Systems and methods for fracturing a multiple well pad

1. A flow system for use at a hydraulic fracturing well site, comprising:

a tree attached to a wellhead;

an inlet head in fluid communication with at least one hydraulic fracturing pump at the well site;

fluid conduit providing fluid communication between the inlet head and the tree; and

a valve in the fluid conduit and having an open position and a closed position, the valve permitting fluid flow through the fluid conduit when in the open position, and preventing fluid flow through the fluid conduit when in the closed position, at least a portion of the fluid conduit positioned between the valve and the tree having one or more connectors to adjust an elevation of the portion of fluid conduit relative to the tree in response to a rotation of the one or more connectors.

2. The flow system of claim 1 , wherein the fluid conduit comprises expandable conduit segments joined by connectors, the expandable conduit sections increasing or decreasing a length of the fluid conduit along an axis.

3. The flow system of claim 1 , wherein the flow system further comprises rotatable couplings between the fluid conduit and the tree to allow for radial adjustment of the tree about an axis of the tree.

4. The flow system of claim 1 , wherein the valve is a pair of valves, and a portion of the fluid conduit is positioned between the tree and at least one of the valves.

5. The flow system of claim 4 , wherein the pair of valves are positioned in series in a common vertical plane.

6. The flow system of claim 5 , wherein the pair of valves are arranged to form a vertical fracturing manifold and an outlet of the vertical fracturing manifold is at a lower elevation than an inlet of the tree.

7. The flow system of claim 1 , wherein the pair of valves are arranged to form a vertical fracturing manifold and an outlet of the vertical fracturing manifold is at a higher elevation than an inlet of the tree.

8. The flow system of claim 1 , wherein the tree is a plurality of trees attached to a plurality of wellheads, and wherein the fluid conduit provides fluid communication between the inlet head and each of the plurality of trees.

9. A flow system for use at a hydraulic fracturing well site, comprising:

a plurality of trees, each tree attached to a wellhead;

an inlet head in fluid communication with at least one hydraulic fracturing pump at the well site;

a fluid conduit providing fluid communication between the inlet head and the plurality of trees, and including rotatable couplings between the fluid conduit and the plurality of trees to allow for vertical adjustment between connectors on a tree of the plurality of trees and connectors on the fluid conduit in response to a rotation of the rotatable couplings; and

a plurality of valves in the fluid conduit, each valve corresponding to one of the plurality of trees, each valve having an open position and a closed position, each valve permitting fluid flow through the fluid conduit when in the open position, and preventing fluid flow through the fluid conduit when in the closed position, at least a portion of the fluid conduit positioned between at least one of the plurality of valves and a corresponding tree.

10. The flow system of claim 9 , further comprising:

a wireline unit positioned at the well site, a portion of the wireline unit connected to the wellhead using a quick connect; and

a quick connect adapter coupled to the plurality of trees, the quick connect remotely connecting or disconnecting a portion of the wireline unit from the quick connect adapter attached to the plurality of trees enabling movement of the wireline unit to an adjacent tree of the plurality of trees; and

the quick connect adapter having means to pressure test a portion of the wireline unit and drain hydraulic fluids from a portion of the wireline unit.

11. The flow system of claim 9 , wherein the inlet head has a longitudinal axis, and the fluid conduit has a longitudinal axis, and the longitudinal axis of the fluid conduit adjacent the inlet head is not parallel to the longitudinal axis of the inlet head.

12. The flow system of claim 9 , wherein each valve is a pair of valves, and a portion of the fluid conduit is positioned between at least one of the pair of valves and the corresponding tree.

13. The flow system of claim 12 , wherein the pair of valves are positioned in series in a common vertical plane.

14. The flow system of claim 9 , wherein each tree includes a master service valve, at least one wing valve, and a swab valve, and wherein the fluid conduit attaches to each tree adjacent the master service valve.

15. The flow system of claim 9 , wherein each tree includes a master service valve, at least one wing valve, and a swab valve, and wherein the fluid conduit attaches to each tree adjacent the swab valve.

16. A flow system for use at a hydraulic fracturing well site, comprising:

a tree attached to a wellhead;

an inlet head in fluid communication with at least one hydraulic fracturing pump at the well site;

a fluid conduit providing fluid communication between the inlet head and the tree, at least a portion of the fluid conduit coupled to the tree and including one or more components to adjust an elevation of the fluid conduit in response to a rotation of the one or more components;

a valve in the fluid conduit having an open position and a closed position, the valve permitting fluid flow through the fluid conduit when in the open position, and preventing fluid flow through the fluid conduit when in the closed position; and

a skid positioned to support the valve, the skid having one or more legs to adjust an elevation of a top portion of the skid relative to a ground plane.

17. The flow system of claim 16 , wherein the skid comprises an elevation adjustment device, the elevation adjustment device including a motor, a pin and aperture arrangement, or a combination thereof.

18. The flow system of claim 16 , wherein the valve comprises at least two valves, the at least two valves positioned in series in a common vertical plane.

19. The flow system of claim 16 , wherein an outlet of the valve is positioned at a lower elevation than an inlet to the tree and the portion of the fluid conduit extends between the outlet of the valve and the inlet to the tree.

20. The flow system of claim 16 , wherein the fluid conduit comprises couplings at end portions, the couplings being rotatable about a longitudinal axis of the fluid conduit to allow for adjustment of a position of the fluid conduit in at least two directions.