Product Specification

Oilfield Equipment Xylc2500 8*6 Oil Fracturing Truck Applicable to Unconventional Oil and Gas Resource Extraction

XYLC2500 8×6 Oilfield Fracturing Truck

(Applicable to Unconventional Oil & Gas Resource Development)

1. Product Overview

The XYLC2500 8×6 Oilfield Fracturing Truck is a high-power hydraulic fracturing unit engineered for unconventional oil and gas stimulation operations, including shale formations, tight oil reservoirs, and coalbed methane extraction.

Mounted on a heavy-duty 8×6 all-terrain chassis, the unit integrates a high-pressure plunger pump, diesel-driven power module, transmission system, and intelligent control console into a single mobile platform. It is designed for continuous high-pressure pumping in demanding field environments.

This equipment is suitable for onshore well stimulation projects requiring high discharge pressure, stable flow rate, and operational reliability.

2. Chassis & Mobility Configuration

• Drive Type: 8×6 heavy-duty oilfield chassis

• Engine Power (Chassis): 420–480 HP

• Transmission: Heavy-duty manual transmission

• Drive Axles: Reinforced off-road axles

• Suspension: Heavy-duty multi-leaf spring

• Tire Specification: Oilfield pattern tires

• Maximum Speed: 75 km/h

• Gradeability: ≥30%

• Suitable for desert, plateau, and rugged terrain operations

3. Fracturing Power System

Main Engine (Deck Engine)

• Engine Model: High-horsepower industrial diesel engine

• Rated Power: Approx. 2,500 HP

• Cooling System: Heavy-duty water cooling

• Air Intake: Multi-stage filtration system

Transmission System

• Hydraulic or mechanical transmission

• High-torque gearbox

• PTO-driven system

• Vibration isolation mounting design

4. High-Pressure Pumping Unit

• Pump Type: Triplex plunger pump

• Maximum Discharge Pressure: Up to 15,000 psi

• Maximum Flow Rate: Adjustable according to operation requirement

• Fluid End: Forged alloy steel

• Lubrication System: Forced lubrication

• Pressure Relief System: Integrated safety relief valve

The pumping system is designed for sustained high-pressure fracturing fluid injection.

5. Control & Monitoring System

• Centralized control console

• Real-time pressure monitoring

• Flow rate display

• Engine parameter monitoring

• Emergency shutdown system

• Overpressure protection

Optional digital control and data acquisition system available for integrated fracturing fleet operations.

6. Operational Applications

The XYLC2500 fracturing truck is applicable for:

• Shale gas development

• Tight oil stimulation

• Coalbed methane extraction

• Horizontal well fracturing

• Multi-stage fracturing operations

• High-pressure acidizing treatments

It supports single-well and multi-well fracturing operations when working within a fleet configuration.

7. Structural Advantages

High Power Output

2,500 HP deck engine ensures stable performance during continuous fracturing operations.

Heavy-Duty Fluid End

Forged components provide enhanced durability under high-pressure conditions.

All-Terrain Capability

8×6 chassis enables operation in complex oilfield road conditions.

Modular Maintenance Design

Key components are arranged for convenient inspection and replacement.

Reliable Cooling System

Optimized thermal management for long-duration operations.

8. Safety Systems

• Emergency shutdown control

• Pressure relief valve

• Overload protection

• Engine overspeed protection

• High-pressure pipeline safety monitoring

• Fire suppression equipment

Designed to comply with oilfield operational safety standards.

9. Optional Configuration

• Intelligent fracturing data acquisition system

• Remote monitoring integration

• Winterization package

• Desert high-temperature package

• Stainless steel piping upgrade

• Noise reduction enclosure

• Automatic lubrication system

10. FAQ

Q1: What does the 2500 represent?
It refers to the approximate 2,500 horsepower rating of the main fracturing power unit.

Q2: Can this unit operate in shale gas projects?
Yes, it is specifically engineered for unconventional reservoir stimulation including shale formations.

Q3: What is the maximum working pressure?
Up to 15,000 psi depending on configuration.

Q4: Is it suitable for fleet operations?
Yes. Multiple units can operate synchronously in a fracturing spread.

Q5: Can the configuration be customized?
Yes, power system, control system, and environmental adaptations can be tailored to project requirements.