5136 results about "Threaded pipe" patented technology

A system for screwing together threaded connections includes a pair of moveable arms which first grip the tubular to provide a contact force against three hydraulically powered drive rollers, that are contained within the arms. The three drive rollers will screw or “spin” the connection to an initial torque value. The moveable arms also contain a set of jaws (three) which extend radially inwardly to grip the tubular, so the connection can be made up to final torque by contracting a hydraulic cylinder. The hydraulic cylinder that is used to apply the final torque value is attached on one end, where the moveable arms are pinned together, and on the other end to something fixed, such a snub post or derrick leg. Rotation of the opposing connection is prevented by the use of standard equipment such as a manual chain tong.

A premium threaded tubular connection including, on at least one threaded element, a distal abutment surface at the free end of a threaded element, and a lip sealing surface at a given distance from the threading. The lip includes an appendix that extends the lip towards its free end beyond the lip sealing surface so that the lip has both high radial stiffness and low axial stiffness. This results in enhanced performance as regards the seal of the threaded connection under pressure and/or under tension, and other advantages of precision of real makeup torque, mechanical strength in axial compression, a shock barrier effect, and tolerance in engaging the threaded elements.

An expandable threaded connection between segments of expandable tubulars that allows the threaded tubular connection to withstand the stresses and deformations imposed on the connection by the tubular expansion process is disclosed. The present invention is a unique hybrid threaded connection that utilizes two complementary thread segments to form the expandable threaded connection. The first segment of the threaded connection utilizes standard box and pin threads such that the threads on the pin member in the area of the first segment fully engage the mating threads on the box member. The second segment of the threaded connection has the threads machined on the pin member in a manner such that material is removed from the stab flank of the pin threads to reduce the standard width of the pin threads. In contrast to the pin threads of the second segment, the box threads of the second segment are standard thread width and, thus, are the same thread width as the box threads in the first segment. The use of the reduced thread width in the pin threads of the second segment allows for a loose fit between the pin threads of the second segment and the box threads of the second segment. As the threaded connection is expanded, the loose fit between the pin and box threads of the second segment allows radial and axial movement between the pin and box threads of the second segments of the threaded connection without causing disengagement of the threaded connection. The disclosed hybrid threaded connection thus utilizes multiple thread segments in which the second thread segment accommodates the stresses and deformations generated by the radial expansion process while the threads of the first segment maintain the coupling strength and the pressure integrity of the threaded connection.

A threaded pipe connection including a pin member having an external thread increasing in width in one direction, the external thread including load and stab flanks, a box member having an internal thread increasing in width in the other direction so that complementary internal and external threads move into engagement upon make-up of the connection, the internal thread comprising load and stab flanks, a positive stop torque shoulder, and wherein the width of the internal thread and external thread are selected to provide a selected clearance at least between the internal load and stab flanks and the external load and stab flanks upon initial engagement of the positive stop torque shoulder is disclosed.

The invention discloses an easy-to-adjust plate cutting machine, which includes a workbench, the four corners of the bottom surface of the workbench are welded with supporting legs, and the bottom end of each supporting leg is equipped with rollers. Beams are welded, the middle of each beam is welded with a threaded pipe, the threaded pipe is threaded with a first screw, the bottom of the first screw is welded with a pad, and the upper surface of the workbench is provided with a groove. This easy-to-adjust board cutting machine uses the cooperation of two fixing mechanisms to fix the board, so that the board is fixed more firmly, and the walking wheel is installed on the bottom of the vertical board, and the rolling of the walking wheel on the workbench is convenient for the board. For placement and removal, since the fixing mechanism uses the slider to slide and connect with the first chute, the slider can be used to limit the position of the vertical plate, and the setting of the pole can strengthen the space between the two fixing mechanisms, improving the fixing institutional stability.

A threaded metallic pipe for oil extraction industry has a threaded end portion with treated surface in which the metal surface has a roughness (Ra) comprised of 2.0 mum and 6.0 mum, which is covered by a uniform layer (7) of a dry corrosion inhibiting coating and a second uniform layer (8) of dry lubricant coating. Alternatively the layers (8, 9) combined into one uniform layer (9) of a dry corrosion inhibiting coating containing a dispersion of particles of solid lubricant.

