Method and device for the controlled disconnection of a...

Wells – Processes – Disassembling well part

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C166S065100, C166S057000

Reexamination Certificate

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10551337

ABSTRACT:
A method and device for controlling the disconnection of a wireline (4), of the kind used in wireline operations in a wellbore, from a wireline tool (8), the wireline (4) being provided with a conductor (6) arranged to communicate signals, the signals being monitored at the wire-line tool (8) by means of a lower monitoring and control circuit (24), and the lower monitoring and control circuit (24) activating, by disappearance of signals from the surface, a disconnect device (12) after a predetermined time, the disconnect device (12) being arranged to disconnect the wireline (4) from the wireline tool (8).

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