Wells – Submerged well – Means removably connected to permanent well structure
Patent
1983-06-03
1985-03-26
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Submerged well
Means removably connected to permanent well structure
166363, E21B 33037, E21B 43017
Patent
active
045067350
ABSTRACT:
A system involving at least one well equipped with an elevated or sub-sea production head, and at least one pipeline collecting the effluent from the production head leading to an effluent phase separation unit. The system comprises, in addition, a tube in the form of a U-tube connected to the unit and dipping into the sea to a predetermined depth; the exit in the sea of this U-tube can open into a balancing column that protects the air-sea interface from fluctuations due to the state of the sea. The invention also makes it possible to regulate the input pressure into the installations at a value which is preferably close to atmospheric pressure.
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Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, Eighth Ed. 1977, p. 1085.
DelSignore Mark J.
Novosad Stephen J.
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