1 |
地质钻井用灭尘装置 |
CN201310496547.0 |
2013-10-22 |
CN104563925A |
2015-04-29 |
张刚 |
一种地质钻井用灭尘装置,包括定时吸合式抽尘机、可拆卸式集尘囊以及按钮,所述的地质钻井用灭尘装置为闭合结构,可拆卸式集尘囊同定时吸合式抽尘机之间导通。有效地避免了现在还没有针对地质钻井的有效的灭尘装置的缺陷。 |
2 |
煤巷钻孔施工防突集尘排渣一体化装置 |
CN201410792673.5 |
2014-12-20 |
CN104453751A |
2015-03-25 |
罗文柯; 施式亮; 刘平; 郭家标; 周为军; 伍诺坦; 张慧 |
本发明公开了一种煤巷钻孔施工防突集尘排渣一体化装置,包括钻机系统、液压系统、压风系统、供电系统,还包括孔口集尘装置、活动式防突挡板、液压自动给进装置、固定连接装置、除尘排渣装置、液压支路系统和压风支路系统。孔口集尘装置后端上部设有压风支路接口,压风支路接口下方设有倾斜向下的排渣管,活动式防突挡板固定在孔口集尘装置上,液压自动给进装置与孔口集尘装置连接,固定连接装置将液压自动给进装置固定在钻机上,除尘排渣装置通过连接软管与孔口集尘装置的排渣管连接。本发明有机的将防突、集尘、排渣等装置组合起来,有效解决目前使用的孔口系列除尘装置设备分散现状,一机实现多种功能,操作简单,成本低。 |
3 |
Aligned-outlet and distal-flushable blow case |
US14526735 |
2014-10-29 |
US10036406B1 |
2018-07-31 |
Jeremie Thornburg; Jerry Michael Bray |
A blow case with an inlet pipe positioned to gravity direct debris to an outlet pipe. The inlet pipe having a discharge end sealed by gravity open clapper style check valve that is closed by activation of pneumatic pressure through a float style pneumatic valve. The check valve has a top mounted access port and aperture allowing for direct above ground servicing access to both the clapper inside the valve and has a removable clapper and access port for servicing the outlet pipe. The float style pneumatic valve is also top mounted for ease of service and removal and is remotely positioned from the outlet pipe to allow for removal of the valve for flushing of the debris from the blow case. |
4 |
Nanoparticle kinetic gas hydrate inhibitors |
US14514841 |
2014-10-15 |
US09644426B2 |
2017-05-09 |
Alexandra Clare Morrison |
Inhibiting gas hydrate formation while transporting hydrocarbon fluids may include providing a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor, adding the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor to a fluid capable of producing gas hydrates, and transporting the fluid that comprises the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor. Generally a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor may include a heterocyclic compound comprising nitrogen, e.g., poly(vinyl pyrrolidone). |
5 |
Multiphase drilling systems and methods |
US12541242 |
2009-08-14 |
US09097085B2 |
2015-08-04 |
Daniel Guy Pomerleau; Keith Kenneth Corb; Stuart Dwight Butler; Robert T. Staysko; Gregg MacKay Jollymore |
In one embodiment, a method for drilling a wellbore includes injecting drilling fluid through a drill string disposed in the wellbore and rotating a drill bit disposed on a bottom of the drill string. The drilling fluid includes a liquid and a gas. The drilling fluid is injected at the surface. The drilling fluid exits the drill bit and carries cuttings from the drill bit. The drilling fluid and cuttings (returns) flow to the surface via an annulus formed between the drill string and the wellbore. The liquid is injected at a rate so that a liquid velocity of the returns in the annulus is sufficient to transport the cuttings. The method further includes drilling through at least a portion of a non-productive formation. |
6 |
Nanoparticle Kinetic Gas Hydrate Inhibitors |
US13343820 |
2012-01-05 |
US20130175046A1 |
2013-07-11 |
Alexandra Clare Morrison |
Inhibiting gas hydrate formation while transporting hydrocarbon fluids may include providing a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor, adding the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor to a fluid capable of producing gas hydrates, and transporting the fluid that comprises the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor. Generally a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor may include a heterocyclic compound comprising nitrogen, e.g., poly(vinyl pyrrolidone). |
7 |
CONTROL OF MANAGED PRESSURE DRILLING |
EP13861103.3 |
2013-12-05 |
EP2929122A1 |
2015-10-14 |
HAVRE, Kjetil; JOHNSON, Ashley Bernard; RINGER, Maurice; ALDRED, Walter David |
Method for controlling bottomhole pressure in a borehole during managed pressure drilling. In the drilling procedure fluid is circulated down a drillstring and and to surface through an annulus between the drillstring and an inner-wall of the borehole. A compressor/pump is used to inject gas into the returning drilling fluid at a gas injection point. The method comprises receiving a target bottomhole pressure;determining actual bottomhole pressure during the procedure;and adjusting a variable as directed by a feedback controller,which operates to reduce the difference between the target pressure and the measured pressure. The manipulated variable may be one or any combination of: (1)pressure of drilling fluid at the entry of the fluid into the drillstring, (2) the flow rate of drilling fluid out of the drillstring into the annulus, (3)pressure of the gas exiting from the compressor, and (4) the injection rate of the gas. |
8 |
NANOPARTICLE KINETIC GAS HYDRATE INHIBITORS |
EP13701873.5 |
2013-01-03 |
EP2800795B1 |
2016-10-19 |
MORRISON, Alexandra, Clare |
