序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开(公告)号 | 公开(公告)日 | 发明人 |
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301 | SYSTEM, APPARATUS, AND METHOD FOR INSTALLING CONTROL LINES IN A WELL | EP99957463 | 1999-09-24 | EP1123454A4 | 2004-09-15 | SONNIER ERROL A |
A method and apparatus for installing control lines (119, 120) and pipe (118) into a well. The work surface (116) for equipment and personnel employed in assembling the pipe is elevated above the rig floor (111). Personnel operating below the work surface (116) use clamps (121) to attach control lines (119, 120) to the pipe (118) being installed in the well. The pipe-holding spiders (113) that are normally mounted on the rig floor (111) are mounted on the elevated work surface (116). Assembling the control lines to the pipe below the work surface permits the control lines to be attached to the pipe without first travelling through the spider (113). | ||||||
302 | LOAD COMPENSATOR FOR A PIPE RUNNING TOOL | EP02780313.9 | 2002-09-16 | EP1427663A2 | 2004-06-16 | JUHASZ, Daniel; BOYADJIEFF, George; EIDEM, Brian, L.; VAN RIJZINGEN, Hans |
A load compensator (304) is disclosed for use in connection with a pipe running tool (10). The load compensator (304) includes an outer housing (308) connected to the portion of the pipe running tool (10) that holds the pipe segment. A piston (310) is disposed within the housing (308), and is connected to a top drive system of the pipe running tool (10). The housing (308) is formed with a first port (312) through which pressurized air is delivered inside the housing (308) to drive the piston (310) within the housing (308). A second port (314) is disposed at a selected location on the housing (308), such that when the piston (310) is advanced past the second port (314), pressurized air passes through the port (314), and causes the control circuit (306) to stop delivering air through the first port (312). Once pressurized air no longer flows through the second port (314), the control circuit (306) causes air to be delivered to the first port (312). | ||||||
303 | APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR TUBULAR MAKEUP INTERLOCK | EP02722498.9 | 2002-05-08 | EP1387924A1 | 2004-02-11 | HAUGEN, David, Michael |
The present invention provides for an apparatus and methods to prevent an operator from inadvertently dropping a string (210) into a wellbore (180) during assembling and disassembling of tubulars. Additionally, the apparatus and methods can be used to for running in casing, running in wellbore components or for a drill string. | ||||||
304 | COLLAR LOAD SUPPORT SYSTEM AND METHOD | EP02702055.1 | 2002-01-24 | EP1354122A1 | 2003-10-22 | BOULIGNY, Vernon, J.; ARCENEUX, Scott, J. |
A wellbore tubular handling system and method is provided for operation in holding and lowering tubulars, such as tubing strings, casing strings, pipe strings, and the various components thereof, at a rig site. The handling system utilizes a shock table (10) with a compressible support surface (20) that compressively moves with a selected compression rate in response to the weight of the wellbore tubular string (24). The shock table (10) preferably has a shock table body (16) mounted below the rig floor (12) and supports the shock table (10) with a flange (14). A split-sectioned landing spear (30, when open, can allow large items such as collars of other string components to pass through the shock table (10). In a closed position, the landing spear (30) supports and upper collar (34) of the string (24) to thereby support the weight of the string (24) and apply the weight to the compressible support surface (20) of the shock table (10). | ||||||
305 | APPARATUS FOR DELIVERING A TUBULAR TO A WELLBORE | EP99905011.5 | 1999-02-11 | EP1055048B1 | 2003-09-24 | PIETRAS, Bernd-Georg |
An apparatus for delivering a tubular (9) to a well centre, which apparatus comprises means (13, 14) which, in use, inhibit swinging motion of the tubular (9) whilst it is suspended from an elevator. | ||||||
306 | PROTECTIVE ELEMENT FOR A RISER SEGMENT | EP01996666.2 | 2001-11-13 | EP1341987A1 | 2003-09-10 | VAN BELKOM, Arnoldus; ESSELBRUGGE, Martin |
A protective element for a riser segment, comprising an elongated buffer body, at least one foot connected with the buffer body, the at least one foot being provided with an engagement part arranged to engage on a main pipe of a riser segment, the distance between the engagement part of the foot and the buffer body being such that in mounted condition the part of the buffer body located farthest from the main pipe is located farther from the main pipe than auxiliary pipe elements arranged on the main pipe. | ||||||
307 | Vorrichtung zum Verbinden eines Rohrstranges mit einem Gerät zum Erstellen von Erdbohrungen | EP97102168.8 | 1997-02-12 | EP0792996B1 | 2003-08-13 | Püttmann, Franz-Josef |
308 | Introduction assembly for reinforcement rods for drilling machine | EP01114640.4 | 2001-06-19 | EP1167683A1 | 2002-01-02 | Casagrande, Mauro |
