Wells – Processes – Assembling well part
Patent
1981-04-24
1983-08-30
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Processes
Assembling well part
166339, 166349, 166359, 166362, 166367, 285137A, E21B 1701, E21B 1702, E21B 4104
Patent
active
044011644
ABSTRACT:
A marine riser having a pair of hydraulic lines, such as choke and kill lines, secured thereto and substantially parallel to one another providing track means extending along substantially the full length of a multiple joint riser string for transporting a carriage along the riser from near the top to the bottom. The invention also includes a carriage adapted to travel along such track and also includes television camera and lights as well as manipulator means for performing various functions on a blow-out preventer stack and wellhead connector as well as associated equipment positioned at the lower end of the marine riser.
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