Pumps – Motor driven
Patent
1975-08-28
1977-04-19
Freeh, William L.
Pumps
Motor driven
417545, F04B 1700
Patent
active
040185478
ABSTRACT:
Pumping in oil wells and like application is carried out in a noiseless manner with efficient utilization of energy by raising the plunger or piston in a subsurface pump piston with a long metal rod or cable capable of undergoing memory shape change as a function of a martensitic transformation when worked by application of stress, preferably by gravity through an attached weight, while cold to elongate itself and, upon application of heat thereto, reversing the transformation and contracting in length to raise the piston and associated equipment plus fluid load.
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Cohen Jerry
Freeh William L.
Hieken Charles
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