Well treating method using an indexing automatic fill-up float v

Wells – Processes – Cementing – plugging or consolidating

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166224R, 137515, E21B 3314, E21B 3316

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039571149

ABSTRACT:
A valve for repetitively allowing and preventing upward fluid flow through a casing string. The valve is convertible from a locked open position permitting reverse upward fluid flow therethrough to a check valve position preventing upward fluid flow therethrough by flowing fluid downwardly through the casing to actuate an indexing J-slot mechanism interconnecting the spring-loaded valve member and the valve body assembly. The valve may be recycled to the locked open position from the check valve position an unlimited number of times through the flowing of fluid in a forward direction downwardly through the casing string.

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