Torsional coupling for electric hydraulic fracturing fluid pumps
AssigneeU.S. Well Services, LLC
InventorsJoel N. Broussard, Jeff McPherson, Robert Kurtz, Jared Oehring
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AssigneeU.S. Well Services, LLC
InventorsJoel N. Broussard, Jeff McPherson, Robert Kurtz, Jared Oehring
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A system for hydraulically fracturing an underground formation in an oil or gas well, including a pump for pumping hydraulic fracturing fluid into the wellbore, the pump having a pump shaft, and an electric motor with a motor shaft mechanically attached to the pump to drive the pump. The system further includes a torsional coupling connecting the motor shaft to the pump shaft. The torsional coupling includes a motor component fixedly attached to the motor shaft and having motor coupling claws extending outwardly away from the motor shaft, and a pump component fixedly attached to the pump shaft of the pump and having pump coupling claws extending outwardly away from the pump shaft. The motor coupling claws engage with the pump coupling claws so that when the motor shaft and motor component rotate, such rotation causes the pump component and the pump shaft to rotate, thereby driving the pump.
A system for hydraulically fracturing an underground formation in an oil or gas well, the system comprising:
A system for pumping hydraulic fracturing fluid into a wellbore, the system comprising:
A system for conducting hydraulic fracturing operations in a well, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.