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With more than twice the torque output of conventional motors, the PowerPak* ERT high-performance motor uses even rubber power section
technology to convert more of the hydraulic horsepower generated by mud flow to available bit torque. This delivers a smoother constant
bit RPM even with aggressive bits, leading to increased ROP and drilling performance.
800 PowerPak ERT
Differential pressure, psi (kPa)
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5,000
(6,780)
10,000
(13,560)
15,000
(20,335)
20,000
(27,115)
25,000
(33,900)
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50
100
150
200
250
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(3,450)
900 gpm

(3,400 lpm)
(6,900)
600 gpm
(2,270 lpm)
(10,350) (13,800) (17,250)

300 gpm
(1,135 lpm)
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322 hp
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57 hp
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800ERT5652
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Performance Summary
Torque
At max power 17,120 ft-lbs (23,210 Nm)
Stall 27,900 ft-lbs (37,825 Nm)
Power Max 475 hp (354 Kw)
Speed
No load 71-215 rpm
Rev/unit volume 0.237 rev/gal (0.063 rev/liter)
Flow Range 300-900 gpm (1,135-3,400 lpm)
Pressure
No load - mid fow 100 psi (689 kPa)
At max power 1600 psi (11,030 kPa)
Stall max 3,000 psi (20,685 kPa)
Red shading is used to highlight loading conditions that
elevate elastomer stress levels and may reduce stator run
life. Higher differential pressures and flow rates reduce
stator life.
Green shading is used to highlight less demanding loading
conditions that will reduce elastomer stress levels and may
increase stator run life.
The Max Efficiency line identifies the pressures and flow
rates at which the power section makes the most efficient
use of the available input hydraulic energy. The power
output at this loading level is noted to permit a comparison
with the max output possible. Typically the power output
at max efficiency is greater than 65% of an ERTs max
power output, but it is achieved at less than 50% of the
differential pressure required to produce max power.
The Max Power line indentifies the differential pressure
that maximizes power output for any given flow rate.
95% Max identify ranges in which 95% of both
max horsepower and max efficiency are achieved and
indicate the sensitivity of both parameters to varying
differential pressures. These ranges are typically quite
wide, highlighting that significantly lower differential
pressure loading can still provide over 95% of the max
power output. Because of this and the fact that higher
differential pressures increase elastomer stress and
reduce power section life, the minimum differential
pressure required to obtain this 95% max power
output should be considered the max loading level.