Abstract: The invention pertains to new processes and apparatuses which can effectively and efficiently convert heat contained in wellhead fluids comprising hydrocarbons to a useful energy source like electricity. The process generally comprises first producing a heat containing fluid comprising one or more hydrocarbons from a wellhead and then passing the heat containing fluid to one or more heat exchangers. The one or more exchanger exchange at least a portion of the heat contained in the heat containing fluid to a working fluid thereby producing a heated working fluid capable of converting energy.

Abstract: The instant invention pertains to new processes and apparatuses which can effectively and efficiently convert heat contained in wellhead fluids comprising hydrocarbons to a useful energy source like electricity. The process generally comprises first producing a heat containing fluid comprising one or more hydrocarbons from a wellhead and then passing said heat containing fluid to one or more heat exchangers. The one or more exchanger exchange at least a portion of the heat contained in said heat containing fluid to a working fluid thereby producing a heated working fluid capable of converting energy.

Abstract: A support for a typical hand-held camera is provided for supporting the camera on a flat surface, for example. The support is of L-shaped design with one leg adapted to extend across the bottom of the camera body and the other leg adapted to project forwardly beneath the camera lens to stabilize the camera while at rest so as to prevent the weight of the lens from tipping the camera downwardly and forwardly. The support, affixed to the bottom of the camera body, thus protects the lens against damage. Additionally, the forward leg is spaced below the lens and thus gives the user an additional grasp on the camera in use. Further, the underside of the support has a tapped bore for direct mounting on a typical tripod, for example.