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Roger Anda

Kenneth Bergland

Monika Bakke Malmin

Per Egil Almås

Simen Didden Dovland

A downhole tool conveyable on a coiled tubing string. The downhole tool has: an electric actuator; one or more sensors; and a control unit adapted to receive and interpret data from the one or more sensors, wherein the control unit is adapted to operate the electric actuator in a closed-loop configuration based on data received from one or more of the sensors. A method of operating such a downhole tool.

Downhole tool and method for operating the same

An apparatus and downhole tool having a releasable locking mechanism for holding a line reliably connected to a tool in a wellbore for providing communication with and/or power to the tool, the releasable locking mechanism has: a movable holding device that can be in a locked state for holding the line reliably connected to the downhole tool or in a released state for allowing release of the line from the tool; and a movable locking device that can be in a locking state wherein the movable locking device engages with the movable holding device in a manner that restricts movement of the movable holding device, thereby locking the movable holding device in its locked state, or that can be in a releasing state for releasing the movable holding device to its released state.

Tube wire anchor and method of operating the same

A lifting anchor () arranged to be mounted in an opening () in a plate wall () by use of an installation device, the lifting anchor () comprising: a leg (), one end of the leg () being provided with a guide section () and the axially opposite end being provided with an attachment section () arranged for coupling to a lifting device; and a plurality of dogs () encircling a middle section (&#x2033;) of the leg (), a first end portion () of each dog () being provided with an outwardly facing gripping hook (); and an operational abutment surface (&#x2033;) between the leg () and each dog (), forming an ramp which is arranged, upon axial movement of the dog () along the surface (&#x2033;) of the leg () in the direction of the guide section () of the leg (), to move the gripping hook () axially outwards to a gripping position.

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Roger Anda