Method of forming a lined tubular member

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Shaping by direct application of fluent pressure

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C029S507000, C072S058000, C072S059000, C072S370190, C072S370200

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07926160

ABSTRACT:
A corrugated conduit and method of expanding to form a lined tubular member are described. In some embodiments, a corrugated conduit may be expandable. The corrugated conduit may be inserted into a tubular member and hydraulically or otherwise expanded against walls of the tubular member to strengthen and/or seal the tubular member when the corrugated conduit is expanded in the tubular member. In certain embodiments, the tubular member is a drill stem.

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