Pumps – Motor driven – Electric or magnetic motor
Patent
1992-06-11
1995-04-25
Gluck, Richard E.
Pumps
Motor driven
Electric or magnetic motor
74110, F16H 2144, F04B 1704
Patent
active
054093562
ABSTRACT:
Fluid wells, particularly oil wells, exert heavy shock loads on the string of sucker rods extending down to the fluid pump located adjacent to the producing formation. A conventional rocker arm must lift the sucker rods the column of oil in the casing plus the weight of the fluid pump, overcome the inertial load and then come to a stop before reversing the stroke. The employment of linear induction motors to reciprocate the oil well rocker arm and then operate as a generator on the reverse stroke reduces the shock loading and the returns the generated electrical energy to the well pumping system. The instant invention greatly reduces the maintenance costs of a conventional oil well and provides greater efficiency of the well pumping system.
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Gluck Richard E.
Massie Lewis E.
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