Wells – Submerged well – Connection or disconnection of submerged members remotely...
Patent
1987-03-27
1988-07-05
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Submerged well
Connection or disconnection of submerged members remotely...
166360, 166368, 166332, 137607, E21B 3404
Patent
active
047548134
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a production tree (10) with a top block (mandrel) (12) of the tree provided with a cone-shaped male connector member (14) which also functions as a manifold, and called a cone seal manifold, by having a plurality of shuttle valves (66) which, in the production mode connect umbilical hydraulic control lines (44) to valve actuator control lines (42). In the workover mode, a running tool (132) having a mating bell-shaped female connector member (134) engages the cone seal manifold (14) and moves the shuttle valves (66) to disconnect the umbilical control lines (44) from the valve actuator control lines (42) and to open the valve actuator control lines (42) to rig hydraulic control lines in the running tool (132) through the mating cone seal surfaces (134,56). Normally closed passageways (112) in the cone (56) of the cone seal manifold (14) are opened by fluid pressure from the rig control lines.
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Gillette Lee A.
Hed Jon E.
Jennings Charles E.
Marius Christian G.
Otten Jeffrey D.
Dwyer Joseph R.
Melius Terry Lee
Novosad Stephen J.
Vetco Gray Inc
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