A riser connector uses a box and upset pin connector threadform design having S-shaped load flanks that provide a variable load angles depending on the radial position along the engaged teeth. This design promotes a load path that changes with position along the axial length of the engaged thread, as well as increasing or decreasing external loads on the connector. The connector also varies radial distention of the pin from the box in a manner that is different from one thread to the next. The threadform uses a combination of thread cuts that vary in shape, pitch, and/or thread cone angle to provide load and stab flanks, as well as a load path, that vary from one axial end of the engaged thread to the other.

The invention provides a motorized valve with a low manufacturing cost due to part number decrease and manufacturing process simplification. The motorized valve comprises a valve main body having a valve chamber and a valve hole formed in the valve chamber, a valve core for opening and closing the valve hole; a housing projecting from the valve main body; a stator coil equipped on the outer side of the housing; a resin rotor equipped on the inner side of the housing and performing rotation by means of the electrified excitation of the stator coil; a threaded pipe fixed on the valve main body; a resin valve rod frame configured in a way to rotate simultaneously with the rotor and making the valve core open and close the valve hole through a valve rod by means of the thread feeding motion between the valve rod frame and the threaded pipe; a valve-closing spring equipped between the valve rod frame and the valve rod and exerting force on the valve core through the valve rod towards the valve hole closing direction; and a limiter cooperating with the valve-closing spring for preventing relative motion of the valve rod frame and the rotor on the direction where the valve core opens and closes the valve hole.

A thread form is shown which is used to make a threaded pipe connection capable of being screwed together and subsequently unscrewed. A pin member is provided having external threads with stab flanks and load flanks and flat crests and roots for mating with the mating internal threads of a box member to make up a pipe connection. One of the stab or load flanks is made up of two facets and three radii. The other selected flank is made up of three facets and four radii, giving it irregular features forming a complex geometric profiles. The thread form can be used to form a premium threaded connection which is used with such tubulars as casing and tubing for oil, gas, water and waste disposal wells.

A drilling rig for use in both coiled tubing injection and rigid threaded pipe operations, and consisting of a number of separably transportable modules which are assembled on site for carrying out the operations. Included in the modules are a substructure component, a mast component and an injector component. In setting up for operation, the mast component is combined on site with the substructure component which supports the assembled rig over the borehole. The mast component in location provides a loading area to support the injector component in a position for ready loading of an injector included in the injector component into the mast when required for a coiled tubing operation.

A tool is disclosed herein used for removing an injector sleeve from the cylinder head of a diesel engine between the rocker arms while the head remains mounted to the engine block within the vehicle. The devices includes a tap having a longitudinal body has a thread cutting head at one end and an axial threaded bore at the opposing end. A drive member comprises a bolt having a head at one distal end and a threaded shaft body portion. An extraction nut is threaded onto the threaded shaft of the drive member followed by a bearing surface member such as a spacer. A washer having an axial hole sized for movable engagement on the threaded shaft is disposed on the threaded shaft after the spacer. A hollow cylinder or support sleeve having an internal diameter greater than the injector sleeve to be removed and an external diameter less than the diameter of the sleeve bore includes a shoulder member projecting outwardly from the exterior of the support sleeve at a selected point. Moreover, a washer having a center hole is disposed onto the threaded end of a bolt having a holding nut threaded thereon spaced apart a selected distance from the threaded distal end. The threaded distal end of the bolt is inserted into and threadably engages threads of the tap nut so that the bolt is fastened to the tap. The end of the injector sleeve removal tool defining the tap assembly is passed through a hollow cylinder of a selected diameter sized so that the end edges of the tube rest on the surface of the cylinder head surrounding the injector sleeve to be removed. The washer is selected having an outer diameter large enough to provide a bottom surface for resting on the top edge of the hollow cylinder. The holding nut rests upon the top surface of the washer above the hollow cylinder. The head of the bolt opposite the tap assembly is rotated with a tool, whereby the distal end having the tap assembly turns to cut threads into the interior surface of the injector sleeve securing same. The head of the bolt is held in a stationary position and the holding nut is then turned and moved downwardly biasing the bottom surface of the washer against the top edges of the hollow cylinder pulling the injector sleeve upward and out of the cylinder head in order that a replacement injector sleeve can be pressed into place in the cylinder head.

