In a significant step for our international operations, we have recently completed the delivery of two high-capacity 240 cubic meters per hour non-excavation mud recycling systems to a valued client in Australia. This successful shipment underscores the growing global recognition of our equipment’s reliability and performance in demanding horizontal directional drilling (HDD) projects.

Each of these two systems is engineered as a complete, integrated solution to efficiently manage drilling fluid on site. The core of each unit is a robust 11.5-meter-long mud tank, which serves as the central reservoir for the fluid. To ensure consistent mixing and prevent solids from settling, a powerful agitator is installed within the tank. The process begins with the primary solid separation stage, handled by two highly efficient double-deck shale shakers. These shakers use vigorous vibration to screen out the larger drill cuttings, providing the first and crucial level of purification for the mud.
Following the shakers, the system employs a two-stage hydrocyclone cleaning process. First, two desander units are tasked with removing fine sand particles. Then, ten 5-inch desilter cones take over, eliminating even finer silt particles. This combined action ensures the mud is thoroughly cleaned, restoring its essential properties for reuse in the drilling operation. To power this entire process, three reliable sand pumps are included, maintaining the necessary flow and pressure throughout the system. Finally, a mixing hopper is integrated, allowing for the easy addition of new additives or bentonite to maintain the mud’s ideal weight and viscosity as required by the specific ground conditions.

The Australian market is known for its stringent environmental regulations and high standards for equipment performance and safety. The design and manufacturing of these systems meticulously adhered to these requirements. We focused on durability, ease of operation, and minimal environmental impact, ensuring the systems can handle the tough conditions often encountered in Australian infrastructure and resource projects.
The client’s choice of our 240 m³/hour systems reflects the perfect balance these units offer between substantial processing capacity and operational flexibility. They are ideally suited for medium to large-scale HDD projects, such as pipeline installations under rivers or highways, and utility crossings in urban areas where minimizing surface disruption is critical.

This delivery is more than just a sale; it represents a strong partnership and a shared commitment to efficient and environmentally responsible construction practices. We are confident that these two mud recycling systems will contribute significantly to the success and productivity of our client’s upcoming projects. We look forward to providing continued support and to further strengthening our presence in the Australian and global HDD industry.















