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US3982858A
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Segmented stator for progressive cavity transducer
Assignee: Halliburton Co
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Filing: 1975-07-11
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Granted: 1976-09-28
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Expires: 1995-07-11
Abstract
Abstract This invention relates to progressing cavity fluid motors with multiple segmented stator elements connected in series to provide a fluid passageway from the input of the initial stator of the series to the output of the terminal stator of the series; the rotor elements in each stator are connected together for simultaneous rotation.
Inventors
- 👤 John E. Tschirky
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-29 12:22
CPC Classifications
E; E21; E21B; E21B4/00; E21B4/02; F; F01; F01C; F01C1/00; F01C1/08; F01C1/10; F01C1/101; Y; Y10; Y10T; Y10T29/00; Y10T29/49; Y10T29/49316; Y10T29/4932; Y10T29/49323
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 9
Claim 1
Independent Claim
129 words
A series stator array for a progressive cavity transducer comprising a plurality of stator segments having a uniform pitch P s , one end of a first stator segment connected to an end of a second stator segment by a hollow tubular connection, one end of said tubular connection connected to the first stator segment and the other end of said tubular connection connected to an end of said second stator segment, the separation of the said ends being related to the angular displacement of the major axis of the stator openings of the adjacent stator segments by ##EQU4##where (a) is the angular displacement and L is the separation between the said ends and P s is the pitch of the stator in the first and second stator segments.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
129 words
A series stator array for a progressive cavity transducer comprising a plurality of stator segments having a uniform pitch P s , one end of a first stator segment connected to an end of a second stator segment by a hollow tubular connection, one end of said tubular connection connected to the first stator segment and the other end of said tubular connection connected to an end of said second stator segment, the separation of the said ends being related to the angular displacement of the major axis of the stator openings of the adjacent stator segments by ##EQU4##where (a) is the angular displacement and L is the separation between the said ends and P s is the pitch of the stator in the first and second stator segments.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
10 words
The array of claim 1 in which (a) is 180°.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
21 words
The array of claim 1 in which each of the stator segments is equal to the length of the stator pitch.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
21 words
The array of claim 3 in which the separation of the adjacent ends of the stators is one-half the stator pitch.
Claim 6
Independent Claim
107 words
The method of assembly of a stator for a progressive cavity transducer composed of a plurality of stator segments, separated by a tubular connector which comprises threading one of said stator segments over a form having a pitch equal to the pitch of said stator segments, threading a second stator segment over said form and positioning said second stator segment on said form for a distance from the first stator segment equal to ##EQU5##where P s is the pitch of said form and a is the angular displacement of the major axis of said segments and connecting said stator segments to each other by a tubular connection.
Claim 7
Independent Claim
107 words
The method of assembly of a stator for a progressive cavity transducer composed of a plurality of stator segments, separated by a tubular connector which comprises threading one of said stator segments over a form having a pitch equal to the pitch of said stator segments, threading a second stator segment over said form and positioning said second stator segment on said form for a distance from the first stator segment equal to ##EQU5##where P s is the pitch of said form and a is the angular displacement of the major axis of said segments and connecting said stator segments to each other by a tubular connection.
Claim 8
Independent Claim
210 words
A method of assembly of a stator of a progressive cavity transducer composed of a plurality of stator segments having cavities of substantially the same cross section, separated by a tubular connector which comprises connecting a first tubular member to a first stator segment, threading said first stator segment and first tubular member over a form having a pitch equal to the pitch of the said stator segment and a cross section of the same geometry as the cross section of the stator cavity, connecting a second tubular member onto a second stator segment having a pitch equal to the pitch of the first stator segment and a cavity of cross section substantially the same as the cross section of the cavity of the first stator segment, threading said second stator segment and said second tubular member over said form, connecting said first and second tubular member to form a tubular connector, removing said segments from said tubular connector, welding said tubular members together and reassembling the said connector and segments whereby the major axes of the adjacent ends of the stator segments are displaced by an angle a when ##EQU6##where a is the angular displacement, L is the separation of said ends, and P s is the stator pitch.
Claim 9
Independent Claim
210 words
A method of assembly of a stator of a progressive cavity transducer composed of a plurality of stator segments having cavities of substantially the same cross section, separated by a tubular connector which comprises connecting a first tubular member to a first stator segment, threading said first stator segment and first tubular member over a form having a pitch equal to the pitch of the said stator segment and a cross section of the same geometry as the cross section of the stator cavity, connecting a second tubular member onto a second stator segment having a pitch equal to the pitch of the first stator segment and a cavity of cross section substantially the same as the cross section of the cavity of the first stator segment, threading said second stator segment and said second tubular member over said form, connecting said first and second tubular member to form a tubular connector, removing said segments from said tubular connector, welding said tubular members together and reassembling the said connector and segments whereby the major axes of the adjacent ends of the stator segments are displaced by an angle a when ##EQU6##where a is the angular displacement, L is the separation of said ends, and P s is the stator pitch.
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