Wells – Above ground apparatus – With assembly or disassembly means
Patent
1996-12-02
1998-06-09
Bagnell, David J.
Wells
Above ground apparatus
With assembly or disassembly means
175 7, 285322, F21B 3303
Patent
active
057621365
ABSTRACT:
In this invention, a wear bushing has a lower tubular portion and an upper tubular portion. The lower portion has fingers on its upper end. The upper portion has a conical lower end that slides within the inner sides of the fingers. For running-in, the upper portion engages and mechanically locks with the lower portion with the fingers in an undeflected position. The lower portion will land on a stop in the bore. The upper portion continues downward, deflecting the fingers outward into a recess in the bore thereby preventing the upward movement of the wear bushing.
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Bagnell David J.
Bradley James E.
Vetco Gray Inc.
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