Inhibiting gas hydrate formation while transporting hydrocarbon fluids may include providing a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor, adding the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor to a fluid capable of producing gas hydrates, and transporting the fluid that comprises the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor. Generally a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor may include a heterocyclic compound comprising nitrogen, e.g., poly(vinyl pyrrolidone). |
9 |
Drilling system and method of operating a drilling system |
US15297141 |
2016-10-19 |
US09845649B2 |
2017-12-19 |
Christian Leuchtenberg |
A diverter for diverting a fluid from a riser in a drilling system. The diverter includes a diverter support housing comprising a suspension structure configured so that the diverter support housing is suspendable from a drilling rig, and a main passage arranged to extend from an uppermost end of the diverter support housing to a lowermost end of the diverter support housing. The main passage is configured to have a drill string extend therethrough. A diverter housing is arranged in the main passage. An annular packer element is mounted within the diverter housing. An actuator is mounted within the diverter housing. The actuator is configured to force the annular packer element into a sealing engagement with the drill string. A seal locking mechanism is configured to retain a tubular sealing element in the diverter housing adjacent to the annular packer element. |
10 |
Drilling system and method of operating a drilling system |
US14572448 |
2014-12-16 |
US09500053B2 |
2016-11-22 |
Christian Leuchtenberg |
A drilling system including a riser, a pressure vessel, a source of pressurized gas, and a main flow line which extends from the riser to the pressure vessel, the pressure vessel having a liquid inlet port connected to the main flow line, a gas inlet port connected to the source of pressurized gas, a liquid outlet port located in a lowermost portion of the pressure vessel, and a gas outlet port located in an uppermost portion of the pressure vessel. |
11 |
CONTROL OF MANAGED PRESSURE DRILLING |
US14649782 |
2013-12-05 |
US20160138350A1 |
2016-05-19 |
Kjetil Havre; Ashley Bernard Johnson; Maurice Ringer; Walter David Aldred |
Method for controlling bottomhole pressure in a borehole during managed pressure drilling. In the drilling procedure fluid is circulated down a drillstring and to surface through an annulus between the drillstring and an inner-wall of the borehole. A compressor/pump is used to inject gas into the returning drilling fluid at a gas injection point. The method comprises receiving a target bottomhole pressure; determining actual bottomhole pressure during the procedure; and adjusting a variable as directed by a feedback controller, which operates to reduce the difference between the target pressure and the measured pressure. The manipulated variable may be one or any combination of: (1) pressure of drilling fluid at the entry of the fluid into the drillstring, (2) the flow rate of drilling fluid out of the drillstring into the annulus, (3) pressure of the gas exiting from the compressor, and (4) the injection rate of the gas. |
12 |
DRILLING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING A DRILLING SYSTEM |
US14572448 |
2014-12-16 |
US20150167415A1 |
2015-06-18 |
Christian LEUCHTENBERG |
A drilling system including a riser, a pressure vessel, a source of pressurised gas, and a main flow line which extends from the riser to the pressure vessel, the pressure vessel having a liquid inlet port connected to the main flow line, a gas inlet port connected to the source of pressurised gas, a liquid outlet port located in a lowermost portion of the pressure vessel, and a gas outlet port located in an uppermost portion of the pressure vessel. |
13 |
MULTIPHASE DRILLING SYSTEMS AND METHODS |
US12541242 |
2009-08-14 |
US20100147591A1 |
2010-06-17 |
Daniel Guy Pomerleau; Keith Kenneth Corb; Stuart Dwight Butler; Robert T. Staysko; Gregg MacKay Jollymore |
In one embodiment, a method for drilling a wellbore includes injecting drilling fluid through a drill string disposed in the wellbore and rotating a drill bit disposed on a bottom of the drill string. The drilling fluid includes a liquid and a gas. The drilling fluid is injected at the surface. The drilling fluid exits the drill bit and carries cuttings from the drill bit. The drilling fluid and cuttings (returns) flow to the surface via an annulus formed between the drill string and the wellbore. The liquid is injected at a rate so that a liquid velocity of the returns in the annulus is sufficient to transport the cuttings. The method further includes drilling through at least a portion of a non-productive formation. |
14 |
CONTROL OF MANAGED PRESSURE DRILLING |
EP13861103 |
2013-12-05 |
EP2929122A4 |
2016-01-06 |
