Fluid flow delivery system
AssigneeHalliburton Company
InventorsWilliam D. Kendrick, Terry D. Mayfield
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AssigneeHalliburton Company
InventorsWilliam D. Kendrick, Terry D. Mayfield
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A fluid flow system comprises a plurality of operational elements which are interconnected by rigid conduits. One type of rigid interconnecting conduit includes a statically adjustable assembly including two telescopically associated members having a combined length which is variable to accommodate objects spaced at different distances. The assembly also includes a member for clamping the relatively movable elements to provide a rigid linkage once the interconnection of the objects is made. Another type of rigid interconnecting conduit automatically compensates for distance variations under dynamic operating conditions. This dynamic coupling assembly includes two ball joints and a telescoping assembly which provide for transverse and longitudinal distance adjustments, respectively. At the inlet end of the system, parallel conduits are connected to a gathering manifold so that individual lines can be controlled through respective valves in the gathering manifold and on storage vessels connected to the gathering manifold by the parallel conduits.
A rigid, articulated system for delivering liquid carbon dioxide, or the like, to a well from a fluid source located at the well site, said fluid source including a plurality of carbon dioxide storage tanks located at said well site, each of said storage tanks having an outlet therefrom located at a respective height above the ground at said well site, said system comprising:
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