US2707030A

US2707030A - Pump installation

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Publication number: US2707030A
Application number: US350949A
Authority: US
Inventors: Earl R Ortman
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1953-04-24
Filing date: 1953-04-24
Publication date: 1955-04-26
Anticipated expiration: 1972-04-26

Description

April 26, 1955 E. R. oRTMAN PUMP INSTALLATION Filed April 24, 1953 M VQ.. f RM E OT .MMYN TR R m0 W o T. VR I WL 4 A R .J/ A E Patented Apr. 26, 1955 and have not been shown. Also connected with the cap 7 is a conduit for the electric cable 9, leading to the pump motor and an air vent 7. All of the parts just men- 2,707,030 tioned are standard equipment, and now available to 5 well users. v PUMP INSTALLATION In accordance with my invntionl, I provilie a section 6 of the casing 5 below the rost evel wit a laterally Earl R Orman Milwaukee WIS extending box or casing 10, and the well casing section Application April 24, 1953 Serial No. 350,949 is cut away -as at .11, so that the box or housing 10 has 10 communication with the interior of the well casing. In 4 Claims. (Cl. 166-75) order to form a tight leak-proof joint, between the well This invention appertains to wells and well pumps and jacent to its lower end is an angle pipe joint 13, and this more particularly to well installations of the so-called pitjoint is welded, as at 14', to this wall of the box or less type, embodying a submergible pump. housing, so that a uid tight connection will be had ccording to various state codes, the well casing must between the joint and the box. Hence, leakage of water be sealed against the entrance of foreign matter and drainaround the joint 13 into the box is eliminated. The joint age Water and yet, from time to time the submergible 13 permits connection of the water supply pipe 14 with pump and its motor inust be removed and inspected for the box. repairs. Heretofore, this has necessitated the digging Intermediate the length of the flow pipe 8, I incorpodown around the well casing and removing a section rate a T-coupling 15 and the laterally extending arm of thereof and then uncoupling of the flow pipe and supthis coupling 15 has connected therewith an elbow ply pipe from the well. tting 16. The elbow fitting and the elbow joint 13 carry It is one of the primary objects of my invention to respectively

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17 and 18 of a well known type of provide a novel and safe well installation of the pitless slip joint 19 and the sections 17 of the slip joint 19 and submergible pump type, and in which the pump and can be readily moved on or removed from the section its motor can be conveniently and quickly pulled out for 18 of the slip joint. The T-coupling 15 above its laterally repairs and inspection by the mere removal of the sealextending arm is closed by a plug 20 so that llow of water ing 'cap of the well casing and without the necessity of will be from the pump. through the lower part of the igging around the casing, removing sections thereof, etc. ow pipe 8, and thence into the water supply pipe 14.

other salient object of my invention is to provide In use of my invention and after the well casing 5 the well casing below the frost line with a laterally or is sunk in the ground in the usual manner with the box radially extending sealed box forming a part of the cas- 0 and elbow 13 welded thereto the supply pipe 14 is ing and communicating with the interior thereof carryconnected to the elbow 13 and is led to the desired point ing, as a sealed part, a pipe joint for connection with the casing 5 is now ready to receive the pump and its the supply pipe for water leading to the place of water motor. The

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15, 16 and 17 are connected t0 the use and a coupling on the well ilow pipe having a slip 110W pipe 8 and the pump and its motor and the low connection with the pipe joint carried by the box, where- 40 Pipe are 10Wered into the casing. Upon the reaching by to pull the flow pipe and the pump and its motor it is of the Coupling 15 l0 the hOX 10, the ilOW Pille 3 iS Shifled merely necessary to pull up on the ilow pipe to disenlaterally to move the section 17 of the slip joint into gage the slip joint parts, and to shift the now pipe laterthe hOX 10, afie'f WhiCh the flOW Pipe iS further lOWeied ally in the casing to move the coupling out of the box and So that the section 17 will engage over and receive the then pull up on the llow pipe and the parts carried there- SeCtiOn 13- In this Way, the Weight 0f the Pump and b i the flow pipe is partly supported by the elbow joint 13.

