Wells – Conduit wall or specific conduit end structure
Patent
1996-02-15
1997-01-07
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Conduit wall or specific conduit end structure
175 40, 73431, E21B 1707, G01D 1110
Patent
active
055907148
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for the protection of instrumentation placed within a drill string in a well, as during drilling comprising support structure, including a carrier sized for reception in the string, and; elastomeric structure carried by the support structure and including multiple elastomeric pads spaced about a longitudinal axis defined in the well, the pads extending generally longitudinally, and protruding in directions radially of the axis to absorb radial loading and torsional loading exerted in direction about the axis, and to deflect in said directions of radial and torsional loading.
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Baker Robert M.
Teys Raymond W.
Van Steenwyk Donald H.
Haefliger William W.
Novosad Stephen J.
Scientific Drilling International
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