US PATENT SUBCLASS 166 / 286
.~.~ Tamping, vibrating, exploding or using receptacle


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166 /   HD   WELLS

244.1  DF  PROCESSES {39}
285  DF  .~ Cementing, plugging or consolidating {7}
286.~.~ Tamping, vibrating, exploding or using receptacle


DEFINITION

Classification: 166/286

(under subclass 285) A process comprising placing cement by (1) using a container of the cement in a well, (2) exploding the cement against the bore hole wall, (3) vibrating the cement while in the bore hole, or (4) striking the cement in the bore hole a blow or series of blows.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

117, for a receptacle, all or a part of which is separated from a lowering means and left in the well in order to plug the well with cement.

162+, for a container for transporting material into a well.

249, for a process involving vibrating the earth or material in or being placed in the pores of the earth.

315, for a process for forming a plug or the like by merely lowering a quantity of plastic material in a container and letting it harden. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

405, Hydraulic and Earth Engineering,

234, for a process or apparatus for casting a pile in situ of hardenable fluent material utilizing an explosion.