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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
161 CLEANING AND DOPING OF TUBULARS EP01947686.0 2001-07-12 EP1307632A1 2003-05-07 REINHOLDT, Bernd; LUECKE, Matthias
Apparatus for cleaning and doping a pin (2) of a tubular (3) during the making or breaking of a string on a well platform. The apparatus comprises a housing (4) having first and second opposed ends (6, 7) and arranged in used to be secured at its first end (7) to the well platform or to a moveable arm. The second end (6) has an opening therein for receiving the pin (2) to be cleaned and doped. A nozzle array (16) is mounted within the housing (4) for rotation about a longitudinal axis of the housing (4) and is coupled to a source of lubricant. A washing and drying unit (10) is also mounted within the housing (4), axially displaced from said nozzle array (16) and coupled to a source of cleaning liquid and a source of drying gas.
162 METAL PROTECTOR FOR THREADED EXTREMITIES OF WELL DRILLING TUBES EP99952811.0 1999-11-04 EP1146271A2 2001-10-17 Carrano Castro, Angel Gabriel Amadeo

This invention refers to metallic protectors for threaded ends of pipe joints. Used for drilling of oil, gas and geothermal wells, which protect the threads and seals of the assemblys joints from impact during transportation, handling and maneuvering in the wells, and at the same time they eliminate the use of the cardboard washer which is only used during the delivery of the product, and being the seal exposed to impacts during maneuvering performed in the wells, and considering that the cardboard, when it deteriorates, does not provide the same protection against impact, as steel provides.

163 DEVICE FOR APPLICATION OF DOPE ON MALE THREADS EP99944935.8 1999-08-30 EP1112434A1 2001-07-04 EGELAND, Terje
The invention concerns a device for application of dope on male threads, comprising a swivel motor (3), the swivel motor operating a rotatable top (6), on said top at least one dope application nozzle (7) being arranged. The dope application nozzle (7) is arranged at a distance from the rotational axis of the top (6), said distance being larger than the radius of a thread section to be doped.
164 OILFIELD EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION APPARATUS EP91909639.6 1991-05-02 EP0527890B1 1998-01-07 PERKIN, Gregg, S.; DENNY, Lawrence, A.
An apparatus for identifying oilfield equipment, including the maintenance of usage histories for the equipment and recommending whether the equipment is to be used in a prospective application based on prospective application and usage history. A portable encapsulated passive circuit (9) capable of transmitting an identification code is affixed to a piece of oilfield equipment (J). The circuit is activated by a portable reader (5) which receives and decodes the identification code and transmits it to a central computer. The central computer verifies the reader (5) and the existence of the equipment (J) in the database and retrieves the usage history for the equipment. Based on the usage history, the prospective application and guidelines for usage of equipment, the computer determines the advisability of using the equipment (J) in the prospective application and transmits the recommendation back to the portable reader (5).
165 Bohrwerkzeug mit einem an diesem befestigten Anschlagring EP91121208.2 1991-12-11 EP0490355B1 1994-06-01 Schwarz, Gerhard
166 OILFIELD EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION APPARATUS EP91909639.0 1991-05-02 EP0527890A1 1993-02-24 PERKIN, Gregg, S.; DENNY, Lawrence, A.
Appareil d'identification d'équipement de champ pétrolier procédant à la mise à jour d'historiques d'utilisation de l'équipement et recommandant l'utilisation ou la non utilisation de l'équipement dans une application de prospection sur la base d'une application de prospection et d'un historique d'utilisation. Un circuit passif portatif encapsulé (9) capable de transmettre un code d'identification est fixé à un élément d'équipement de champ pétrolier (J). Le circuit est activé par un lecteur portatif (5), lequel reçoit et décode le code d'identification et le transmet à un ordinateur central. L'ordinateur central vérifie le lecteur (5) ainsi que l'existence de l'équipement (J) dans la base de données, et il rappelle l'historique d'utilisation de l'équipement. Sur la base de l'historique d'utilisation, de l'application de prospection et des indications d'emploi de l'équipement, l'ordinateur détermine la possibilité d'utiliser l'équipement (J) dans l'application de prospection et il retransmet la recommandation au lecteur portatif (5).
167 Identification of hidden pipes etc. EP90307550.5 1990-07-10 EP0408320A3 1992-05-13 Reeves, Anthony Vincent

This invention relates to a system of identifying and providing information concerning hidden pipelines, cables, ducts, passages etc.

In Figure 1 a pipeline 10 is located below ground level 11 and has on it an information containing element which is interrogatable, and is clipped into a recess 13.

An alternative is to have the element in the form of an inertly packaged coded tag 12A attached to the pipe by straps.

