Wells – Processes – Placing or shifting well part
Reexamination Certificate
2011-03-29
2011-03-29
Gay, Jennifer H (Department: 3676)
Wells
Processes
Placing or shifting well part
C166S185000, C166S332700
Reexamination Certificate
active
07913770
ABSTRACT:
Methods and devices for equalizing an atmospheric chamber within a well tool in a controlled manner following the operation of setting the well tool. A packer setting tool has a setting mechanism with an atmospheric chamber and an equalization assembly to permit the pressure differential between the atmospheric chamber and the surrounding annulus to be substantially equalized.
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Avant Marcus A.
Schramm Robert D.
Baker Hughes Incorporated
Gay Jennifer H
Hunter Shawn
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