Retrievable seal guide
OwnerRobert Harris, Carl Diller +2inventors
InventorsRobert Harris, Carl Diller, Candice English, John Milne
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OwnerRobert Harris, Carl Diller +2inventors
InventorsRobert Harris, Carl Diller, Candice English, John Milne
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A retrievable seal guide (RSG) for installing a seal stem in a polished bore receptacle. The RSG has an outer grapple. Inside the grapple is a mandrel. At the end of the RSG is a bullet nose guide. The mandrel is spring loaded with a spring placed under the grapple Near the rear end of the guide is a plug with an o-ring. Note that the bullet nose has an opening formed in it. A channel is also formed down the length of the device. Note too that for tight formations of non-perforated liners the plug can be replaced with a stainless-steel ball that acts as a check valve. As the RSG is pulled out, the guide is pulled back, which compresses the spring forcing the mandrel back until a cam clears the collapsible fingers on the grapple, which allows the RSG to be withdrawn.
A retrievable seal guide for inserting a seal stem into a polished bore receptacle, using a setting tool, comprising:
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