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Dual redundant detonating system for oil well perforators

CA 2181091 C · Owner: Bethel, Robert K. · Inventors: Ellis, James; Bethel, Robert K.; Grayson, Michael B.

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The invention is an apparatus for initiating a wellbore perforator comprising a first firing head for generating a first explosive signal when a first actuation signal is applied to the first firing head a second firing head for generating a second explosive signal when a second actuation signal is applied to the second firing head a first means for transferring the first explosive signal to shaped charges in the perforator including a first bulkhead interposed between the shaped charges and the first means for preventing transfer of low order initiation of the first means to the shaped charges and a second means for transferring the second explosive signal to the shaped charges including a …

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  • Filed July 12, 1996 and granted September 28, 1999. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 12, 2016.
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FiledJuly 12, 1996
GrantedSeptember 28, 1999
Term endedJuly 12, 2016
Patent numberCA 2181091 C
Classification (IPC)E21B43/11 +1 more

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1997199920012003200520072009201120132015Application filedJuly 12, 1996Patent grantedSep 28, 1999Term endedJuly 12, 2016

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