Controlling a fluid well
a technology for controlling fluid wells and fluid wells, applied in the direction of wellbore/well accessories, fluid removal, survey, etc., can solve the problems of limited protection and the situation becoming much more serious
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[0024]FIG. 1 shows, diagrammatically, a known form of drive assembly for a fluid control device, typically a choke, mounted downhole in a hydrocarbon extraction well. The output of the drive is a shaft 1 with a linear motion which operates the fluid control device D, typically a choke having a sliding slotted sleeve that controls fluid flow. The linear action of the shaft 1 is derived from the rotary motion of a motor via a screw arrangement. The assembly (as in GB 2350659) has two motors 2 and 3 coupled with a mechanism 4, that provides the required linear output from the shaft 1 from either motor. The two motors provide greater availability in the event of the failure of one of them and are controlled and powered via separate feeds from a control system at a surface platform to the well. In the example shown, motor 2 is electric and motor 3 is hydraulic, thus continuing to provide availability in the case of failure of either the electric or hydraulic power sources or their feeds....
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