Tyler Hollier

Title: Tyler Hollier and a Hands-Free Frac Line Connection System.

Introduction

Tyler Hollier is an inventor based in Carencro, Louisiana, whose work addresses equipment connections used in hydraulic fracturing. His patent describes a system designed to connect a hydraulic fracturing tubing line to a fracturing head without requiring personnel to make the connection manually.

Latest Patents

Hollier is associated with 1 patent: “Hands Free Frac Line Connection Method and System.” The invention describes elevating a hydraulic fracturing head above a wellbore and raising a tubing line toward it using connecting lines guided by dual roller assemblies. A male connector on the tubing line fits into a latching receptacle installed on the fracturing head. When the connector is seated, hydraulic pressure release closes the receptacle’s latches and establishes a fluid connection, allowing fracturing operations to begin.

Career Highlights

Hollier’s patented system focuses on remotely establishing a connection between hydraulic fracturing equipment. The design aims to reduce reliance on personnel manually connecting the tubing line and fracturing head. Hollier is associated with Oil States Energy Services, LLC.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Jimmy Livingston and Dennis Clemmons as Hollier’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in developing the patented system.

Conclusion

Tyler Hollier’s patent presents a hands-free approach to connecting hydraulic fracturing equipment, with a design intended to support remote connection and operational efficiency.