Well devices with annulus check valve and hydraulic by-pass

Wells – With below and above ground modification – Above ground actuating means for below ground device

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166 87, 166321, 166332, E21B 3410, E21B 3412

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044495838

ABSTRACT:
Hanger apparatus for suporting pipe in a well, the apparatus including both an annulus check valve, via which communication is established with the annulus between the suspended pipe and surrounding casing, and a pressure fluid by-pass, via which communication with a down-hole device such as a safety valve is established. Opening of the check valve and establishment of communication via the by-pass are accomplished by a simple stabbing operation with, e.g., a handling tool or a production upper body. Alternately, the check valve is opened by hydraulic pressure delivered via the production upper body.

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