Wells – Receptacles
Patent
1979-09-10
1981-03-10
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Receptacles
166169, 166264, E21B 4908
Patent
active
042548306
ABSTRACT:
An elongated body member, a portion of which forms a chamber for retaining samples of the liquid and steam contents of a geothermal well. A fluid tight seal is formed between an O-ring and a parallel sealing face of a slidable shaft member. The pressure sealing force is adjustably controlled by a spring assembly. The spring assembly is adjusted so that the sealing force must be overcome before a sample is taken. When the sealing force exerted upon the seal is overcome, the sample chamber is placed in fluid communication with the geothermal borehole by a series of passages which include grooves or slots contained in the slidable shaft member. After sampling is complete the seal is reformed allowing the sampler to be retrieved to a surface location.
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Garney Tom A.
Roesner Raymond E.
Byron Richard M.
Dresser Industries Inc.
McCollum Pat
Novosad Stephen J.
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