Wells – Means for perforating – weakening – bending or separating pipe... – With disparate below ground feature
Patent
1978-05-10
1979-07-10
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Means for perforating, weakening, bending or separating pipe...
With disparate below ground feature
166319, 166363, 251315, E21B 2900
Patent
active
041604784
ABSTRACT:
A well tool for inclusion in a tubing string of a well adapted to perform multiple functions including controlling fluid flow through the tubing string and/or cutting coiled tubing or wire line used in the tubing string for performing well completion and workover functions. The tool includes a tubular body connectible in a tubing string and having a flow passage therethrough, a spherical seat surface around the flow passage developed on an eccentrically positioned center relative to the axis of the flow passage, an operator member which may function as a cutter, a valve, or a combination cutter and valve having a spherical surface engageable with the seat surface and mounted on an axis of rotation eccentrically positioned relative to the axis of the flow passage and coincident with the center of the spherical seat surface, an actuator movable longitudinally in the housing and engageable with a surface of the operator member spaced from the axis of rotation of the operator member to rotate the operator member from a first opened position to a second closed position, and return apparatus for rotating the operator member back from the second closed to the first opened position. An annular hydraulically operable piston is provided in the housing to move the actuator. The operator member is a spherical segment formed on a radius which is larger than the radius of the bore through the housing so that by pivoting the operator member eccentrically within the housing maximum torque is generated in the operator member by application of force at a substantial distance from the axis of rotation of the member by the actuator.
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Calhoun Michael B.
Fredd John V.
Favreau Richard E.
Garland H. Mathews
Novosad Stephen J.
Otis Engineering Corporation
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