Gd Energy Products, LLC

Gardner Denver, Inc.

Christopher Douglas Degginger

Konner Casey Kay

Adam Bradley Avey

Gregory David Hash

Arun Nahendra Raj Chandrasekaran

Arun Nahendra Chandrasekaran

A sealing assembly for a fluid end of a reciprocating pump is installable within a segment of a casing of the fluid end and is arranged to form a seal with the segment. The sealing assembly includes a closure element and a seal element. The closure element has a sealing portion with a lateral surface that faces an interior wall of the segment of the fluid end. The seal element is sized to be installed around the closure element and includes a repositionable seal. The repositionable seal is movable axially with respect to the closure element so that the repositionable seal can be positioned in multiple sealing positions.

Sealing assembly with repositionable seal

A fluid end of a pump includes a casing defining a plurality of working spaces that each include an inlet bore, an outlet bore, a plunger bore, and a valve cover bore. The bores define a cross bore intersection space, and an inlet bore transition area at the intersection of the inlet bore and the cross bore intersection space. A first V-shaped groove and a second V-shaped groove are formed adjacent the inlet bore transition area with each extending partially around the inlet bore axis. An inlet spring retainer includes first and second engagement portions and is orientable in a first orientation in which the retainer is movable from the inlet bore to the plunger bore and a second orientation in which the retainer engages the first and second V-shaped grooves to inhibit movement of the retainer from the inlet bore to the cross bore intersection space.

Fluid end of a high pressure plunger pump

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Broken Arrow, OK, United States of America

Christopher Douglas Degginger