Wells – Expansible anchor or casing – Spring set
Patent
1988-05-25
1989-07-04
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Expansible anchor or casing
Spring set
166382, 166385, E21B 2302
Patent
active
048441597
ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a locking mechanism for locking a tool to an anchor seat located in the tubing of a well, the locking mechanism comprising keys which are radially movable relative to the axis of the tool, the keys emerging via apertures in the body of the tool to engage in a groove of an anchor seat located in the well conduit. The groove of the anchor seat has an internal diameter smaller than the internal diameter of the well conduit. Each key is axially movable within the aperture between a high position and a low position. Structure is provided for retaining the keys in the high position, positioning the keys in a radially retracted position, so that the keys do not cause the tool to be secured in the anchor seat. Structure is also provided for positioning the keys in a radially extended position, causing the keys to contact the groove of the anchor seat, thereby locking the tool to the anchor seat.
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Airey Peter J.
Doremus Bernard
Novosad Stephen J.
Schlumberger Technology Corporation
Smith Keith G. W.
Tager Clifford L.
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