Method and apparatus for operating multiple tools in a well

Wells – Processes – Placing or shifting well part

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175325, E21B 2308, E21B 4300

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046839569

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method for operating multiple tools connected serially in a pipe string in a well, each tool being operated by cyclic pressuring and depressuring of fluid in the pipe string from the surface, each tool having a part movable downward and upward by movements of a piston in response to said pressure cycles, said part movements being controlled by barrel cams which direct the part through a series of positions in response to a series of pressure cycles, the barrel cams of the tools being the same or different depending on the part position combinations desired, a series of pressure cycles moving the tool parts through the desired part position combinations for the multiple tools. Tool modifications making the multiple tool operations possible are also disclosed.

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