Wells – Processes – Assembling well part
Patent
1993-02-05
1994-07-05
Britts, Ramon S.
Wells
Processes
Assembling well part
175320, 175293, 173 17, E21B 406, B23Q 5033
Patent
active
053259262
ABSTRACT:
A reversible casing for a down-the-hole drill has a predetermined snap ring groove length centered between the casing ends, based upon the casing bore, the snap ring groove depth and the snap ring body length, whereby a snap ring will be retained in the snap ring groove, while permitting lengthwise movement of the snap ring during reverse orientation of the casing.
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Lay Warren T.
Lyon Leland H.
Britts Ramon S.
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Selko John J.
Tsay Frank S.
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