Wells – Means for guiding insertable element laterally of well axis
Patent
1976-02-26
1976-11-30
Leppink, James A.
Wells
Means for guiding insertable element laterally of well axis
E21B 706
Patent
active
039943399
ABSTRACT:
A side pocket mandrel is of hollow metal tubing having a cross-section that is symmetrical about an axis and in which one of the symmetrical cross-section halves reveals a smoothly continuous convex curve, comprises a first, second and third circular arc portions of different radii and different centers of gyration; the first having a radius r.sub.1, the second r.sub.2, and the third a transcending radius r.sub.3 with r.sub. 1 greater than r.sub.2 and with r.sub.3 being less than three times the sum of the radii r.sub.1, r.sub.2 and the distance between the centers of the first and second portions, but no less than one-half of such sum of r.sub.1, r.sub.2 and that distance between the centers.
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Goode William B.
Lamb Charles Paul
Braunstein Ralph M.
Leppink James A.
Reagin Ronald W.
Teledyne Inc.
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