A transmitter/receiver 14 is connected by a flexible cable 15 to an antenna 16. The transmitter/receiver has a power supply 17 and display 18. Connected to the transmitter receiver 14 is a decoder 19 and a recorder 20. On interrogation, the interrogatable element 12 responds and returns a signal which is picked up by the antenna 16 and supplied to the transmitter receiver 14 where it is decoded and recorded and also displayed on the display 18. Information displayed may provide details as to depth and direction of alignment of the pipe 10, the material of which it is made, the fluid which is flowing through it, etc.

168 Identification of hidden pipes etc. EP90307550.5 1990-07-10 EP0408320A2 1991-01-16 Reeves, Anthony Vincent

This invention relates to a system of identifying and providing information concerning hidden pipelines, cables, ducts, passages etc.

In Figure 1 a pipeline 10 is located below ground level 11 and has on it an information containing element which is interrogatable, and is clipped into a recess 13.

An alternative is to have the element in the form of an inertly packaged coded tag 12A attached to the pipe by straps.

A transmitter/receiver 14 is connected by a flexible cable 15 to an antenna 16. The transmitter/receiver has a power supply 17 and display 18. Connected to the transmitter receiver 14 is a decoder 19 and a recorder 20. On interrogation, the interrogatable element 12 responds and returns a signal which is picked up by the antenna 16 and supplied to the transmitter receiver 14 where it is decoded and recorded and also displayed on the display 18. Information displayed may provide details as to depth and direction of alignment of the pipe 10, the material of which it is made, the fluid which is flowing through it, etc.

169 Method and apparatus for monitoring the integrity of coiled tubing EP89202712.9 1989-10-27 EP0377234A1 1990-07-11 Mc Bride, Roger

The onset of potential failure of a coiled tubing string is indicated by a diameter expansion or necking down of coiled tubing. The continuous monitoring of the diameter of the coiled tubing serves as a means and method for predicting the onset of such failure so that action can be taken to prevent failure prior to its occurrence.

170 Dispositif protecteur pour filetages et portées de joint formant butée de tubes métalliques EP85420003.7 1985-01-07 EP0148807B1 1990-03-07 Depret, Jean-Paul
171 TUBULAR MEMBER THREAD PROTECTOR EP84901658.0 1984-03-30 EP0153315A1 1985-09-04 CHASE, Kenneth, V.; CAMPBELL, Robert, J.
Un protecteur de filetage possède un corps fileté (15, 60) se vissant autour de la surface extrême filetée d'un organe tubulaire. Un dispositif d'étanchéité (24, 56) relié à la longueur du filetage et s'étendant intérieurement au-delà de celui-ci possède au moins une protubérance circonférentielle résiliente (25, 55) pour se sceller hermétiquement sur la circonférence de l'organe tubulaire. Un autre dispositif de scellement hermétique (30, 31) est prévu pour se fixer hermétiquement autour de l'extrémité de l'organe tubulaire.
172 Device for sound attenuation of drills EP84402129 1984-10-23 EP0141728A3 1985-06-19 Marcel, Frédéric Etienne; Maume, François Jean Marie
173 Fluid jet apparatus and method for cleaning tubular components EP84104766.5 1984-04-27 EP0124107A2 1984-11-07 Conn, Andrew F.; Lindenmuth, William T.; Frederick, Gary S.

Fluid jet apparatus and method for cleaning material from the inside of a tubular conduit utilizing a cleaning head that lies adjacent to one wall of the conduit and includes at least two fluid jet forming means for directing a plurality of high pressure fluid cutting jets in a forward direction and at an acute angle relative to the axis of the head and the conduit so that they are directed toward the opposite wall of the conduit. The cleaning head is rotated around and remains adjacent to the wall of the conduit and is advanced into the conduit as the jets cut away the material whereby the fluid jets create an asymmetric cutting pattern on the surface of the material and the counter thrust of the fluid jets keeps the cleaning head offset relative to the axis of the conduit and against the wall of the conduit to provide passage for removal of the cut material and spent fluid away from the cutting area and out the end of conduit.

