Auxiliary controlled valve disposed in a drilling string

Valves and valve actuation – Fluid actuated or retarded – Pilot or servo type motor

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251 24, 251 37, 251 635, 251127, 137219, 137599, 138 40, 166319, 367 85, F16K 3112

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ABSTRACT:
An auxiliary controlled valve including a valve body (8) displaceable against a valve seat (9) disposed in a drilling string (6) to produce pressure pulses in drilling fluid renders possible a selective closing or opening of a low-resistance transmission section (12) which lies parallel to a main throttle section (10). The valve has a central passage which permits the passage of measuring instruments through the valve regardless of the particular position of a valve body (8). The valve body (8) is largely balanced out with regard to dynamic flow forces so that only a comparatively small actuating force is necessary.

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