Wells – Submerged well – Wellhead
Patent
1996-05-21
1998-04-21
Neuder, William P.
Wells
Submerged well
Wellhead
73 86, G01N 1700
Patent
active
057408637
ABSTRACT:
A consumable probe is installed in an elbow zone of a well. The consumable probe is subject to ablation caused by abrasive particles suspended in the fluid being transported by the conduit. As the probe is ablated pressure sensitive chambers will be exposed and the pressure in the conduit will pressurize the pressure sensitive chambers and signal a readout station in a position remote from the location of the probe in the conduit.
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Dorsch Thomas James
Gillette Lee A.
Ortloff Charles R.
Vicic John Charles
Williams Michael R.
FMC Corporation
Neuder William P.
Query, Jr. Henry C.
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