Wells – Packers or plugs – Expanded by confined fluid from central chamber – pump or...
Patent
1989-12-08
1991-06-04
Neuder, William P.
Wells
Packers or plugs
Expanded by confined fluid from central chamber, pump or...
166250, 166334, E21B 3324, E21B 3327, E21B 3412
Patent
active
050205927
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for treating subterranean wells includes a tool supported on a one-piece support tube which operates to raise and lower the tool in the well to a position where well treatment is required. The tool provides inflatable packers and a selector valve operable in a first position to inflate or deflate the packers, in a second position to circulate fluid to spot treatment fluid at the tool, and a third position for injecting treatment fluid into the strata isolated from the remainder of the well by the packers. The tool provides a J-lock system and a time delay dashpot which cooperate to permit an operator at the well head to selectively operate the valve between the three positions solely by adjusting the weight on the support tube at the well head.
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Muller Laurent
Randermann Ervin
Dowell Schlumberger Incorporated
Littlefield Stephen A.
Neuder William P.
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