Pressure actuated ported sub for subterranean cement completions
AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsMailand C. Jason, Justin C. Kellner, Charles C. Johnson, Charles T. Kirkpatrick, Marcus A. Avant
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AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsMailand C. Jason, Justin C. Kellner, Charles C. Johnson, Charles T. Kirkpatrick, Marcus A. Avant
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A tubing pressure operated sliding sleeve is used in cementing a tubular string. The sleeve is configured to hold closed as pressure builds to a predetermined value. When pressure is further raised a rupture disc blows and provides access to an integral piston disposed outside the sleeve. The back side of the piston is exposed to a low pressure or atmospheric chamber located between upper and lower seals. The sleeve thickness near the chamber can be made relatively thick to avoid flexing or bending under differential pressure because the net force to shift the sleeve is from differential pressure on the piston rather than the piston areas created by the upper and lower seals.
A valve for subterranean use, comprising:
A valve for subterranean use, comprising:
A valve for subterranean use, comprising:
A valve for use in a cementable open-hole well comprising:
A method of temporarily isolating the inside of a valve from an open-hole well comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.