Wells – Above ground apparatus – Moving tubing or cable into an existing well
Patent
1998-02-25
1999-11-02
Bagnell, David
Wells
Above ground apparatus
Moving tubing or cable into an existing well
166 771, 166 772, 226172, 254372, E21B 1908, E21B 1922
Patent
active
059752033
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method for pulling or inserting jointed pipe sections (18) having upset ends (20) within a well utilizing a coiled tubing injector (26). The coiled tubing injector (26) has a pair of opposed endless chains (50, 52) including gripper blocks (58) for gripping the pipe sections (18). An axial gap (G) is provided in chains (50, 52) between adjacent gripper blocks (58) to receive the upset ends (20). To align accurately upset ends (20) with gap (G), a sensing mechanism (100, FIGS. 11 and 12) is provided to sense the location of upset end (20) and a sensing mechanism (110, 112, FIGS. 13 and 14) is provided to sense the location of gap (G). An operator in response to signals from the sensors accurately aligns upset ends (20) with gap (G).
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McKee L. Michael
Payne Bryan K.
Smith Michael L.
Bagnell David
Kang Chi H.
Schlumberger Technology Corporation
Y'Barbo Douglas
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