Wells – Packers or plugs – With expanding anchor
Patent
1991-04-12
1992-07-21
Neuder, William P.
Wells
Packers or plugs
With expanding anchor
166134, E21B 33129
Patent
active
051314681
ABSTRACT:
A packer slip has multiple anchor studs which are press fit in an interference union onto a slip plate constructed of a corrosion resistant alloy material. The anchor studs are located on the slip plate in such a manner as to distribute applied load forces evenly onto the well casing. The anchor studs have ribs formed by longitudinal serrations, with the stud body and ribs being truncated along a planar face, thereby producing a cutting edge for penetrating and gripping a well casing, which is also constructed of corrosion resistant alloy material. The ribs are separated circumferentially by longitudinal grooves formed in the main body portion of each stud. According to this arrangement, the grooves provide flow space for rib material which flows in response to compression forces arising as a press-fit interference union is produced. Each stud is made of a material which has a hardness which is substantially greater than the hardness of CRA alloy casing material, such as carbide compounds including refractory carbides and cemented refractory carbides.
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Jackson Alan T.
Lane Andrew R.
Wheeler R. Brooks
Griggs Dennis T.
Neuder William P.
Otis Engineering Corporation
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