Fluid Sampling Flask Having Cap and Valve Assembly
AssigneeWeatherford/Lamb, Inc.
InventorsTodd M. Coleman, Gavin A. Steele
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AssigneeWeatherford/Lamb, Inc.
InventorsTodd M. Coleman, Gavin A. Steele
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A container for collecting water samples to determine dissolved gas includes a flask-type pouch with a spout. A removable cap and valve install on the spout. The valve includes an adapter that fits with an O-ring or other seal inside the mouth of the spout. The valve includes a valve element, which can be a one-way, self-closing type of valve, that fits with an O-ring or other seal inside the end of the adapter. A cap of the container fits over the adapter and affixes to the spout to hold the valve on the spout. In use, the cap can be removed so that the valve element and adapter can be removed for filling the pouch. Otherwise, the cap can remain in place so filling can be performed through the valve element. A tamper-evident ring on the cap may be provided to ensure the integrity of the sample contained in the flask.
A flask for obtaining, from a source, a liquid sample having dissolved hydrocarbon gas, the flask comprising:
A method of manufacturing a flask for obtaining a liquid sample from a source, the method comprising:
A method of obtaining a liquid sample from a source, the method comprising:
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