Systems and methods which provide control of lubricant delivery with respect to chainsaws using a lubricant flow shutoff valve controlled in correspondence to an operational state of the chainsaw. A chainsaw lubricant delivery control system includes a lubricant flow shutoff valve and a chainsaw operation-based valve controller operable cooperatively to provide control of lubricant delivery to the cutting chain and guide bar assembly of a chainsaw. The chainsaw operation-based valve controller is coupled to an operationally active element of the chainsaw wherein the chainsaw operation-based valve controller may control the lubricant flow shutoff valve between an open position and a closed position responsive to detecting a particular state of the operationally active element corresponding to an operational state of the chainsaw.

Fracturing equipment includes an electric-driven apparatus and an electric-power supply apparatus. The electric-driven apparatus includes at least one motor, at least one lubrication module, and at least one heat dissipation module. The electric-power supply apparatus includes a first electric-power supply and a second electric-power supply, where the at least one motor is powered by the first electric-power supply, and the at least one lubrication module and the at least one heat dissipation module are powered by at least one of the first electric-power supply or the second electric-power supply.

Fracturing equipment includes an electric-driven apparatus and an electric-power supply apparatus. The electric-driven apparatus includes at least one motor, at least one lubrication module, and at least one heat dissipation module. The electric-power supply apparatus includes a first electric-power supply and a second electric-power supply, where the at least one motor is powered by the first electric-power supply, and the at least one lubrication module and the at least one heat dissipation module are powered by at least one of the first electric-power supply or the second electric-power supply.

The present disclosure relates to a portable Extra-Low Voltage (ELV) class-II lubrication device comprising: at least one class-II power supply; at least one electric motor controller powered by the at least one power supply; at least one electric motor controlled by the at least one motor controller; at least one pump activated by the at least one electric motor and connected to at least one lubricant container, the pump configured to pump a lubricant from the at least one container to at least one target to be lubricated, wherein an output voltage of the at least one power supply and an output voltage of the at least one motor controller and an operating voltage of the at least one motor is equal to or less than 50 Volts AC or 120 Volts DC.

The present disclosure relates to a portable Extra-Low Voltage (ELV) class-II lubrication device comprising: at least one class-II power supply; at least one electric motor controller powered by the at least one power supply; at least one electric motor controlled by the at least one motor controller; at least one pump activated by the at least one electric motor and connected to at least one lubricant container, the pump configured to pump a lubricant from the at least one container to at least one target to be lubricated, wherein an output voltage of the at least one power supply and an output voltage of the at least one motor controller and an operating voltage of the at least one motor is equal to or less than 50 Volts AC or 120 Volts DC.

An electric-powered lubricator in one aspect of the present disclosure includes a first manual switch, an electric motor, a drive circuit, a pump, a memory device, and a control circuit. The memory device stores one or more reference values. Each of the one or more reference values corresponds to a mass of lubricant to be dispensed from a dispensing port of the pump per reciprocation of a plunger of the pump. The control circuit in a calibration mode calculates a new reference value based on (i) an input value and (ii) a count of reciprocation of the plunger. The input value corresponds to a measured total mass of the lubricant dispensed from the dispensing port.

An electric-powered lubricator in one aspect of the present disclosure includes a first manual switch, an electric motor, a drive circuit, a pump, a memory device, and a control circuit. The memory device stores one or more reference values. Each of the one or more reference values corresponds to a mass of lubricant to be dispensed from a dispensing port of the pump per reciprocation of a plunger of the pump. The control circuit in a calibration mode calculates a new reference value based on (i) an input value and (ii) a count of reciprocation of the plunger. The input value corresponds to a measured total mass of the lubricant dispensed from the dispensing port.

An intrinsically safe battery assembly includes a battery pack including at least one battery and a protection circuit connected in series with the battery pack. The protection circuit includes the following elements connected in series: at least one diode configured to prevent the battery pack from being reversely charged, at least one current limiting resistor configured to provide short circuit protection and a resettable fuse configured to provide over current protection.

An intrinsically safe battery assembly includes a battery pack including at least one battery and a protection circuit connected in series with the battery pack. The protection circuit includes the following elements connected in series: at least one diode configured to prevent the battery pack from being reversely charged, at least one current limiting resistor configured to provide short circuit protection and a resettable fuse configured to provide over current protection.