Mobile distribution station with satellite antenna
阅读说明:本技术 具有卫星天线的移动分配站 (Mobile distribution station with satellite antenna ) 是由 瑞奇·迪恩·肖克 于 2019-08-23 设计创作,主要内容包括:移动分配站包括移动拖车、移动拖车上的泵、在移动拖车上且与泵流体连接的至少一个歧管以及在移动拖车上的多个卷轴。多个软管与多个卷轴中的不同的一个卷轴连接。在移动拖车上的多个阀位于歧管和多个卷轴中的相应不同的一个卷轴之间。多个流体液面传感器与多个软管中的不同的一个软管相关联。控制器被配置为响应于流体液面传感器而单独地打开和关闭多个阀,并且卫星天线被安装在移动拖车上。卫星天线在收起位置和展开位置之间可移动。(The mobile dispensing station includes a mobile trailer, a pump on the mobile trailer, at least one manifold on the mobile trailer fluidly connected to the pump, and a plurality of spools on the mobile trailer. The plurality of hoses are connected to a different one of the plurality of spools. A plurality of valves on the mobile trailer are located between the manifold and a respective different one of the plurality of spools. The plurality of fluid level sensors are associated with a different one of the plurality of hoses. The controller is configured to individually open and close the plurality of valves in response to the fluid level sensor, and the satellite antenna is mounted on the mobile trailer. The satellite antenna is movable between a stowed position and a deployed position.)
1. A dispensing station, the dispensing station comprising:
moving the trailer;
a pump on the mobile trailer;
at least one manifold on the mobile trailer, the at least one manifold fluidly connected to the pump;
a plurality of spools on the mobile trailer;
a plurality of hoses, each hose connected to a different one of the plurality of spools;
a plurality of valves on the mobile trailer, each of the valves being located between the at least one manifold and a respective different one of the plurality of spools;
a plurality of fluid level sensors, each of the fluid level sensors being associated with a different one of the plurality of hoses;
a controller configured to individually open and close the plurality of valves in response to the plurality of fluid level sensors; and
a satellite antenna mounted on the mobile trailer, the satellite antenna being movable between a stowed position and a deployed position.
2. The dispensing station of claim 1, wherein the mobile trailer defines an overhead roofline, and in the stowed position, the satellite antenna is below the overhead roofline, and in the deployed position, the satellite antenna is above the overhead roofline.
3. The dispensing station of claim 1, wherein the satellite antenna is mounted on a platform that is connected to the mobile trailer by a hinge, wherein the platform is movable via the hinge to move the satellite antenna between the stowed position and the deployed position.
4. The dispensing station of claim 3, further comprising an electrical actuator operable to move the platform.
5. The dispensing station of claim 3, wherein the platform is mounted on an edge of the mobile trailer such that the platform protrudes from the mobile trailer as an overhang.
6. The dispensing station of claim 3, wherein the mobile trailer includes a compartment recessed below the overhead line, and the satellite antenna is mounted in the compartment.
7. The station of claim 6, wherein the compartment comprises a drain.
8. The dispensing station of claim 6, wherein the compartment is an open-topped compartment.
9. The dispensing station of claim 6, wherein the mobile trailer includes an isolated control room, and the compartment is disposed above the isolated control room.
10. The dispensing station of claim 1, wherein the mobile trailer includes a multi-level roof line having a first top line portion and a second lower roof line portion, and the satellite antenna is mounted on the second roof line portion.
11. The dispensing station of claim 10, wherein in the stowed position, the satellite antenna is below the first roofline section, and in the deployed position, the satellite antenna is above the first roofline section.
12. The dispensing station of claim 10, wherein the satellite is not enclosed on the second roof line portion.
13. The distribution station of claim 1, wherein the satellite antenna is connected for communication with the controller and operable for transmitting and receiving operating parameter signals.
14. A dispensing station, the dispensing station comprising:
moving the trailer;
a pump on the mobile trailer;
at least one manifold on the mobile trailer, the at least one manifold fluidly connected to the pump;
a plurality of spools on the mobile trailer;
a plurality of hoses, each hose connected to a different one of the plurality of spools;
a plurality of valves on the mobile trailer, each of the valves being located between the at least one manifold and a respective different one of the plurality of spools;
a plurality of fluid level sensors, each of the fluid level sensors being associated with a different one of the plurality of hoses;
a controller configured to individually open and close the plurality of valves in response to the fluid level sensor, the mobile trailer being movable between job sites in transit and then secured and activated at the job site to deliver fluid via the plurality of hoses; and
a satellite antenna mounted on the mobile trailer, the satellite antenna configured to be in a stowed position when the mobile trailer is in transit and in a deployed position when the mobile trailer is activated.
15. The dispensing station of claim 14, wherein the mobile trailer defines an overhead roofline, and in the stowed position, the satellite antenna is below the overhead roofline, and in the deployed position, the satellite antenna is above the overhead roofline.
16. The dispensing station of claim 15, wherein the satellite antenna is mounted on a platform that is connected to the mobile trailer by a hinge, wherein the platform is movable via the hinge to move the satellite antenna between the stowed position and the deployed position, and further comprising an electrical actuator operable to move the platform.
17. The dispensing station of claim 15, wherein the mobile trailer includes a compartment recessed below the overhead line and the satellite antenna is mounted in the compartment, wherein the compartment includes a drain.
18. The dispensing station of claim 17, wherein the mobile trailer includes an isolated control room and the compartment is located above the isolated control room.
19. The dispensing station of claim 14, wherein the mobile trailer includes a multi-level roof line having a first top line portion and a second lower roof line portion, and the satellite antenna is mounted on the second roof line portion, wherein in the stowed position the satellite antenna is below the first roof line portion, and in the deployed position the satellite antenna is above the first roof line portion.
