact structure, easy relocation, suitable for frequent site changes
Cummins Engine
Cummins 154kW powerful output, low fuel consumption, high reliability
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Air Delivery | 605 CFM / 17 m³/min |
| Working Pressure | 17 bar |
| Engine Brand | Cummins |
| Engine Power | 210 HP / 154 kW |
| Drive Method | Two-Stage Compression |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 3950 × 2050 × 1980 mm |
| Unit Weight | 3000 kg |
Recommended Matching Technology
| Drilling Method | Applicable Formation | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DTH Air Drilling | Hard Rock, Gravel Layer | With screw air compressor + DTH hammer |
Applications
Applicable Engineering Scenarios
Rural Water Supply Wells
High pressure large delivery design
Agricultural Irrigation Wells
Agricultural irrigation water intake, 17 bar suitable for different well diameter requirements
Hydrogeological Exploration
Hydrogeological survey and exploration, sampling and pumping test both supported
Applicable Geological Conditions
- Clay Layer
- Sand Gravel Layer
- Weathered Rock Formation
- Soft Rock Formation
