Well tool having knitted wire mesh seal means and method of use thereof
AssigneeBaker Oil Tools, Inc.
InventorDavid M. McStravick
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AssigneeBaker Oil Tools, Inc.
InventorDavid M. McStravick
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A well tool, such as a packer apparatus, is adaptable for insertion on a conduit within a subterranean well having casing therein. The well tool comprises a cylindrical mandrel which is communicable to the conduit. Slip means are carried exteriorly around the mandrel and are movable into expanded position for anchoring the apparatus to the casing whereby subsequent longitudinal movement of the apparatus in at least one direction is prevented. Seal means are circumferentially extending exteriorly around the mandrel and are urgable into sealing relation with the casing to prevent fluid communication thereacross, the seal means comprising at least one section of transversely compressible seamless, knitted elements generally defined by a continuous series of interlocking ductile metal-containing loop members.
A packer apparatus adaptable for insertion on a conduit within a subterranean well having casing therein, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus adaptable for insertion on a first conduit within a subterranean well having a second conduit extending therein, said apparatus comprising:
A packer apparatus adaptable for insertion on a conduit within a subterranean well having casing therein, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus adaptable for insertion on a first conduit within a subterranean well having a second conduit extending therein, and responsive to means for anchoring said apparatus at a predetermined location in a subterranean well, said apparatus comprising seal means for preventing fluid transmission thereacross, said seal means comprising at least one section of transversely compressible, seamless, knitted elements generally defined by a continuous series of interlocking ductile metal-containing loop members and further comprising fibrous means, introduced among said loop members, for preventing fluid transmission through said knitted elements.
An apparatus for insertion on a first conduit within a subterranean well having a second conduit extending therein, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus adaptable for insertion on a first conduit within a subterranean well and responsive to means for positioning said apparatus at a predetermined location in said subterranean well against movement in at least one direction said apparatus comprising seal means for preventing fluid transmission thereacross, said seal means comprising a first sealing element and a second sealing element adjacent thereto for preventing extrusion of said first sealing element after initial sealing relation is established, said second sealing element comprising a continuous series of interlocking ductile, metal-containing loop members.
A method of establishing a seal in a subterranean well between a first conduit and an inner wall of a second conduit in said well to prevent fluid communication thereacross;
A method of establishing a seal in a subterranean well between a first conduit and an inner wall of a second conduit in said well to prevent fluid communication thereacross;
An apparatus adaptable for insertion on a first conduit within a subterranean well having a second conduit extending therein, and responsive to means for anchoring said apparatus at a predetermined location in a subterranean well, said apparatus comprising seal means for preventing fluid transmission thereacross, said seal means comprising a first sealing element;
An apparatus adaptable for insertion on a first conduit within a subterranean well having a second conduit extending therein, and responsive to means for anchoring said apparatus at a predetermined location in a subterranean well, said apparatus comprising seal means for preventing fluid transmission thereacross, said seal means comprising a first sealing element;
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