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Method and apparatus for detecting problems in sucker- rod well pumps

CA 1207446 A · Owner: Fmc Corporation · Inventors: Mctamaney, Louis S.; Bisbee, Gary W.; Delfino, Allan B.

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38-, Abstract of the Disclosure, Method and apparatus for detecting problems in sucker-rod well pumps and for determining which type of problem occurs. A first transducer provides a signal representative of the load on a sucker-rod string and a second transducer provides a signal representative of the sucker-rod position. The load signal and the position signal are used to generate a dynagraph of rod load vs. rod position with the pump working normally. A working dynagraph is continually compared with the normal dynagraph and a working load signal is continually compared with a normal rod load signal to detect problems in the pumping system and to determine the type of problem detected if …

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  • Granted July 8, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 8, 2003.
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FiledMarch 30, 1984
GrantedJuly 8, 1986
Term endedJuly 8, 2003
Patent numberCA 1207446 A
Classification (IPC)E21B47/00 +2 more

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1985198719891991199319951997199920012003Application filedMarch 30, 1984Patent grantedJuly 8, 1986Term endedJuly 8, 2003

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