Method of making sleeved drill pipe

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29460, 228175, 228176, 264262, B21D 3900, B23P 1904

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ABSTRACT:
A one-piece metal wear sleeve, circumferentially homogeneous, is secured by epoxy to the outer periphery of a drill pipe. The inner diameter of the sleeve is less than the outer diameter of tool joints at the end of the drill pipe. The sleeve is centrifugally cast of two materials, including a tough, strong material such as an iron alloy at its inner portion and a hard non-abrasive wear resistant material such as alloy steel at its outer portion to resist wear on the sleeve, e.g. when it is run in open hole or in a cased hole. The outer portion is homogeneous and has a smooth outer periphery so as to reduce wear on the casing when the pipe is run in cased hole.

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Industrial Products Division, United States Pipe and Foundry Co., Oct. 1975, pp. 20, 21.

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