Atlantic Richfield Company

Thomas Schasteen

Lonnie J Smith

Steven G Petermann

Lonnie E Smith

A swivel connector for interconnecting a wireline cable with a logging tool includes an elongated tubular body member having a cavity for supporting one or more slipring assemblies. An elongated shaft is disposed partially in said body member and extends from a lower end thereof and is supported on rolling element bearings. The shaft is connected to the rotors of the slipring assemblies while the stator members of the slipring assemblies are held stationary in relation to the body member by an elongated axial key. Flexible electrical conductors from the wireline cable are connected to the stator and flexible conductors are connected to the slipring rotors and extend through an axial passage in the shaft toward a plug for connecting the conductors to the logging tool.

Wellbore tool swivel connector

A latching tool for retrieving downhole well instruments and devices is adapted to be connected to the lower end of a tubing string for movement for movement to engage a fishing head connected to the instrument or device to be retrieved from the wellbore. The latching tool includes a body made up of separable members and having a through bore formed therein, plural radially movable spring biased latching dogs, and an elongated sleeve disposed for sliding movement in said bore for holding said latching dogs in a retracted position and permitting said latching dogs to move to an extended and latching position in response to movement of the sleeve.

Latching tool for retrieving wellbore devices

An ultrasonic logging tool (borehole televiewer) which utilizes a rotating transducer which is exposed directly to the fluids in the borehole during logging operations.

Ultrasonic logging tool with rotating exposed transducer

A motor operated fishing and setting tool for wellbore instruments and apparatus includes a tubular body member, a lower guide member having a conical surface formed therein and an inner sleeve with an elongated bore for receiving a fishing head. The fishing head includes an annular groove for receiving plural ball keys which are retained in openings formed in the inner sleeve member. The ball keys are controlled by an outer sleeve member movable between a position for forcibly holding the ball keys in registration with the groove in the fishing head and a retracted and radially outwardly displaced position to permit uncoupling of the fishing head from the tool.

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Garland, TX, United States of America

Thomas Schasteen