Dual string assembly for gas wells

Wells – Above ground apparatus – With assembly or disassembly means

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166 7514, 166 892, 166 975, 166313, E21B 33047, E21B 4314

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ABSTRACT:
A dual completion for gas wells includes a dual base with a primary hanger incorporated in the base. Primary and secondary coiled tubing strings extend through the base at a downwardly converging angle of 2.degree. or less. The dual base is mounted on an annular blowout preventer. At the top of the annular blowout preventer is a tubing centralizer that aligns the two tubing strings parallel to one another. The blowout preventer has two side ports below the bladder allowing the operator to produce gas from the annulus, to flare gas to atmosphere or to pump in kill fluid in the event of an emergency. The alignment of the tubing strings allows production recorders to be run in either string.

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