Squeeze packer latch
AssigneeHalliburton Company
InventorsKenneth J. Givens, Eric Stenzel, Donald Hushbeck, Kevin Bersheidt, Jerry T. Bohlen
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AssigneeHalliburton Company
InventorsKenneth J. Givens, Eric Stenzel, Donald Hushbeck, Kevin Bersheidt, Jerry T. Bohlen
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A latching device to be used with a cement squeeze packer and a stinger is disclosed. The latching device enables an operator at the surface of an oil or gas well to open and close the squeeze packer valve without the risk of pulling the stinger out of the packer. The latch assembly is installed on the stinger assembly and is provided with a plurality of radially flexible fingers that engage the uphole end of the packer mandrel. Preferably, a series of ribs on both the latch and the uphole end of the mandrel are engaged when the stinger assembly descends into the hole and the stinger enters the packer. These ribs prevent the stinger from coming out of the packer until a predetermined tensile force is applied.
An apparatus for retaining a tubular member in a valved squeeze packer, comprising:
A latching device for preventing axial separation of a tubing from a cement-packing device in a subsurface well, the cement packing device having a mandrel at one end thereof with an outer circumference, comprising:
An apparatus for latching a stinger to a cement squeeze packer, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.