Introduction assembly (10) for reinforcement rods (39) for drilling machines (20) having at least a drilling assembly (30) able to make a plurality of holes inside which said reinforcement rods (39) are inserted, said introduction assembly (10) comprising at least a guide beam or mast (28) for said reinforcement rods (39), normally arranged on one side of said drilling assembly (30), said mast (28) being able to assume at least a working configuration and a movement configuration wherein it is able to move from one side of said drilling assembly (30) to the other. |
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309 | DEVICE FOR PREVENTING PIPE BUCKLING | EP98958411.5 | 1998-10-30 | EP1027523A1 | 2000-08-16 | EILERTSEN, Björn |
An apparatus for preventing pipe buckling when downwardly directed axial forces are applied to a pipeline (3) which extend from a derrick (1) down into a well bore, especially when snubbing. The apparatus comprises two sets of pipe supports (8) linked together to give a continuous chain (10), which is arranged to extend from a respective guide rail (6, 7) in the derrick (1) to the pipeline (3), and the pipe supports (8) are movably arranged in the guide rail (6, 7) parallel to the pipeline (3). The guide rail (6, 7) extends in a general U-shape with the U-bend (6c, 7c) located closest to the lower end of the derrick (1) and comprises two legs (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b), of which a first leg (6a, 7a) is arranged close to the pipeline (3) and a second leg (6b, 7b) is arranged at a greater distance from the pipeline. The pipe supports (8) are designed to be placed in the first leg (6a, 7a) when operative, and are designed to be transferred to the second leg (6b, 7b) when they are to be rendered inoperative. | ||||||
310 | UNIVERSAL PIPE INJECTION APPARATUS FOR WELLS AND METHOD | EP96909638 | 1996-03-08 | EP0813647A2 | 1997-12-29 | BURGE PHILIP; FONTANA PETER; LEROUX GLENN; MAKOHL FRIEDHELM |
An apparatus for injection of coiled tubing or jointed tubulars into a well bore, using an injector head (12) capable of handling either type of tubular. The injector head and a working platform (14) are mounted on a structure over the well head, with the injector being positioned so as to allow personnel access to the tubing on the working platform without having to relocate the injector head away from the well head location. The injector can be mounted below the working platform, or it can be mounted spaced above the working platform on a vertically movable trolley (56) on a mast. When the injector is mounted below the working platform, the tubulars and any bottom hole assembly are accessible to personnel on top of the working platform, whether coiled tubing or jointed tubulars are being used. When the vertically movable trolley is used for coiled tubing operations, the injector head can be lowered to the working platform for injection or pulling operations, and it can be raised above the working platform to give access to the tubing and the bottom hole assembly. When the vertically movable trolley is used for jointed tubular operations, the injector head can be raised above the working platform for all phases, and a movable mandrel can be used in the injector head for raising or lowering the jointed tubulars. | ||||||
311 | Vorrichtung zum Verbinden eines Rohrstranges mit einem Gerät zum Erstellen von Erdbohrungen | EP97102168.8 | 1997-02-12 | EP0792996A1 | 1997-09-03 | Pütmann, Franz-Josef |
Vorrichtung zum Verbinden eines Rohrstranges mit einem Gerät (3) zum Erstellen von Erdbohrungen oder zum Erneuern von Altrohren (2) und zum Einziehen des Endes eines Einzelrohres (4) in eine Muffenverbindung (5,6) eines vorhergehenden Rohrstranges mit einem an das Ende des Rohrstranges oder eines damit zu verbindenden Einzelrohres ansetzbaren Spannrahmen (10), einem Spannantrieb am Spannrahmen und einem oder einer einerseits mit dem Gerät und andererseits mit dem Spannantrieb gekuppelten Seil oder Kette (9). |
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312 | TOP ENTRY APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR A DRILLING ASSEMBLY | EP96911455.0 | 1996-03-27 | EP0760899A1 | 1997-03-12 | Helms, Charles, M. |
Apparatus and methods are disclosed for accessing a drill pipe bore through a drill pipe top drive unit (56). The top drive (56) is carried by a traveling block (58) so it may be used for simultaneous application of rotational and longitudinal force on the drill string. A pack-off body (12) has a shortened effective length due to mounting a flange (14) thereabouts for securing to the top drive unit (56) once a gooseneck circulation flow line has been removed in accordance with the method of the invention. A sheave support arm (24) is mounted in cantilever fashion to the pack-off body (12) and carries thereon two sheave wheels (16 and 18) provided at desired locations to direct a wireline cable (64) radially outward without frictionally engaging either the traveling block (58) and hook (88) or the top drive unit (56). The angles of bending of the wireline by placement within the support arm (24) are chosen to prevent damage to the wireline (64) containing an electrical connector. | ||||||
313 | Apparatus for supporting a direct drive drilling unit in a position offset from the centerline of a well | EP91109063.7 | 1991-06-03 | EP0461512B1 | 1996-08-14 | Dinsdale, Michael C. |
