Diverter Valve for a Bottom Hole Assembly
AssigneeBaker Hughes, A Ge Company, LLC
InventorsThor-Harald Engevik, Rune Jensen
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AssigneeBaker Hughes, A Ge Company, LLC
InventorsThor-Harald Engevik, Rune Jensen
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A bottom hole assembly (BHA) incorporates a tubular cutter driven by a downhole motor. A scraper moves into a smaller tubular to clean an area where a spear will later be engaged to the cut tubular portion. The scraper has a relatively movable mandrel that allows straight through flow into the motor or closes flow to build pressure to a telescoping jack to exert a pull force on the cut tubular after the cut is made. The spear is articulated with mandrel manipulation to grab the cut segment and weight is set down to shift the mandrel in the scraper to allow pressure buildup with rig pumps turned on to retract the jack as the BHA is held with anchors in the larger tubular. The cut segment is pulled uphole to loosen it so it can be removed from the borehole.
A diverter valve for a bottom hole assembly supported by a tubular string, comprising:
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