Expendable devices for well lock system

Wells – Packers or plugs – With expanding anchor

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166188, E21B 3312

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ABSTRACT:
A lock system for wells which includes a landing nipple in the well tubing and two embodiments of a lock mandrel, which are sealingly engageable and releasably lockable in the landing nipple to control flow through the well tubing. One lock mandrel is closed to flow and "plugs" the landing nipple. The other lock mandrel, which will operate as a standing valve, has a through flow passage and a check valve preventing downward flow through the flow passage and lock mandrel. Both lock mandrels utilize "C" rings for locking in landing nipples and may be released for expending downwardly from landing nipples by a predetermiend downward force.

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Otis Engineering Corporation; TFL/Pumpdown and Completion Equipment and Services Catalogue, pp. 266 & 278; 1985.

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