Method of connection of an undersea well to a flexible outflow p

Wells – With below and above ground modification – Eduction pump or plunger in well

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61 69A, E21B 712

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ABSTRACT:
In the connection of a flexible outflow pipe to a submerged well head situated at a depth greater than that which can be reached by a diver, the pipe is connected to a bearing structure for bearing on and connection to the well head and on which a diving bell bears, the bell being made fast to the bearing structure and housing a sub-assembly for connection to the well head, the assembly of bell, bearing structure and attached pipe is lowered onto the well head and automatically connected thereto, thereafter a crew is lowered in a crew carnes to the bell and the crew effects connection of the sub-assembly to the well head and the pipe connector to the sub-assembly while in the bell.

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patent: 3846992 (1974-11-01), Liautaud
patent: 3855806 (1974-12-01), Le Therisien

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