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Downhole oil-sealed bearing pack assembly

InactiveUS6250806B1Large differential pressureUnnecessary wearShaftsBorehole drivesDifferential pressureDrive shaft
A downhole oil-sealed bearing pack assembly is provided for protecting bearing elements and seals. The bearing pack assembly includes a non-contact flow restrictor for reducing large differential pressures across sealing elements. The non-contact flow restrictor includes an inner restrictive element attached to a rotatable drive shaft and an outer restrictive element secured to a stationary bearing housing. The inner restrictive element can include an outwardly extending ring adjacent to a first land and the outer restrictive element can include an inwardly extending ring adjacent to a second land. During rotation of the drive shaft the inwardly and outwardly extending rings remain a distance from the second and first lands, respectively, thus permitting a fluid to traverse the rings and lands. The invention also provides a wear sleeve for increasing seal and shaft life. The wear sleeve includes a groove cut into a hollow sleeve which is secured to the rotatable driveshaft. A cooling fluid within the groove dissipates heat generated by seals contacting the wear sleeve on the rotating shaft. Further, a piston and dipstick assembly is provided for supplying oil to bearing elements and for measuring oil within a reservoir. The piston and dipstick assembly includes a chamber for containing oil and a drilling fluid. A floating piston applies pressure to the oil in the chamber and prevents the drilling fluid from mixing with the oil. A conduit extending into the chamber permits a dipstick to measure the location of the piston within the chamber to determine the amount of oil remaining within the chamber.
Owner:BICO DRILLING TOOLS

Flexible joint and long nut for flexible joint

A flexible joint comprises: first cylindrical bodies comprising a pair of spherical ring members; a second cylindrical body comprising a sleeve relatively movably inserted in the first cylindrical bodies from an axial direction X of the second cylindrical body; third cylindrical bodies comprising a pair of casing tubes which are fitted around outer peripheral surfaces of the first cylindrical bodies and are provided with mutually slidable spherical inner peripheral surfaces, the casings being formed at their opposite ends with connecting portions, and being provided at their outer peripheral surfaces of large diameter portions with projections having through holes; and rods capable of being inserted into the through holes formed in the outer peripheral surfaces of the large diameter portions, each of the rods being provided and fixed between the projections of the pair of third cylindrical bodies for restricting the telescopic movement of the tube joint, wherein the rods comprise a pair of rods connected to each other in the vicinity of a substantially central portion between the opposed projections, the pair of rods being threadedly connected to at least one of bottomed holes opened and formed on opposite ends of a long nut which is provided at its substantially central portion with a notched portion so that when excessive external force is applied, the notched portion is preferentially broken to restore telescopic flexible effect of the tube joint.
Owner:TAISEI KIKO

Hydrualic prosthetic joint

The present invention relates to artificial limbs generally and to joints for the same. In particular, the present invention provides hydraulic functional units, generally classified as damping devices as connected between artificial limbs whereby to enable movement of artificial joints to closely correspond with natural human movement. In the provision of realistic joints, as used in prosthetic limbs, an important aspect in attempting to achieve a realistic movement is to provide a different operating characteristic to the joint when under load. Indeed, one of the more important characteristics of an artificial leg for achieving a natural-looking walking gait correspond with those of a so called stabilised knee, i.e. a knee which resists flexion when under load, that is when it is bearing at least some of the weight of the amputee. In accordance with the invention, there is provided hydraulic damper control elements for prostheses which utilize a pressure differential due to the presence a fluid flow as a direct control input for a at least one hydraulic valve. The valve can comprise a moveable element which abuts a resiliently mounted element which reduces the size of an aperture as the force increases. Further, a moveable body acts upon the valve to enable an increase or decrease of flow of hydraulic fluid through the valve, whereby to enable an increase in gait by way of reduction of resistance to flow or to reduce or stop flow by way of a stumble recovery mechanism.
Owner:BOENDER JACOB QUINTUS LAURENCE ANTHONY +1

Data card with a full circular track for alignment and amplitude calibration

This invention discloses a flat data storage medium that includes a plurality of substantially parallel data arc-segments. The data arcs further include at least one full circle data track provided for obtaining a measurement of an average amplitude of data signals over the full circle data track for calibrating a pickup head implemented for reading data from the data arc-segments. This invention further discloses a data storage system for accessing data stored in a data storage medium. The data storage system includes dynamic head loading/unloading system that includes a handle for pushing a linkage connected to the handle for loading and unloading the data storage medium to an engaged and disengaged positions relative to a pickup head for accessing data disposed on the data storage medium. The dynamic head loading/unloading system further includes a locking mechanism for automatically locking the data storage medium inside the data storage system when the linkage is disposed at an engaged-position. The dynamic head loading/unloading system further includes a data-storage medium orientation-selection for cooperating and adapting the data storage medium inside the data storage system only when the data storage medium is inserted into the data storage system in a predefined orientation.
Owner:DCARD
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