US2024344427A9PendingUtilityA9
Modular integrated cooling system
Est. expiryAug 8, 2042(~16.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Brian Sharp
E21B 43/2607F01P 2070/04F01P 2003/185F01P 3/18E21B 36/001
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Abstract
A modular integrated cooling system includes an enclosure, the enclosure including an outlet top opening and two or more inlet face openings. The modular integrated cooling system includes a fan positioned at the outlet top opening. The modular integrated cooling system includes two or more cooling cores positioned within the enclosure, each cooling core positioned at a corresponding inlet face opening.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A modular integrated cooling system comprising:
an enclosure, the enclosure including an outlet top opening and two or more inlet face openings; a fan positioned at the outlet top opening; and two or more cooling cores positioned within the enclosure, each cooling core positioned at a corresponding inlet face opening.
2 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein a first cooling core of the two or more cooling cores is positioned vertically above a second cooling core of the two or more cooling cores.
3 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein a cooling core of the two or more cooling cores is a lube oil cooler, motor cooler, or VFD cooler.
4 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein a cooling core of the two or more cooling cores comprises a radiator, heat exchanger, evaporator, motor, or pump.
5 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 4 , wherein each of the two or more cooling cores are adapted to cool a liquid coolant.
6 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein the enclosure further comprises an access panel.
7 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 6 further comprising a controller positioned behind the access panel.
8 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 6 , wherein the controller is adapted to control a fan speed of the fan based on a temperature inside the enclosure.
9 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein the enclosure is a rectangular prism or has a trapezoidal cross section.
10 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 having no mesh guards.
11 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein each cooling core includes:
a coolant pump; a coolant motor, the coolant motor driving the coolant pump; and a cooler, the cooler in fluid connection with the coolant pump.
12 . The modular integrated cooling system of claim 1 , wherein the cooler is a radiator, heat exchanger, or evaporator.
13 . A fracking system comprising:
a pump; a motor; a VFD; and
a modular integrated cooling system comprising:
an enclosure, the enclosure including an outlet top opening and three or more inlet face openings;
a fan positioned at the outlet top opening;
a lube oil cooler positioned within the enclosure at a first inlet face opening of the three or more inlet face openings and operatively coupled to a pump;
a motor cooler positioned within the enclosure at a second inlet face opening of the three or more inlet face openings and operatively coupled to the motor; and
a VFD cooler positioned within the enclosure at a third inlet face opening of the two or more inlet face openings and operatively coupled to the VFD.
14 . The fracking system of claim 13 , wherein the lube oil cooler, motor cooler, or VFD cooler is a radiator, heat exchanger, or evaporator.
15 . A method for cooling a plurality of coolant liquids from a fracking system comprising:
providing a modular integrated cooling system, the modular integrated cooling system including:
an enclosure, the enclosure including an outlet top opening and two or more inlet face openings; and
a fan positioned at the outlet top opening;
positioning at least one fan in the outlet top opening; positioning a cooling core through each of the inlet face openings, wherein the cooling cores are one or more of a lube oil cooler, a motor cooler, or a VFD cooler; operating the at least one fan to draw air through the inlet face openings and discharge the air through the outlet top opening; transferring the liquid coolant through each of the cooling cores; and cooling the liquid coolant.
16 . The method of claim 15 further comprising:
measuring a temperature inside the enclosure;
a fan speed of the fan based on the temperature measured.
17 . The method of claim 15 further comprising after cooling the liquid coolant transferring the liquid coolant to the lube oil cooler, the motor cooler, or the VFD cooler.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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