Method and apparatus for limiting eccentric deviations of a rota

Rotary expansible chamber devices – Unlike helical surfaces on relatively wobbling rotating...

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418270, 166 685, 384196, 384220, 384266, 384273, F04C 2107, E21B 4300, F16C 2302, F16C 2706

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ABSTRACT:
A method for limiting eccentric deviations of a rotating polished rod which extends through a stuffing box in a downhole rotary pumping application. The method includes the step of positioning below the stuffing box at least two centralizing members having arcuate contact surfaces that engage the rotating polished rod to dampen eccentric deviations. According to another aspect of the present invention there is provided an apparatus having a housing with a central polished rod receiving passage. At least two centralizing members extend radially inwardly into the central polished rod receiving passage to engage a rotating polished rod positioned in the central polished rod receiving passage.

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