With these and other objects in View, the invention UPPn PlODel installation 0f the Pump in the Well, the consists in the novel construction, arrangement and for- CaSlng iS Sealed by the Cap 7 and the Well iS ready fOr mation of parts as will be hereinafter more specifically use. The direction 0f tli1 HOW Of Water iS indicated by ing drawing, in which drawing, It is to be understood, that in the installation of the Figure l is a vertical sectional view through the upper Well CaSing, a ShallOW Pit (not ShOWn) iS dug around part of a well installation of the pitless and submergible the Well hOle t0 Permit the PiaCing 0f the Casing 6 With pump type embodying my invention. the housing 10 in the ground. This pit communicates Figure 2 is a view similar to Figure 1, but showing 5,; with a trench (not shown) provided for the pipe 14 and the sealing cap removed from the top of the well casing after Installation 0f the Well Casing and the Pipe 14, an the ow pipe partly raised to disengage the slip joint t e Pit and trench are then lilled With earth. parts and laterally shift them to permit the pulling of en it iS desired t0 feInOVe the PnmP and ltS mOtOr the well pipe and the pump and its motor, for repairs or inspection, it is merely necessary to remove Figure 3 is a horizontal sectional view taken on the 6:) the Cap 7 and Pull UP and Shift the ilOW Pipe 3, aS iS line 3-3 of Figure 1 looking in the direction of the clearly shown in Figure 2, 0f the drawing after which arrows illustrating the arrangement and the connection the iiOW Pipe and the PnmP and itS mOtOf Can he easily efr e box with the well easing. I pulled from the Well Casina igure 4 is an enlarged fragmentary detail vertical .Il Can he Seen that With the use 0f my inVentiOn, all sectional view taken on the line 4-4 of Figure 3, looking 65 dlgglng around the Well Casing and the removal 0f Parts in the direction of the arrows, illustrating the novel con- 0f the Well Casing, iS eliminatednection between the coupling carried by the ilow pipe Changes in detalls may he made,` WithOllt departing and the joint carried by the box, from the spirit or the scope of this invention, but what Referring to the drawing in detail, wherein similar I Claim aS IleW ISI reference characters designate corresponding parts l. In a Well 0f lhe PltleSS Snhmefgihle type, a Well throughout the several views, the letter W indicates a easing including a plurality 0f Sections, one of the secwell installation embodying one of the preferred forms tions having an opening in its wall, a laterally extendof my invention. ing housing rigidly secured around the opening to the As illustrated, the well installation includes a well cas- Well Casing SeCtiOn in llllid light engagement therewith, ing 5 mbodying a plurality of casing sections 6. The 75 an e bow joint rigidly secured to t e housing and havcasing 5 protrudes above the ground a predetermined ing Water tight con ection therewith and adapted to have distance according to a particular state code for wells, a water supply pipe connected therewith, a llow pipe, and the upper end of the casing 5 is closed and sealed a T-coupling incorporated in the length of the flow ipe, y a removable cap 7 The cap 7 has attached thereto and a slip joint including a section connected with one a flow pipe 8 leading from the pump. The pump and 80 arm of the T-coupling and another section connected its motor are of a type now found in the open market with the elbow joint, whereby the flow pipe can be connected with the elbow joint and whereby the flow pipe can be disconnected from the elbow joint and shifted laterally away from the housing.

2. In a well, a well casing, an elbow joint rigidly secured to the well casing and in water tight connection therewith, a supply pipe leading from the well connected to one end of the elbow joint, a flow pipe extending longitudinally of the casing, a T-coupling interposed in the length of the flow pipe, and a slip joint having one section connected with the T-coupling and another section carried by the elbow joint whereby the flow pipe and the elbow joint can be inter-connected by moving one section of the joint over the other.

3. In a well, as defined in claim l, a sealing plug closing the flow pipe above the slip joint section carried by the T-coupling.

4. As a new article of manufacture a well casing section having a longitudinally extending opening therein, an outwardly projecting housing surrounding the opening and having water tight connection with the casing around the opening, and an elbow joint positioned in the lower end of the housing and rigidly secured to the housing in water tight connection therewith, said elbow joint being disposed wholly within the housing, leaving said casing unobstructed.

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