A fluid end assembly comprising a plurality of fluid end sections positioned in a side-by-side relationship. Each fluid end section comprises a housing having a bore formed therein for housing a reciprocating plunger. Fluid is prevented from leaking around the plunger by a packing seal assembly. The packing seal assembly comprises one and only one packing seal.

Described herein are embodiments of systems and methods for the removal of a direct drive unit (DDU) housed in an enclosure, such as a direct drive turbine (DDT) connected to a gearbox for driving a driveshaft connected to a pump for use in hydraulic fracturing operations.

Described herein are embodiments of systems and methods for the removal of a direct drive unit (DDU) housed in an enclosure, such as a direct drive turbine (DDT) connected to a gearbox for driving a driveshaft connected to a pump for use in hydraulic fracturing operations.

A hydraulic pump or motor includes a mounting flange that is disposed at the first end of the housing. The mounting flange defines a pair of fastener receiving apertures that are disposed along the X-axis on either side of the shaft. The pair of fastener receiving apertures each define a radius center that are spaced away from each other a X dimension, and a pilot projection extends longitudinally away from the mounting flange, defining a pilot projection diameter. A ratio of the X dimension to the pilot projection diameter ranges from 1.07 to 1.11.

A fluid pump for delivering a fluid of a cooling system is disclosed. The fluid pump includes a pump housing surrounding a pump housing interior on which a fluid inlet for introducing the fluid into the pump housing interior and a fluid outlet for discharging the fluid out of the pump housing interior are disposed. A delivery unit is arranged in the pump housing interior for driving the fluid introduced into the pump housing interior. An electric motor is arranged in the pump housing interior for driving the delivery unit. A control device is arranged outside the pump housing and comprises power electronics. The control device is electrically connected to the electric motor for controlling the electric motor.

A fluid pump for delivering a fluid of a cooling system is disclosed. The fluid pump includes a pump housing surrounding a pump housing interior on which a fluid inlet for introducing the fluid into the pump housing interior and a fluid outlet for discharging the fluid out of the pump housing interior are disposed. A delivery unit is arranged in the pump housing interior for driving the fluid introduced into the pump housing interior. An electric motor is arranged in the pump housing interior for driving the delivery unit. A control device is arranged outside the pump housing and comprises power electronics. The control device is electrically connected to the electric motor for controlling the electric motor.

A peristaltic pump may include a rotor rotatably mounted on a base and an occlusion bed mounted on the base and moveable toward and away from the rotor. The peristaltic pump may also include a lid hingedly mounted to the base along a first hinge axis including a mounting bracket extending perpendicularly relative to the first hinge axis. A linkage assembly connecting the occlusion bed and the lid may include a pair of curved arms hingedly mounted to the mounting bracket along a second hinge axis parallel to the first hinge axis and a cam connecting the pair of curved arms and having a cam surface facing the mounting bracket, the cam being hingedly mounted to the occlusion bed at an end opposite the second hinge axis. The mounting bracket abuts the cam surface and form a cooperative connection between the lid and the occlusion bed via the linkage assembly.

A peristaltic pump may include a rotor rotatably mounted on a base and an occlusion bed mounted on the base and moveable toward and away from the rotor. The peristaltic pump may also include a lid hingedly mounted to the base along a first hinge axis including a mounting bracket extending perpendicularly relative to the first hinge axis. A linkage assembly connecting the occlusion bed and the lid may include a pair of curved arms hingedly mounted to the mounting bracket along a second hinge axis parallel to the first hinge axis and a cam connecting the pair of curved arms and having a cam surface facing the mounting bracket, the cam being hingedly mounted to the occlusion bed at an end opposite the second hinge axis. The mounting bracket abuts the cam surface and form a cooperative connection between the lid and the occlusion bed via the linkage assembly.

A pump body of a high-pressure pump includes a pressure chamber formed in a deep portion of a cylinder. The pump body closes the pressure chamber on a side opposite to a plunger. The plunger reciprocates within the cylinder to vary a volume of the pressure chamber. The large-diameter portion provided at an end of the plunger on a side protruding to the pressure chamber has an outside diameter larger than an inside diameter of the cylinder and smaller than an inside diameter of the pressure chamber. In this case, the large-diameter portion is engaged with a step portion between the cylinder and the pressure chamber in a state before attachment of the high-pressure pump to an internal combustion engine. Accordingly, separation of the plunger from the cylinder is avoidable.

A compressor and method for compressing a working medium, including moving a drive piston which is driven by way of a driving medium within a first cylinder between a first end position and a second end position; moving a high pressure piston which compresses the working medium within a second cylinder between a first end position and a second end position; arranging a high pressure seal for sealing the high pressure piston; arranging a magazine having a receptacle for the high pressure seal and at least one replacement high pressure seal in a first operating position, in which the high pressure piston is sealed by way of the high pressure seal; and transferring the magazine from the first operating position to a second operating position, in which the high pressure piston is sealed by way of the replacement high pressure seal.