Wells – Processes – Entraining or incorporating treating material in flowing...
Patent
1987-04-03
1989-06-06
Kyle, Deborah L.
Wells
Processes
Entraining or incorporating treating material in flowing...
E21B 4300
Patent
active
H00006351
ABSTRACT:
An injection mandrel and method for introducing treating fluids into a well comprise a center pocket mandrel having a check valve in fluid communication with treating fluid in the annulus of the well and with a chemical injection valve in the mandrel. Treating fluid is pumped through the check valve and the chemical injection valve into the produced fluids in the mandrel, while reverse flow is prevented. In another embodiment a dip tube communicating with the injection valve pocket places treating fluid at a preselected location in the well.
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Teledyne Merla, Sidepocket Mandrels, 1980, "Composite Catalog," p. 6833.
Gordon John R.
Johnson Dale V.
Carone Michael J.
Kyle Deborah L.
O'Niell Herbert E.
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