174 Apparatus and method for stripping solids and fluids from a string used in drilling or servicing wells US15706054 2017-09-15 US10107063B2 2018-10-23 Quinn A. J. Holtby; Dallas Greenwood
A seal for replacement within a generally cylindrical passage of a supporting body has three or more overlapping sealing members arranged circumferentially around the passage in the supporting body and forming an annular seal around the pipe inserted into the passage. The sealing members are configured to accommodate an expansion of the pipe by moving to an expanded position by circumferential sliding contact of the sealing members along circumferentially slanted cuts between the sealing members.
175 EMERGENCY DISCONNECT ISOLATION VALVE US15767462 2016-10-12 US20180298723A1 2018-10-18 Bryce Elliott RANDLE
An isolation valve system, method, and apparatus are provided that can isolate a wellbore and prevent fluids from exiting the well and prevent seawater from entering the well. The system can be a two-part design in some embodiments where a shear sub is selectively interconnected to a body via shearing screws. A sufficient force on the shear sub destroys the shearing screws and the shear sub is removed from the body. This movement rotates an actuator on the body, which in turn rotates a valve in the body to provide the isolating function during routine operation of a wellbore or during an emergency.
176 Systems and methods for managing debris in a well US15714207 2017-09-25 US10100615B2 2018-10-16 Bryce Elliott Randle
Various systems, methods, and devices are disclosed for handling contaminants in a wellbore or riser. A washpipe debris trap (WPDT) traps contaminants traveling up a wellbore from a downhole location, and the WPDT may serve as an indicator for a breached screen in a downhole location. A marine riser reversing tool (MRRT) may reverse the flow of fluid between a workstring conduit and an annulus between the workstring and the wellbore such that fluid rises to the wellhead with greater velocity. A bi-directional chamber trap (BDCT) may be utilized in a wellbore operation to remove contaminants from a fluid.
177 Pipe mat and method for using same for collecting fluids draining from drill pipe US15619214 2017-06-09 US10100585B2 2018-10-16 Quinn A. J. Holtby; Dallas Laird Greenwood
A pipe mat for use with a tubing tray for receiving, organizing and storing drill pipe tripped out of a drill string on a drilling rig has a plurality of substantially parallel and spaced-apart support rails to form a plurality of drain channels disposed between adjacent pair of support rails. A plurality of substantially parallel and spaced-apart nub rails is disposed on the plurality of support rails. The nub rails are substantially orthogonal to the support rails, thereby forming a lattice structure having openings disposed between the nub rails that are in communication with the drain channels. A plurality of spaced-apart pipe nubs extend upwardly from the nub rails, which hold a drill pipe in place when an end of the drill pipe is placed onto one of the pipe nubs. A method for collecting fluids draining from drill pipe uses the pipe mat with the tubing tray.
178 POST-BORIDING PROCESSES FOR TREATING PIPE AND RECOVERING BORONIZING POWDER US15918560 2018-03-12 US20180265960A1 2018-09-20 Craig Zimmerman; Jim Hedman; Jeff Hemmer
A process comprising: placing a boronizing powder composition in a metal pipe comprising a first end, a second end, an inside surface and an outside surface; heating the pipe to form a borided layer on the inside surface, and spent boronizing powder; removing the spent boronizing powder from the pipe, thereby forming an empty boronized pipe; heating the empty boronized pipe to above its austenitizing temperature, thereby forming an austenitized pipe; quenching the austenitized pipe, thereby forming a quenched pipe; tempering the quenched pipe, thereby forming a tempered pipe; and threading the tempered pipe.
179 Static push-the-bit rotary guiding device US15506753 2015-09-16 US20180223599A1 2018-08-09 Jinzhou Yang; Hongbing Xiao; Zhonghua Wu; Jieran Zhu; Laju Han; Zuohui Li; Yanjun Zhou; Zhijun Tang
A static push-the-bit rotary guiding device includes: a mandrel having a central passage, wherein a circumferential groove is provided on an outer wall of the mandrel; a sleeve, which is sleeved in the circumferential groove and able to rotate independently; and a clutch, for cutting off or transferring a power from the mandrel to the sleeve. When it is unnecessary for the static push-the-bit rotary guiding device to provide a deviating force in a steady inclined section, a vertical section and a horizontal section, a rotational inertia and an interior energy storage of the rotary guiding device are not decreased, which is beneficial to highly-efficient and stable drilling of a downstream drill bit.
180 Thru-Tubing Retrievable Intelligent Completion System US15823858 2017-11-28 US20180156013A1 2018-06-07 Muhammad Arsalan; Mohamed N. Noui-Mehidi
Provided are systems and methods for thru-tubing completion including a sub-surface completion unit (SCU) system including a SCU wireless transceiver for communicating with a surface control system of a well by way of wireless communication with a down-hole wireless transceiver disposed in a wellbore of the well, one or more SCU anchoring seals having an un-deployed position (enabling the SCU to pass through production tubing disposed in the wellbore of the well) and a deployed position (to seal against a wall of the target zone of the open-hole portion of the wellbore to provide zonal isolation between adjacent regions in the wellbore) and one or more SCU centralizers having an un-deployed position (enabling the SCU to pass through the production tubing disposed in the wellbore of the well) and a deployed position (to position the SCU in the target zone of the open-hole portion of the wellbore).
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