314 | POSITIONING APPARATUS FOR A POWER TONG | EP94928491.0 | 1994-10-07 | EP0721540A1 | 1996-07-17 | LORENZ, Jorg; SCHULZE-BECKINGHAUSEN, Joerg-Erich |
A positioning apparatus for moving a power tong (110) between an operative and an inoperative position in a drilling tower (105) comprises a first arm (102) and a second arm (103). One end of the first arm (102) is pivotally connected to one end of the second arm (103) at pivot (106) whilst the other end of both the first arm (102) and the second arm (103) are pivotally mounted on a beam (104) attached to the drilling tower (105). Both arms (102, 103) can be extended and retracted in unison to move the power tong (110) towards and away from its operation position circumjacent a pipe string. | ||||||
315 | DISPOSITIF DE COIFFAGE D'UN PUITS EN ERUPTION LIBRE | EP90907114.4 | 1990-04-02 | EP0423296B1 | 1993-11-10 | BUSCH, Jean-Charles 14, rue de la Tuilerie; GUERRINI, Yannick; TAG, Jean; CARRAU, Joseph |
Device for blocking off a well in open flow which includes a blocking system (4) for blocking off the well, an anchorage system (3) to support said blocking system (4) and a movable and inclinable support and positioning system (5) which comprises a sliding ramp (6) and means for moving the blocking system (4) to bring it above the end of the casing (2) to be blocked off. Application : exploration, production and storing of hydrocarbons. | ||||||
316 | METHODE POUR POURSUIVRE DES MESURES APRES LA RECUPERATION D'UN OUTIL DE MESURE IMMOBILISE DANS UN PUITS | EP92912271.0 | 1992-06-10 | EP0548303A1 | 1993-06-30 | WITTRISCH, Christian |
L'invention concerne une méthode permettant la poursuite de mesures à l'aide d'une sonde (1) immobilisée dans un puits et reliée à la surface par un câble (4). La méthode consiste notamment à descendre une garniture tubulaire (12) concentriquement au câble (4) jusqu'à accrocher la sonde par un raccord spécial (11) fixé à l'extrémité de la garniture. Les tubulaires servent à la protection du câble. On utilise un raccord à fenêtre latérale (28) pour minimiser le temps de manoeuvre. Après accrochage, la sonde est utilisée pour faire des mesures en déplaçant la garniture tubulaire. | ||||||
317 | Apparatus for supporting a direct drive drilling unit in a position offset from the centerline of a well | EP91109063.7 | 1991-06-03 | EP0461512A3 | 1993-04-14 | Dinsdale, Michael C. |
Drilling equipment including apparatus for laterally moving a direct drive drilling (12) unit to a position offset from the centerline (34) of a well. The drilling equipment includes a traveling block (24) suspended for generally vertical travel within a derrick (16) during drilling of a well, a direct drive drilling unit (12) suspendable from the traveling block, (24) means for guiding the drilling unit during drilling and apparatus connected to the derrick (16) for moving the drilling unit (12) laterally relative to the axis (34) of the well to an offset position. The drilling unit (12) includes a drill motor (48) and a drive sleeve (52) for threadably connecting the drill motor to a drill string in the well. The guide means includes a first pair of rails (42) connected to the derrick (16) and extending parallel to the axis (34) of the well. The apparatus includes a second pair of rails (72) and means (74) for supporting the drilling unit (12). The second pair of rails (72) is positionable below and in alignment with the first pair of rails when the support means (74) is in the offset position. |
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318 | Method for non-abrasively running of tubing | EP91309057.7 | 1991-10-03 | EP0479583A3 | 1992-07-08 | Gonzalez, Manuel E.; Sibille, Mark; Escobar, Joe M.; Webre, Charles M.; Boutwell, Jr. Doyle F. |
A method for non-abrasively running tubing comprising suspending the tubing 101 from the face 108 of the uppermost collar 102 of the tubing by resting the face upon a support shoulder 134, making up a new tubular with collar into a tubular unit, attaching a non-abrasive lift unit 110 to a tubular unit, stabbing the new tubular into the upper collar, non-abrasively making the connection tight, and lifting the lift unit to raise the string, the method being appropriately reversed for pulling the string. |
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319 | Method for non-abrasively running of tubing | EP91309057.7 | 1991-10-03 | EP0479583A2 | 1992-04-08 | Gonzalez, Manuel E.; Sibille, Mark; Escobar, Joe M.; Webre, Charles M.; Boutwell, Jr. Doyle F. |
A method for non-abrasively running tubing comprising suspending the tubing 101 from the face 108 of the uppermost collar 102 of the tubing by resting the face upon a support shoulder 134, making up a new tubular with collar into a tubular unit, attaching a non-abrasive lift unit 110 to a tubular unit, stabbing the new tubular into the upper collar, non-abrasively making the connection tight, and lifting the lift unit to raise the string, the method being appropriately reversed for pulling the string. |
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320 | Casing alignment tool | EP83305501.5 | 1983-09-20 | EP0106549B1 | 1990-10-03 | Pennison, Harold Paul |