Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to locking assembly apparatus for piston apparatus and pony rod apparatus of pump systems (such as mud or frac pump systems), and related methods. In one aspect, the locking assembly is a mechanical locking assembly used to quickly and simply lock and unlock (e.g., release) a piston apparatus to and from a pony rod apparatus.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to float valve assemblies. The float valve assembly comprises a float sub, a first float valve having an outer housing, and a second float valve having an outer housing. The outer housings of the first and second float valves are coupled together and disposed within the float sub in a stacked configuration.

Abstract: A washpipe assembly is configured to form a fluid tight seal between a rotating and non-rotating component. The washpipe assembly has a washpipe, a static seal assembly coupled to one end of the washpipe, and a dynamic seal assembly coupled to an opposite end of the washpipe. The dynamic seal has a seal disposed within an outer housing. The seal is contained within a seal cavity formed by the outer housing and an outer diameter of the washpipe. The dynamic seal assembly is rotatable relative to the washpipe while the seal maintains sealing contact with the outer diameter of the washpipe.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to reciprocating pumps, and specifically to power end rod assemblies, for pumping operations such as wellbore fracturing or drilling operations. The power end rod assembly comprises a power end rod comprising a body, a flanged end portion, and a shank portion. A wear plate is removably coupled to the shank portion by a securing member.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to float valve assemblies. The float valve assembly comprises a float sub, a first float valve having an outer housing, and a second float valve having an outer housing. The outer housings of the first and second float valves are coupled together and disposed within the float sub in a stacked configuration.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to locking assembly apparatus for piston apparatus and pony rod apparatus of pump systems (such as mud or frac pump systems), and related methods. In one aspect, the locking assembly is a mechanical locking assembly used to quickly and simply lock and unlock (e.g., release) a piston apparatus to and from a pony rod apparatus.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to locking assembly apparatus for piston apparatus and pony rod apparatus of pump systems (such as mud or frac pump systems), and related methods. In one aspect, the locking assembly is a mechanical locking assembly used to quickly and simply lock and unlock (e.g., release) a piston apparatus to and from a pony rod apparatus.

Abstract: A screw gland assembly that comprises a body having threads formed on an outer surface of the body. A piston retainer coupled to the body, and a piston disposed within the body. A biasing member disposed between the piston retainer and the piston such that the piston is moveable relative to the body against a bias force of the biasing member.

Abstract: A valve cover assembly and a liner retainer assembly configured to retain a plug, a liner, and/or a liner seal within or against a module or retention body of a fluid end of a pump. The valve cover assembly and the liner retainer assembly include pistons coupled to a retaining flange or a threaded gland. A bias applied to the pistons biases the retaining flange and a threaded gland that is coupled to the retaining flange, or the piston alone, into engagement with the module or retention body to retain the plug, the liner, and/or the liner seal on the module.

Abstract: A screw gland assembly that comprises a body having threads formed on an outer surface of the body. A piston retainer coupled to the body, and a piston disposed within the body. A biasing member disposed between the piston retainer and the piston such that the piston is moveable relative to the body against a bias force of the biasing member.

Abstract: In one aspect, a pump having a pump module and a motor module includes a support member that substantially supports a weight of the motor module and uncouples the pump module from the weight of the motor module.