Apparatus for stabbing and threading a safety valve into a well

Wells – Above ground apparatus – With assembly or disassembly means

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137315, 29237, E21B 1916

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ABSTRACT:
In accordance with an illustrative embodiment of the present invention, an apparatus for stabbing and threading a safety valve into a well pipe to prevent upward flow comprises a tubular canister rotably mounted on a carriage assembly that is slidably mounted on an upstanding frame. The lower end of the frame has a swivel mounting to a bracket that is attached to the side of an elevator-type clamp means by which the apparatus is clamped onto the upper end portion of the pipe. With the canister pivoted into position over the pipe, a gear drive is operated by a hand wheel to cause the canister to be rotated and simultaneously lowered toward the pipe whereby a safety valve mounted inside the canister is automatically threaded into the upper end of the pipe and can be closed to shut off upward flow.

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patent: 4291762 (1981-09-01), Gudgel

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