Background
Hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracturing (fracking), is a well stimulation process that utilizes pressurized fluids to fracture a formation. Pumps and other equipment used for hydraulic fracturing are typically operated at the surface of the well site. The plant may be operated until refuelling is required, at which point the plant may be shut down for refuelling. The shutdown cost is high and the efficiency is reduced. More preferably, to avoid shutdown, refueling is performed during on-load refueling operations while the plant continues to operate. This allows the fracturing operation to be continued. However, loaded fueling may be difficult to reliably maintain during fracturing operations.
Disclosure of Invention
A dispensing station according to an example of the present disclosure includes a mobile trailer, a pump on the mobile trailer, at least one manifold on the mobile trailer and fluidly connected to the pump, and a plurality of spools on the mobile trailer. The plurality of hoses are connected to different ones of the plurality of spools. A plurality of valves on the mobile trailer are located between the manifold and respective different ones of the plurality of spools. The plurality of fluid level sensors are associated with different ones of the plurality of hoses. The controller is configured to individually open and close the valves in response to the level sensor, and the satellite antenna is mounted on the mobile trailer. The satellite antenna is movable between a stowed position and a deployed position.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer defines an overhead line, and in the stowed position the satellite antenna is below the overhead line, and in the deployed position the satellite antenna is above the overhead line.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the satellite antenna is mounted on a platform that is connected to the mobile trailer by a hinge. The platform is movable via a hinge to move the satellite antenna between a stowed position and a deployed position.
A further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments includes an electric actuator operable to move the platform.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the platform is mounted on an edge of the mobile trailer such that the platform protrudes from the mobile trailer as an overhang.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer includes a compartment recessed below the overhead line, and the satellite antenna is mounted in the compartment.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the compartment comprises a drain.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the compartment is an open-topped compartment.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer includes an isolated control room, and the compartment is located above the isolated control room.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer includes a multi-level roof line having a first top line portion and a second lower roof line portion, and the satellite antenna is mounted on the second roof line portion.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, in the stowed position, the satellite antenna is below the first roofline section, and in the deployed position, the satellite antenna is above the first roofline section.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the satellite is not enclosed on the second roofline portion.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the satellite antenna is connected for communication with the controller and is operable to transmit and receive the operating parameter signal.
A dispensing station according to an example of the present disclosure includes a mobile trailer, a pump on the mobile trailer, at least one manifold on the mobile trailer and fluidly connected to the pump, and a plurality of spools on the mobile trailer. The plurality of hoses are connected to different ones of the plurality of spools. A plurality of valves on the mobile trailer are located between the manifold and respective different ones of the spools. The plurality of fluid level sensors are associated with different ones of the plurality of hoses. The controller is configured to individually open and close the valves in response to the level sensors. The mobile trailer is capable of moving between job sites and then being secured and activated at the job site to deliver fluid via the hose. The satellite antenna is mounted on a mobile trailer. The satellite antenna is configured to be in a stowed position when the mobile trailer is in transit and in a deployed position when the mobile trailer is activated.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer defines an overhead line, and in the stowed position the satellite antenna is below the overhead line, and in the deployed position the satellite antenna is above the overhead line.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the satellite antenna is mounted on a platform that is connected to the mobile trailer by a hinge. The platform is movable via a hinge to move the satellite antenna between a stowed position and a deployed position, and further includes an electrical actuator operable to move the platform.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer includes a compartment recessed below the overhead line, and the satellite antenna is mounted in the compartment. The compartment has a drain.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer includes an isolated control room, and the compartment is located above the isolated control room.
In a further embodiment of any of the preceding embodiments, the mobile trailer includes a multi-level roof line having a first top line portion and a second lower roof line portion, and the satellite antenna is mounted on the second roof line portion. In the stowed position, the satellite antenna is located below the first roofline section, and in the deployed position, the satellite antenna is located above the first roofline section.
Drawings
The various features and advantages of this disclosure will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description. The drawings that accompany the detailed description can be briefly described as follows.
Figure 1 shows an example mobile distribution station.
Figure 2 shows the internal layout of the mobile distribution station.
Figure 3 shows an isolated view of a hose reel on a support stand for use in a mobile dispensing station.
Fig. 4 shows an example of the connections between the manifold, control valve and spool.
Fig. 5 shows a mobile distribution station with a satellite antenna (satellite dish).
Fig. 6A shows the satellite antenna in the stowed position.
Figure 6B shows the satellite antenna in the deployed position.
Figure 7 shows another mobile distribution station with a satellite antenna in an alcove.
Fig. 8A shows the satellite antenna of fig. 7 in a stowed position.
Figure 8B shows the satellite antenna of figure 7 in a deployed position.
Figure 9A shows a multi-level mobile distribution station with satellite antennas in a stowed position.
Figure 9B shows a multi-level mobile distribution station with satellite antennas in a deployed position.
Detailed Description
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In addition to, or even as an alternative to, using the sensor signal to determine the fuel level, the fuel fill may be time-based. For example, the fuel consumption of a given device is known, such that the fuel tank reaches the lower threshold at known time intervals. The
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Although combinations of features are shown in the illustrated examples, not all features need be combined to realize the benefits of various embodiments of the present disclosure. In other words, a system designed according to an embodiment of this disclosure will not necessarily include all of the features shown in any one of the figures or shown schematically in the figures. Furthermore, selected features of one example embodiment may be combined with selected features of other example embodiments.
The preceding description is exemplary rather than limiting in nature. Variations and modifications to the disclosed examples may become apparent to those skilled in the art that do not necessarily depart from this disclosure. The scope of legal protection given to this disclosure can only be determined by studying the following claims.
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