Rotary expansible chamber devices – Methods
Patent
1986-05-06
1987-06-02
Vrablik, John J.
Rotary expansible chamber devices
Methods
418 48, 418181, 417365, 417410, 415104, F04C 2107, F04C 1500, F04B 4714
Patent
active
046699619
ABSTRACT:
A thrust reducing apparatus for a progressing cavity pump used in a well and driven by a submersible pump motor. A piston is mounted to the top of the rotor and located in a bore between the stator and the tubing which extends to the surface. A bypass passage enables fluid discharged from the pump to flow past the bore and the piston. An annulus passage extends into the bore above the piston for communicating fluid pressure in the annulus to the top of the piston. The lower side of the piston is exposed to discharge fluid pressure from the pump, resulting in a net upward force on the piston. The piston pulls upwardly on the rotor to reduce the downward thrust on the rotor.
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Bradley James E.
Hughes Tool Company
Vrablik John J.
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