Dynapumps Secures Multiphase Pump Contract Utilising Leistritz Twin Screw Pump Technology

10.02.2017

Dynapumps secures prestigious Multiphase pump contract utilising Leistritz twin screw pump technology.

Each of the two pump sets will have a capacity of up to 1300 m3/hr, and a GVF of up to 97.5%. The pump sets will be packaged and string tested at our facility in Belmont, Western Australia. The equipment will be shipped for Topside installation in October 2017.

Source: Dynapumps

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