Fluid handling – Destructible or deformable element controlled – Destructible element
Patent
1984-01-31
1985-04-02
Freeh, William L.
Fluid handling
Destructible or deformable element controlled
Destructible element
417568, 417 53, F16K 1304, F04B 3912
Patent
active
045081336
ABSTRACT:
A protective cover comprises a substantially circular cover including a center shear disc surrounded by an annular outer portion, mounted in the fluid end of a plunger-type high pressure pump. The cover is held in place by the retainer assembly of the present invention, which is secured to the fluid end. When subjected to a compressive load by the plunger in excess of a predetermined limit, the shear disc shears from the outer portion along an arcuate boundary of reduced wall thickness between the shear disc and outer portions and the sheared disc is propelled by the pressure into the retainer assembly, striking a plug which in turn forces an impact disc into the end of the retainer, which includes a substantially circular recess therein of lesser diameter than the impact disc. The impact disc is thus sheared as the inner portion thereof enters the retainer recess, the energy from the shear disc being thereby substantially dissipated without harm to the retainer.
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Freeh William L.
Halliburton Company
Walkowski Joseph A.
Weaver Thomas R.
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