Tieback connector with two point interference fit

Pipe joints or couplings – With assembly means or feature – Guide and support

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285115, 2853344, 285370, F16L 5500

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049039938

ABSTRACT:
A tieback connector for connecting a conductor to a subsea wellhead mandrel utilizes two points of interference fit. The tieback connector has a tubular body from which depends a downward opening funnel. The mandrel has an upper bearing surface and a lower bearing surface, spaced apart by a cylindrical wall section. The lower bearing surface protrudes outward and is a frusto-conical surface. The mandrel has upper and lower bearing surfaces that are dimensioned to frictionally engage the upper and lower bearing surfaces of the mandrel as the funnel makes the final seat on the mandrel.

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