HAVRE KJETIL; JOHNSON ASHLEY BERNARD; RINGER MAURICE; ALDRED WALTER DAVID |
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15 |
NANOPARTICLE KINETIC GAS HYDRATE INHIBITORS |
EP13701873.5 |
2013-01-03 |
EP2800795A1 |
2014-11-12 |
MORRISON, Alexandra, Clare |
Inhibiting gas hydrate formation while transporting hydrocarbon fluids may include providing a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor, adding the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor to a fluid capable of producing gas hydrates, and transporting the fluid that comprises the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor. Generally a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor may include a heterocyclic compound comprising nitrogen, e.g., poly(vinyl pyrrolidone). |
16 |
Nanoparticle kinetic gas hydrate inhibitors |
US15476481 |
2017-03-31 |
US10030191B2 |
2018-07-24 |
Alexandra Clare Morrison |
Inhibiting gas hydrate formation while transporting hydrocarbon fluids may include providing a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor, adding the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor to a fluid capable of producing gas hydrates, and transporting the fluid that comprises the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor. Generally a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor may include a heterocyclic compound comprising nitrogen, e.g., polyvinyl pyrrolidone). |
17 |
Air Storage System |
US15706357 |
2017-09-15 |
US20180128068A1 |
2018-05-10 |
William Wesley Carnes, SR. |
The present invention relates to air drilling and an apparatus, system and process for air storage for speeding up and making the air drilling process in a wellbore more efficient. The present air storage system is used to divert high pressurized air from the air compressors into an air storage tank for storage during drilling process of adding another piece of pipe to the well. In the present invention, the compressed air can be stored in the air storage system until the connection is made and the driller is ready to resume drilling. This high pressurized, large volume of stored air in the air storage system helps the compressors quickly build up enough air to resume the drilling process thus reducing the amount of drill downtime during the process of making a new pipe connection in a well. |
18 |
NANOPARTICLE KINETIC GAS HYDRATE INHIBITORS |
US15476481 |
2017-03-31 |
US20170204321A1 |
2017-07-20 |
Alexandra Clare MORRISON |
Inhibiting gas hydrate formation while transporting hydrocarbon fluids may include providing a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor, adding the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor to a fluid capable of producing gas hydrates, and transporting the fluid that comprises the kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor. Generally a kinetic gas hydrate inhibitor may include a heterocyclic compound comprising nitrogen, e.g., polyvinyl pyrrolidone). |
19 |
DRILLING SYSTEM AND METHOD OF OPERATING A DRILLING SYSTEM |
US15297141 |
2016-10-19 |
US20170089155A1 |
2017-03-30 |
CHRISTIAN LEUCHTENBERG |
A diverter for diverting a fluid from a riser in a drilling system. The diverter includes a diverter support housing comprising a suspension structure configured so that the diverter support housing is suspendable from a drilling rig, and a main passage arranged to extend from an uppermost end of the diverter support housing to a lowermost end of the diverter support housing. The main passage is configured to have a drill string extend therethrough. A diverter housing is arranged in the main passage. An annular packer element is mounted within the diverter housing. An actuator is mounted within the diverter housing. The actuator is configured to force the annular packer element into a sealing engagement with the drill string. A seal locking mechanism is configured to retain a tubular sealing element in the diverter housing adjacent to the annular packer element. |
20 |
MULTIPHASE DRILLING SYSTEMS AND METHODS |
US14753343 |
2015-06-29 |
US20150376964A1 |
2015-12-31 |
Daniel G. POMERLEAU; Keith K. CORB; Stuart D. BUTLER; Robert T. STAYSKO; Gregg M. JOLLYMORE |
In one embodiment, a method for drilling a wellbore includes injecting drilling fluid through a drill string disposed in the wellbore and rotating a drill bit disposed on a bottom of the drill string. The drilling fluid includes a liquid and a gas. The drilling fluid is injected at the surface. The drilling fluid exits the drill bit and carries cuttings from the drill bit. The drilling fluid and cuttings (returns) flow to the surface via an annulus formed between the drill string and the wellbore. The liquid is injected at a rate so that a liquid velocity of the returns in the annulus is sufficient to transport the cuttings. The method further includes drilling through at least a portion of a non-productive formation. |