دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: a device that secures, or fastens, equipment. In producing wells with sucker rod pumps, a gas anchor is a special section of perforated pipe installed below the pump. It provides a space for gas to break out of the oil. In offshore drilling, floating drilling vessels are often secured over drill sites by large anchors like those used on ships. For pipelines, a device that secures pipe in a ditch.

n: Means of holding the deadline to the derrick or substructure. Usually this is the primary element of the weight indicator

a device with slips that holds equipment in the wellbore.

n: a fishing tool installed inside washover pipe to prevent a fish stuck off bottom from falling to bottom during a washover. Slips on the anchor washpipe spear engage the inside of the washover pipe as the pipe travels downhole around the fish.

n pi: a device, operated by air or hydraulic fluid, that fits into the opening in the rotary table when the drill stem must be suspended in the wellbore (as when a connection or trip is being made). Automatic slips, also called power slips, eliminate the need for roughnecks to set and take out slips manually. See slips.

n: A tool operated by pneumatics or hydraulic pressure.Used for chafing the drill stem when pipe connection or tripping.

n pl: the tongs latched on the drill pipe joint hanging in the totary by the slips, used to keep the pipe from turning as the makeup or breakout tongs (the lead tongs) apply torque to make up or break out the tightened tool joint connection. Compare lead tongs.

n: A tong suspended in the derrick, normally on the drillers right, used to hold box end of the tool joint while the pin end is loosened and unscrewed. Also called a make-up tong, as it is moved to pin end to tighten the joint to the recommended torque after

locks slips, mandrels or cones in place in a downhole tool.

n: an area of reduced diameter in pipe caused by excessive longitudinal strain or by a combination of longitudinal strain and the swaging action of a body. A bottleneck may result if the downward motion of the drill pipe is stopped with the slips instead of the brake.

n: in drilling operations, an insert that fits into the opening of a master bushing and accommodates the slips.

n: See insert.

a section of the wellhead or of a tool what allows slips to be inserted to hold pipe or equipment.

n: a downhole tool, composed primarily of slips, a plug mandrel, and a rubber sealing element, that is run and set in casing to isolate a lower zone while an upper section is being tested or cemented.

n: A kind of down hole tool. Mainly made by slip, mandril and rubber closely element.

a permanent or retrievable plug set typically on wireline to isolate a section of the well.

n: a perforating gun run into the casing string. Most perforating guns are run into the well through the tubing string. casing hanger n: a circular device with a frictional gripping arrangement of slips and packing rings used to suspend casing from a casinghead in a well.

n: A device installed with shaped charge or bulletfor, used for casing perforating.

a large perforating gun, run into a well without tubing.

n: See casing hanger.