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Heavy Load Carry Slips And Method

US Patent:
2004018, Sep 23, 2004
Filed:
Mar 26, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/810228
Inventors:
Joe Ramey - Youngsville LA, US
Wilson Leblanc - New Iberia LA, US
International Classification:
E21B029/10
US Classification:
175/423000, 166/088200
Abstract:
A tubular handling device. The device includes a plurality of slips, and wherein the slips have an arcuate inner face that has a longitudinally disposed slot and a ledge therein. The device further comprises an insert having a shoulder that is configured to fit within the ledge, and wherein the insert is capable of transferring a load from the shoulder to the ledge. In one preferred embodiment, the outer portion of the slips have a taper of greater than 11 degrees and a complementary bowl insert is provided that has a matching taper. A method of handling tubular members on a drilling rig is also disclosed.

Heavy Load Carry Slips And Method

US Patent:
2007002, Feb 8, 2007
Filed:
Oct 10, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/545704
Inventors:
Joe Ramey - Youngsville LA, US
Wilson Leblanc - New Iberia LA, US
International Classification:
E21B 19/00
US Classification:
166379000, 166088200
Abstract:
A tubular handling device. The device includes a plurality of slips, and wherein the slips have an arcuate inner face that has a longitudinally disposed slot and a ledge therein. The device further comprises an insert having a shoulder that is configured to fit within the ledge, and wherein the insert is capable of transferring a load from the shoulder to the ledge. In one preferred embodiment, the outer portion of the slips have a taper of greater than 11 degrees and a complementary bowl insert is provided that has a matching taper. A method of handling tubular members on a drilling rig is also disclosed.

Tubular Slip Device And Method

US Patent:
2004001, Jan 22, 2004
Filed:
Jul 16, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/198542
Inventors:
Joe Ramey - Youngsville LA, US
Wilson Leblanc - New Iberia LA, US
International Classification:
B65H059/10
US Classification:
188/067000
Abstract:
A tubular handling device. The device includes a first slip having an arcuate inner face that has a first longitudinally disposed slot and a first ledge therein. A second slip is connected to the first slip, with the second slip having an arcuate inner face that has a second longitudinally disposed slot and a second ledge therein. A third slip is connected to the second slip, with the third slip having an arcuate inner face that has a third longitudinally disposed slot and a third ledge therein. The device further comprises a first insert having a first shoulder is configured to fit within the first ledge, and wherein the first insert is capable of transferring a load from the first shoulder to the first ledge. A second insert having a second shoulder is configured to fit within the second ledge and wherein the second insert is capable of transferring the load from the second shoulder to the second ledge. A third insert having a third shoulder is included, with the third insert being configured to fit within the third ledge and wherein the third insert is capable of transferring the load from the third shoulder to the third ledge. The slips may contain multiple ledges that are configured to cooperate with multiple shoulders contained on the inserts so that the load is transferred from the shoulders to the ledges. In one embodiment, the ledges have an angled surface that cooperates with a complementary angle of the shoulders. A method of handling tubular members on a drilling rig is also disclosed.

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