Hydraulic oscillator for use in a transmitter valve

Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Wellbore telemetering – Through well fluids

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C367S085000, C340S854400, C340S853100, C251S318000, C251S321000, C175S038000

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07319638

ABSTRACT:
An oscillating valve driven by the pressure in a mud pulser develops a pressure variation in the mud pulse signal that is at a frequency that is different than the frequencies of the mud system. The oscillating valve is coupled to or integral with the pulse drive cylinder, whether the drive means for operation of the pulser is upstream or downstream from the orifice. A bistable valve improves performance of the transmitting element at low flow rates by providing a toggle mechanism which assures positive seating of the bistable valve.

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