F17D1/02

Gas-liquid recycling device and method of using same

The disclosure relates to the technical field of energy saving and consumption reduction, and in particular, to a gas-liquid recycling device. A gas-liquid recycling device and a method of using same provided by the disclosure includes a gas-collection hood, a gas delivery pipe and a liquid delivery pipe. A gas inlet port of the gas delivery pipe is connected to the gas collection hood, a gas outlet port of the gas delivery pipe is inserted into a liquid outlet port of the liquid delivery pipe, and a liquid inlet port is located at an end of the liquid delivery pipe opposite to the liquid outlet port.

Gas-liquid recycling device and method of using same

The disclosure relates to the technical field of energy saving and consumption reduction, and in particular, to a gas-liquid recycling device. A gas-liquid recycling device and a method of using same provided by the disclosure includes a gas-collection hood, a gas delivery pipe and a liquid delivery pipe. A gas inlet port of the gas delivery pipe is connected to the gas collection hood, a gas outlet port of the gas delivery pipe is inserted into a liquid outlet port of the liquid delivery pipe, and a liquid inlet port is located at an end of the liquid delivery pipe opposite to the liquid outlet port.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR BURYING A PIPELINE IN A BED OF A BODY OF WATER

A method for burying a pipeline in a bed of a body of water which includes: making a trench with a bottom surface in a bed of a body of water via a bed working vehicle advanced in an advancing direction; advancing a floating unit in the body of water; releasing a pipeline in the body of water via a tensioner and along a lay device tilted in an adjustable manner and constrained to the floating unit; guiding the pipeline to the bottom surface of the trench via a guide vehicle advanced on the bed of the body of water; and controlling the tensioner, the floating unit, the lay device, the bed working vehicle, and the guide vehicle to minimize stress along the pipeline.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR BURYING A PIPELINE IN A BED OF A BODY OF WATER

A method for burying a pipeline in a bed of a body of water which includes: making a trench with a bottom surface in a bed of a body of water via a bed working vehicle advanced in an advancing direction; advancing a floating unit in the body of water; releasing a pipeline in the body of water via a tensioner and along a lay device tilted in an adjustable manner and constrained to the floating unit; guiding the pipeline to the bottom surface of the trench via a guide vehicle advanced on the bed of the body of water; and controlling the tensioner, the floating unit, the lay device, the bed working vehicle, and the guide vehicle to minimize stress along the pipeline.

Piping system, steam turbine plant, and method of cleaning piping system

A piping system of a steam turbine plant includes: a piping member including a first pipe section including a first passage, a second pipe section including a second passage, a connection section arranged between the first pipe section and the second pipe section and including a connection passage that connects the first passage and the second passage, and a third pipe section including a third passage connected with the connection passage through an opening, the first pipe section being supplied with steam; a steam stop valve connected with the third pipe section; and a turbine bypass valve connected with the second pipe section. An angle made by a first central axis and a second central axis is larger than an angle made by the first central axis and a third central axis.

Piping system, steam turbine plant, and method of cleaning piping system

A piping system of a steam turbine plant includes: a piping member including a first pipe section including a first passage, a second pipe section including a second passage, a connection section arranged between the first pipe section and the second pipe section and including a connection passage that connects the first passage and the second passage, and a third pipe section including a third passage connected with the connection passage through an opening, the first pipe section being supplied with steam; a steam stop valve connected with the third pipe section; and a turbine bypass valve connected with the second pipe section. An angle made by a first central axis and a second central axis is larger than an angle made by the first central axis and a third central axis.

Tubular Turbine Device for a Fluid Transport Network

The application relates to a tubular turbine device for a fluid transport network, including at least one running equipment arranged on a turbine shaft, at least one guiding equipment arranged upstream of the running equipment, and at least one generator coupled to the turbine shaft and configured to convert a mechanical energy into electrical energy, at least one cross-section adjustment equipment configured to change a cross-sectional area of the tubular turbine device that can be flowed through depending on the volume flow of the fluid flowing through the tubular turbine device.

Tubular Turbine Device for a Fluid Transport Network

The application relates to a tubular turbine device for a fluid transport network, including at least one running equipment arranged on a turbine shaft, at least one guiding equipment arranged upstream of the running equipment, and at least one generator coupled to the turbine shaft and configured to convert a mechanical energy into electrical energy, at least one cross-section adjustment equipment configured to change a cross-sectional area of the tubular turbine device that can be flowed through depending on the volume flow of the fluid flowing through the tubular turbine device.

Gas Source System for Supplying Combustion Gas to a Turbine Engine by Fracturing Manifold Equipment

A system for supplying combustion gas to a turbine engine for fracturing operation by fracturing manifold equipment is disclosed. The system may include a gas supply device, a gas delivery manifold, a filtering device, a gas detecting system and a connecting device. The gas delivery manifold, and the filtering device, and the gas detecting system are integrated on the fracturing manifold equipment. The gas supply device is connected to the gas delivery manifold through the filtering device. The gas delivery manifold supplies gas to the turbine engine through the connecting device. The disclosed system help reduce operational risk, save floor space, reduce wiring/routing of on-site delivery manifold, enhance connection efficiency, and reduce the complexity of wellsite installation.

Gas Source System for Supplying Combustion Gas to a Turbine Engine by Fracturing Manifold Equipment

A system for supplying combustion gas to a turbine engine for fracturing operation by fracturing manifold equipment is disclosed. The system may include a gas supply device, a gas delivery manifold, a filtering device, a gas detecting system and a connecting device. The gas delivery manifold, and the filtering device, and the gas detecting system are integrated on the fracturing manifold equipment. The gas supply device is connected to the gas delivery manifold through the filtering device. The gas delivery manifold supplies gas to the turbine engine through the connecting device. The disclosed system help reduce operational risk, save floor space, reduce wiring/routing of on-site delivery manifold, enhance connection efficiency, and reduce the complexity of wellsite installation.