Wells – Above ground apparatus – External anchoring or bracing means
Patent
1982-05-07
1984-08-28
Purser, Ernest R.
Wells
Above ground apparatus
External anchoring or bracing means
285 61, 285158, 166 85, E21B 1916
Patent
active
044678649
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for distributing the weight of a workover or maintenance apparatus connected to a Christmas tree over the surface of the portion of the Christmas tree to which the workover apparatus is attached, including a plate which rests upon the portion of the Christmas tree to which the workover apparatus is attached, and a rigid support extending upwardly from the plate, the rigid support being connectable to said workover apparatus. The apparatus may include plugs for plugging the other strings of tubing contained in the Christmas tree to which the workover apparatus is not attached, and devices for adjusting the length of the rigid support.
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Dang Hoang C.
Purser Ernest R.
Ray David L.
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