Patent classifications
F16L27/0824
SWIVEL HOSE COUPLING WITH OUTER GRIP
A water hose coupling having a swivel grip is provided. A first coupling portion with a male threaded end integral with a first larger diameter base is connected to a second coupling portion through a freely rotating connection. The second coupling portion includes a second larger diameter base. The second coupling portion further includes a coupling protrusion integral with the second larger diameter base. The coupling protrusion may have one or more barbs to interface with a hose or a threaded female coupling to interface with a male threaded connector. The coupling is connected to an end of a hose to which accessories may be attached. An outer sleeve is connected to the first larger diameter base of the first coupling portion and can freely rotate with the first coupling portion around the remainder of the apparatus and hose. The outer sleeve acts as an ergonomic grip for users to hold and rotate when using the hose and installing accessories.
Device for a Distribution Mast, Distribution Mast Having a Device, and System Having a Distribution Mast
A device for a distribution mast includes a line and a line section mounting. The line has a mast line section and a loose rotational line section, and the rotational line section is rotatably connected to the mast line section. The line section mounting has a loose rotational holding element and a rotary bearing, and the rotational holding element keeps the rotational line section at a distance from the mast line section. The rotary bearing is designed to be supported by a mast segment for the distribution mast and for rotatably connecting the rotational holding element to the mast segment and defines a circle, the line being guided through the circle.
FLUID INJECTION SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, AND METHODS INCLUDING FLEXIBLE HOSES FOR WELLHEAD SITES
Aspects of the disclosure relate to fluid injection systems, apparatus, methods, and associated components thereof that include flexible hoses for wellhead sites. In one implementation, a fluid injection system for wellhead sites includes a platform, a pump manifold mounted to the platform, and a pair of rails mounted to the platform. The fluid injection system includes a trolley disposed between the pair of rails and above the pump manifold. The trolley is movable along the pair of rails. The fluid injection system includes an articulation arm device mounted to the trolley. The articulation arm device includes one or more pivot joints coupled between two or more arms, and a connection device coupled to an end arm of the two or more arms.
FLUID INJECTION SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, AND METHODS INCLUDING FLEXIBLE HOSES FOR WELLHEAD SITES
Aspects of the disclosure relate to fluid injection systems, apparatus, methods, and associated components thereof that include flexible hoses for wellhead sites. In one implementation, a fluid injection system for wellhead sites includes a pump, a pump manifold, and a flexible hose coupled between the pump and the pump manifold. The flexible hose includes a first end coupled to the pump and a second end coupled to the pump manifold. The first end of the flexible hose includes a first end fitting coupled to the pump, and the first end fitting is oriented at an angle relative to a horizontal plane. The second end of the flexible hose includes a second end fitting coupled to the pump manifold, and the second end fitting is oriented vertically and perpendicularly to the horizontal plane.
V-CLAMP WITH MORE EVENLY DISTRIBUTED CLAMPING LOAD
A v-clamp is used to join tubular bodies having end flanges in order to form a joint therebetween. Such tubular bodies are employed in heavy-duty and moderate and light-duty applications including, but not limited to, industrial, oil and gas, sewage, agriculture, and automotive applications. The v-clamp can include a band, a closure mechanism, and a set of bearings. The v-clamp may furnish a more evenly and uniformly distributed clamping force around a circumference of the v-clamp and to the tubular body end flanges than previously demonstrated.
Connection device for pipes in general
A connection device for pipes including a first hose-holder (18) mounted on an end portion (3) of the pipe, a second hose holder (16) mounted on the other end portion (6) of the same pipe and a connection element (15) for the connection of the first and second hose-holders (18,16). The connection element (15) consists of a substantially tubular body having a longitudinal hole (30), and a circulating ball portion (17) for the connection to one of the first hose-holder (18) or the second hose-holder (16).
SWIVEL JOINT
A linear roller bearing includes a cylindrical body defining a cylindrical axis and a diameter. The cylindrical body defines a cylindrical body axial length, and a ratio of the diameter to the cylindrical body axial length ranges from 0.75 to 1.1.
FLUID INJECTION SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, AND METHODS INCLUDING FLEXIBLE HOSES FOR WELLHEAD SITES
Aspects of the disclosure relate to fluid injection systems, apparatus, methods, and associated components thereof that include flexible hoses for wellhead sites. In one implementation, a fluid injection system for wellhead sites includes a pump, a pump manifold, and a flexible hose coupled between the pump and the pump manifold. The flexible hose includes a first end coupled to the pump and a second end coupled to the pump manifold. The first end of the flexible hose includes a first end fitting coupled to the pump, and the first end fitting is oriented at an angle relative to a horizontal plane. The second end of the flexible hose includes a second end fitting coupled to the pump manifold, and the second end fitting is oriented vertically and perpendicularly to the horizontal plane.
Rotating joint comprising pressurised sealing rings
The invention relates to a rotating joint for transferring a first fluid, comprising a male member and a female member which are mounted movably in relation to each other and concentric, and one or more annular seals accommodated inside cavities arranged in the female member and optionally pressurized by means of an insulation fluid. The invention also relates to a fluid transfer system comprising one or more rotating joints according to the invention.
High-pressure tolerant integrated leakage-proof sleeve compensator
The present invention relates to a high-pressure-resistant integrated leakage-free rotating compensator, comprising an inner pipe, an outer sleeve, a connecting pipe and a filler flange. The outer sleeve is arranged on the inner pipe in a sleeved mode. One end of the inner pipe is inserted into the connecting pipe through the outer sleeve. The filler flange is arranged on the inner pipe in a sleeved mode. One end of the filler flange extends into the outer sleeve. An annular inner boss is arranged on the inner surface of the outer sleeve. The portion between the annular inner boss and the end, extending into the outer sleeve, of the filler flange is arranged on gland packing. The outer sleeve and the connecting pipe are of an integrally-formed integrated structure. An anti-impact plate is arranged between the gland packing and the annular inner boss.