Dry hydrant strainer with strainer hole pattern for achieving uniform flow rates
AssigneeSchlumberger Industries
InventorStanley Leo Merrett
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AssigneeSchlumberger Industries
InventorStanley Leo Merrett
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A strainer for use with a dry hydrant having a fluid inlet includes an inlet tube having a first end and a second end, the first end being substantially capped, and the second end being connected to the dry hydrant fluid inlet. A plurality of apertures are formed in the inlet tube and are disposed between the first end and the second end. The apertures are disposed in a substantially v-shaped pattern, whereby an apex of the substantially v-shaped pattern is spaced proximal to the second end. In one embodiment of the present invention, the apertures spaced proximal to the first end of the inlet member have diameters greater than diameters of the apertures spaced proximal to the second end of the inlet member. In operation in a dry hydrant system, the strainer provides for uniform suction zone throughout the inlet pipe, and provides uniform fluid drafting flow.
A system for drafting fluid from a fluid reservoir, said system comprising:
A system for drafting fluid from a fluid reservoir, said system comprising:
A strainer for use with a fluid pumping system, said fluid pumping system having an inlet, said strainer comprising:
A strainer for use with fluid pumping system, said fluid pumping system having an outlet, said strainer comprising:
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