Conjet Powerpacks (360-750kW) Click here to open the Powerpack BrochureConjet Powerpacks designed for contractors.
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The special requirements on a Powerpack for construction sites are met by the well proven installation of the high pressure pump and engine in a purpose built 20 ft ISO container. The standard range of Conjet Powerpacks are supplied with ratings of 250 – 750 kW, flows of 96 – 342 l/min and pressures of 1000 – 1600 bar to suit the application.
The container is silenced to meet all current noise emission standards. Even the exhaust muffler is mounted inside the container. A two stage, stainless steel water filtration system, with a stainless steel water tank, belt driven booster pump, is installed for maximum reliability of the unit. An over spill tray with grating floor prevents any spillage oil or fuel to pollute the work site. The use of the most reliable components guarantees high utilization.
Robot Interface – Cable or Wireless
For highest efficiency and safety the Conjet Powerpack operation is controlled from the Conjet Robot or Jetframe through a control cable or Conjet patent protected wireless Bluetooth® interface.
Highest emission standards
The Caterpillar engine is equipped with an electronic control module for optimum working conditions and reduced fuel consumption. The exhaust emission fulfils the U.S. EPA and EU requirements.
Vertical mounted Pump
The high pressure, fixed displacement pump has three or five pistons with the cylinders vertical for even wear and compact design. The crankshaft is supported by heavy-duty roller bearings.
Different ratings
The wet end of the pump can easily be rebuilt to achieve other pressure and flow rates by simply changing pistons and casings.
Pressurised lubrication system
All moving parts in the high pressure pump are subjected to force-feed lubrication. The pressurised circulating oil lubrication system protects the high pressure pump even under extreme operating conditions. An oil filter, positioned in the pressure line, keeps the oil supply clean, minimizing wear on components and lengthening service intervals. An integrated oil cooler controls crankshaft temperature.
System status monitoring
Monitoring water and oil pressures prevents possible pump damage from cavitation or lack of oil. Water temperature, filter differential pressure, maximum operating pressure and diesel engine condition are also monitored. If a fault occurs the unit shuts down immediately indicating the cause.
Electronic speed regulation
When the required pressure is entered into the control computer the engine speed will automatically adjust to achieve it. When the pump switches to by-pass the engine speed automatically drops to idling. This cuts down wear and saves on fuel costs.
Customized according to customer request
The Powerpacks are frequently equipped to suit customer specifications. Examples of extra equipment are work-benches, lightning and heaters.
