Abstract: System and method relates to a fuel control and distribution system comprising a fuel source, a fuel line, wherein the fuel source is connected to the fuel line, a fuel pump, wherein the fuel line is connected to the fuel pump, a main fuel line, wherein the fuel pump is connected to the main fuel line, a first remote transport truck, wherein the first remote transport truck comprises a first remote transport truck fuel line, wherein the main fuel line is connected to the first remote transport truck and wherein the first remote transport truck fuel line is connected to the first remote transport truck, a first tap line, wherein the first remote transport truck is connected to the first tap line, and a first fuel cap, wherein the first fuel cap comprises a first fuel level sensor, wherein the first tap line is connected to the first fuel cap and wherein the first fuel cap is adapted to be removably attached to a first equipment fuel tank.

Abstract: Blending apparatuses and related methods and computer program products are disclosed. In an aspect, blending apparatuses and related methods and computer program products of the present disclosure may include at least one energy source associated with the blending apparatuses such that at least one energy source may be used to provide at least one portion of the energy required for a given blending apparatus to function, thereby reducing or eliminating need for a separate energy source to power the blending apparatus, which reduces the overall spatial footprint required by the blending apparatus and other device(s) associated therewith. Energy generated by the at least one energy source may also be used to power one or more additional devices. Blending apparatuses of the present disclosure may additionally comprise at least one control station that allows one or more users to monitor, adjust, control, interact with the blending apparatuses, thereby increasing efficiency.

Abstract: A power system for use in hydraulic fracturing or fracking of wells is disclosed. The power system is generally self-contained on a transportable system, such as a trailer. The weight and configuration of the trailer must be sized to be hauled legally on United States roadways. The system components include a turbine generator, rectifier, inverter units and AC motors.

Abstract: System and method relates to a fuel control and distribution system comprising a fuel source, a fuel line, wherein the fuel source is connected to the fuel line, a fuel pump, wherein the fuel line is connected to the fuel pump, a main fuel line, wherein the fuel pump is connected to the main fuel line, a first remote transport truck, wherein the first remote transport truck comprises a first remote transport truck fuel line, wherein the main fuel line is connected to the first remote transport truck and wherein the first remote transport truck fuel line is connected to the first remote transport truck, a first tap line, wherein the first remote transport truck is connected to the first tap line, and a first fuel cap, wherein the first fuel cap comprises a first fuel level sensor, wherein the first tap line is connected to the first fuel cap and wherein the first fuel cap is adapted to be removably attached to a first equipment fuel tank.

Abstract: Hydraulic fracturing systems and methods that are configured for enhanced mobility. The hydraulic fracturing systems and methods utilize power supply components, power generating devices, and electrically powered devices that are relatively small and lightweight, thereby making the systems they are used in more easily transportable without sacrificing system performance when delivering pressurized fracturing fluid to one or more wellbores. Due to their relatively small size, the hydraulic fracturing systems may require less maintenance and may therefore be relatively inexpensive to own and operate.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention include a method and apparatus for supplying conditioned natural gas to dual fuel engines.

Abstract: Lubricant delivery systems, related methods, and computer program products for facilitating the assessment of operating conditions of one or more lubricant recipients are disclosed. In an aspect, assessment(s) facilitated by the lubricant delivery systems and related methods and computer program products of the present disclosure may be used to maintain a lubricant delivery process that delivers a lubricant supply to one or more recipients in order to minimize or prevent damage. Assessment(s) may be at least partially facilitated by one or more sensing devices that may be configured to detect, measure, or sense one or more operating conditions of at least one recipient in order to identify situations wherein the recipient(s) may be operating without adequate supply, amount, density, viscosity, and/or composition of one or more lubricants. A user and/or computing device may make one or more adjustments to at least one lubricant delivery process to the recipient(s).

Abstract: Blending apparatuses and related methods and computer program products are disclosed. In an aspect, blending apparatuses and related methods and computer program products of the present disclosure may include at least one energy source associated with the blending apparatuses such that at least one energy source may be used to provide at least one portion of the energy required for a given blending apparatus to function, thereby reducing or eliminating need for a separate energy source to power the blending apparatus, which reduces the overall spatial footprint required by the blending apparatus and other device(s) associated therewith. Energy generated by the at least one energy source may also be used to power one or more additional devices. Blending apparatuses of the present disclosure may additionally comprise at least one control station that allows one or more users to monitor, adjust, control, interact with the blending apparatuses, thereby increasing efficiency.

Abstract: Hydraulic fracturing systems and methods that are configured for enhanced mobility are disclosed. In an aspect, hydraulic fracturing systems and methods are disclosed that utilize power supply components, power generating devices, and electrically powered devices that are relatively small and lightweight, thereby making the systems they are used in more easily transportable without sacrificing system performance when delivering pressurized fracturing fluid to one or more wellbores. Due to their relatively small size, the hydraulic fracturing systems of the present disclosure may require less maintenance and may therefore be relatively inexpensive to own and operate.