Wells – Processes – Producing the well
Reexamination Certificate
2009-06-02
2011-12-20
Gay, Jennifer H (Department: 3676)
Wells
Processes
Producing the well
C166S382000, C166S068000, C166S105000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08079418
ABSTRACT:
The pump can be utilized in gassy oil wells to prevent gas slugs from locking the electrical submersible pump. A shroud assembly is provided with a bottom that can be fixed to the top of a seal section connected to the top of a motor. Additional lengths of shroud can be added as the shroud assembly is lowered into the well. The electrical submersible pump can then lowered into the shroud and supported from a production tubing string. A hanger can then be attached to the production tubing string to carry the weight of the shroud assembly, motor, and seal section.
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Brown Donn J.
Mack John J.
Tetzlaff Steven K.
Wilson Brown Lyle
Baker Hughes Incorporated
Bracewell & Giuliani LLP
Gay Jennifer H
Loikith Catherine
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