Active torsional dampter for rotating shafts
US-2017089189-A1 · Mar 30, 2017 · US
US12410695B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12410695-B2 |
| Application number | US-202318456223-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 25, 2023 |
| Priority date | Sep 20, 2019 |
| Publication date | Sep 9, 2025 |
| Grant date | Sep 9, 2025 |
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The present invention may disclose a turbine fracturing equipment, including a transporter, a turbine engine, a reduction gearbox, a transmission mechanism and a plunger pump, wherein an output end of the turbine engine may be connected to one end of the reduction gearbox, the other end of the reduction gearbox may be connected to the plunger pump through a transmission mechanism; the transporter may be used to support the turbine engine, the reduction gearbox, the transmission mechanism and the plunger pump; the transporter may include a chassis provided with a transport section, a bearing section and a lapping section which may be connected in sequence; while the turbine fracturing equipment may be in a working state, the bearing section can contact with the ground, while the turbine fracturing equipment may be in a transport state, the bearing section may not contact with the ground.
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A fracturing system, comprising: a first transporter; first group of components comprising at least a variable frequency electric drive power source, the first group of components being disposed on a first portion of the first transporter; a second group of components comprising at least a sand-liquid mixer and a first electric motor for driving the sand-liquid mixer, the second group of components being disposed over a second portion of the first transporter; and a third group of components comprising at least a pipeline system, two manifolds for intaking a liquid and for outputting a sand-liquid mixture, and two pairs of electric motor and centrifugal pump for driving the liquid into the sand-liquid mixer and for pushing the sand-liquid mixture from the sand-liquid mixer to a sand-liquid outlet of the two manifolds, the third group of components being disposed over a third portion of the first transporter, and the two pairs of electric motor and centrifugal pump being respectively disposed on an input side and an output side of the sand-liquid mixer, wherein the variable frequency electric drive power source is configured to electrically drive the first electric motor and the two pairs of electric motor and centrifugal pump, and the sand-liquid mixer, the two pairs of electric motor and centrifugal pump, and the two manifolds are configured to operate in either one of two directions for transferring the sand-liquid mixture. 2. The fracturing system of claim 1 , wherein the second group of components further comprises a sand inlet for delivering sand into the sand-liquid mixer. 3. The fracturing system of claim 1 , wherein when being configured to operate in one of the two directions, only one of the two pairs of electric motor and centrifugal pump is set in operation. 4. The fracturing system of claim 1 , wherein when being configured to operate in one of the two directions, both of the two pairs of electric motor and centrifugal pump are set in operation. 5. The fracturing system of claim 1 , wherein the first transporter comprises a semitrailer. 6. The fracturing system of claim 5 , wherein the semitrailer comprises: a lapping section for connection to a truck head for transport; a transport section for disposing a plurality of wheels and axels; and a bearing section in between the lapping section and the transport section. 7. The fracturing system of claim 6 , wherein: the first group of components are disposed over the transporting section; the second group of components are disposed over a first portion of the bearing section; and the third group of components are disposed over a second portion of the bearing section and the lapping section. 8. The fracturing system of claim 6 , wherein: the first group of components are disposed over the lapping section; the second group of components are disposed over the transport section; and the third group of components are disposed over the bearing section. 9. The fracturing system of claim 6 , wherein: the first group of components are disposed over the transport section; the second group of components are disposed over lapping section; and the third group of components are disposed over the bearing section. 10. The fracturing system of claim 6 , wherein a bottom of the bearing section is configured to support the semitrailer when the semitrailer is not in transport. 11. The fracturing system of claim 10 , wherein the bottom of the lapping section is provided with a bevel. 12. The fracturing system of claim 1 , further comprising a second transporter for carrying: a turbine engine, a reduction gearbox, a transmitter and a plunger pump, wherein an output end of the turbine engine is connected to one end of the reduction gearbox, another end of the reduction gearbox is connected to the plunger pump through the transmitter; the second transporter is configured to support the turbine engine, the reduction gearbox, the transmitter and the plunger pump, wherein the plunger pump is configured to receive the sand-liquid mixture from the first transporter. 13. The fracturing system of claim 12 , wherein an exhaust system is located on an end of the turbine engine opposite to the output end of the turbine engine connected to the reduction gearbox, the exhaust system comprises an exhaust silencer and an exhaust duct, the exhaust silencer is connected to an exhaust port of the turbine engine through the exhaust duct. 14. The fracturing system of claim 13 , wherein the exhaust system, the turbine engine, the reduction gearbox, the transmitter and the plunger pump are disposed in a same straight line along an axial transmission direction. 15. The fracturing system of claim 12 , wherein a hydraulic power source is disposed on the second transporter, the hydraulic power source is configured to drive a hydraulic system on the second transporter. 16. The fracturing system of claim 15 , wherein the hydraulic power source is a diesel engine or an electric motor. 17. The fracturing system of claim 15 , wherein a cooling system is disposed on the second transporter, the cooling system being configured to cool oil used on the second transporter. 18. The fracturing system of claim 12 , wherein a power of the plunger pump is rated at 5000 hp.
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