Wells – Pistons – fluid driven into well
Patent
1995-12-15
1998-03-31
Suchfield, George A.
Wells
Pistons, fluid driven into well
1510405, 134 2211, 166170, 1661773, 166311, E21B 3702, E21B 3704
Patent
active
057327742
ABSTRACT:
An improved pipe wiping device is set forth which incorporates from an upper end fishing neck, a threaded connection for a central mandrel and multiple pipe wiping elements which are formed of flat resilient sheet material cut in circular fashion and having notches therein. The pipe wiping elements are alternately spaced so that the notches in the pipe wiping elements are overlapped above or below by protruding pipe wiping elements. Enlarged and elongated spacers are positioned between adjacent pipe wiping elements. The central mandrel terminates at a flexible coupling formed of resilient material or a spring. It then connects with a buoyant chamber there below to cause the device to float in the drill mud in the pipe string as the pipe string is pulled from the well borehole.
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