Abstract:
A method of unloading liquid from a reservoir includes deploying a pumping system into a wellbore to a location proximate the reservoir using a cable. The pumping system includes a multi-section motor, an isolation device, and a pump. The method further includes supplying a power signal from the surface to the motor via the cable and sequentially operating each section of the motor to mimic a multi-phase motor, thereby driving the pump and lowering a liquid level in the tubular string to a level proximate the reservoir.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an oil control ring (10) for pistons of internal combustion engines. The aim of the invention is to provide an improved shape-adaptation capacity in comparison to prior art, with a tangential force that enables the ring to guarantee low friction and also low oil consumption during the operation of the engine. To achieve this, the inventive oil control ring comprises a solid bearing surface (13) that lies against the cylinder wall, in addition to parallel ring flanks (11a, 11c), between which a radial recess (12a) that runs around the periphery is configured in the rear (12) of the ring, said recess being designed to receive a coil spring (M). The peripheral region of the ring flanks is provided with undulating end faces (12b, 12c) that face towards the rear of the ring. Said undulating end faces (12b, 12c) of the upper and lower ring flanks (11a, 11c) are offset out of phase with one another.
Abstract:
A method of installing or retrieving a pumping system into or from a live wellbore includes connecting a lubricator to a production tree of the live wellbore and raising or lowering one or more downhole components of the pumping system from or into the wellbore using the lubricator.
Abstract:
An optical steering angle sensor for determining the absolute value of the steering angle even when a steering wheel has been revolved several times is provided, having a stator, a rotor with a barcode and evaluation electronics. In one form, the invention provides for the rotor to have a track groove which is arranged in the form of a worm in order to determine the number of revolutions, which track groove has an associated driver finger on the stator, which engages in the track groove and is arranged in a bearing such that it can pivot, and has a holder for a magnet which can pivot with the driver finger and which driver finger has an associated stationary Hall sensor, which is provided in an evaluation circuit.
Abstract:
An optical steering angle sensor for determining the absolute value of the steering angle even when a steering wheel has been revolved several times is provided, having a stator, a rotor with a barcode and evaluation electronics. In one form, the invention provides for the rotor to have a track groove which is arranged in the form of a worm in order to determine the number of revolutions, which track groove has an associated driver finger on the stator, which engages in the track groove and is arranged in a bearing such that it can pivot, and has a holder for a magnet which can pivot with the driver finger and which driver finger has an associated stationary Hall sensor, which is provided in an evaluation circuit.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an oil scraper ring (1) for a piston (13) of an internal combustion engine, comprising several lamellae (2, 3), each having a joint (19, 19′), and a meander-shaped spacer spring (4) having a joint (17). In order to prevent the ends of the spacer spring (4) and the lamella (2) from interlocking, the joint (19) of the lamella (2) encloses an acute angle with the radius of the lamella (2).
Abstract:
The invention relates to an oil control ring for pistons of internal combustion engines. The aim of the invention is to provide an improved shape-adaptation capacity in comparison to prior art, with a tangential force that enables the ring to guarantee low friction and also low oil consumption during the operation of the engine. To achieve this, the inventive oil control ring comprises a solid bearing surface that lies against the cylinder wall, in addition to parallel ring flanks, between which a radial recess that runs around the periphery is configured in the rear of the ring, said recess being designed to receive a coil spring. The peripheral region of the ring flanks is provided with undulating end faces that face towards the rear of the ring. Said undulating end faces of the upper and lower ring flanks are offset out of phase with one another.
Abstract:
The invention concerns a built-up piston (1) with an upper part (2) made of an iron material and a lower part (3) made of an aluminum alloy. The object of the invention is to increase the loading capacity of the bosses. To that end, the lower part (3) comprises cast-iron or steel gudgeon pin bosses (4) which are screwed at lest to the lower part (3).