The invention provides a soil sampling and detecting device. The soil sampling and detecting device comprises a box body, a soil sampling mechanism, a supporting adjusting mechanism, a movable adjusting mechanism, a crushing and detecting mechanism, an auxiliary operating mechanism and a limiting mechanism. The movable adjusting mechanism suitable for adjusting and transferring different road surfaces is connected with the bottom of the box body and comprises a hub, a supporting plate, a rectangular inner threaded pipe, a rectangular sleeve, a first bevel gear, a second bevel gear, an outer threaded rod, a T-shaped rotating rod, a circular box, a third rotating shaft and a bent plate. According to the soil sampling and detecting device provided by the invention, the form of the corresponding hub needs to be adjusted in the transferring process for pushing and transferring; the device can be suitable for rolling of different types of road surfaces; and when the road condition of the soil conveying road surface is poor, transferring can be conducted in a manual carrying mode; time and labor are saved in the operation process; the working efficiency is improved; the device is suitablefor transferring of two kinds of road surfaces; and the application range of the transferring process is widened.

A threaded pipe connection is shown which features a pressure energized flex-seal structure. The connection includes a first box member having a box end, the box end having an end opening defining an interior surface with internal threads, the internal threads being defined by crests and roots and opposing flanks. A second, mating pin member has a pin end with a pin nose, the pin end having an exterior surface with mating external threads, the external threads also having crests and roots and opposing flanks, at least selected ones of which move into engagement with the internal threads of the box when the connection is made up. A flex-seal region is located on the box end interior surface which is designed to engage a cooperating energizing surface on the mating pin end to thereby form a primary containment seal upon make up of the connection.

An adjuster for an elevated floor comprises a threaded pipe having an inner thread for connecting with a connecting hole which is on the elevated floor, and the threaded pipe is thread connected therein with a footing seat and a fixing screw mounted above the footing seat. The footing seat has an adjustment hole on its upper end, the fixing screw has a through hole extended from top to bottom, which is larger than the adjustment hole of the footing seat, so that the adjustment tool can be extended through the through hole and inlaid in the adjustment hole for adjusting the displacement of the threaded pipe relative to the footing seat. The adjuster can effectively reduce the gross height of the elevated floor and reduce waste of space. Further, it is suitable for use in new and old buildings.

The invention provides an adjustable supporting leg which relates to the field of furniture; the adjustable supporting leg comprises a section of an external thread pipe with a contact plate on the upper end, and a section of an internal thread pipe which is matched with the external thread pipe; a screw hole is arranged in the center of the contact plate; and an elastic foot pad is fixedly arranged on the lower end of the internal thread pipe. The adjustable supporting leg can be fixedly arranged below an ordinary desk leg or a chair leg, the supporting heights of all desk legs or chair legs can be adjusted according to different environments whenever and wherever possible, so that a stable and reliable horizontal desktop or a chair top is provided, not only is the use convenient, but also an effect is excellent.

The vise includes a seat body having two movable jaws separately with two inner threads, a fixed jaw and a rail. A screwing rod has a rear portion and a front portion whose diameter is less than the rear portion. A first outer thread is formed on the rear portion. A step is formed between the front portion and the rear portion. A screwing tube telescopically and unrotatably sheathes the front portion of the screwing rod and has a second outer thread. The two movable jaws are separately engaged with the screwing tube and screwing rod by screwing the outer threads and the inner threads. A spiral direction of the first outer thread is contrary to the second outer thread. A main spring is nipped between the screwing rod and screwing tube. A crank is axially connected to the front portion of the screwing rod for rotating the screwing rod.

A coupled version of a threaded connection 10 includes first threads 16, 38 and second threads, 20, 34 on both elongate tubulars 14, 30 and a coupling 45. An integral joint version 50 preferably includes a first and second tapered threads 58, 60 on each of the connected tubular bodies 54, 56. The coupling preferably includes a dope entrapment cavity in one of the connected tubulars between the first and second threads. A tapered metal seal surface is provided preferably between the first and second threads. The second thread in a preferred embodiment is a hook thread with a negative rake angle. In another embodiment, the pin ends of a coupled connection may engage, with seals provided between the first and second threads on each tubular.