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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
321	Bohrvorrichtung und Verfahren zum Erstellen einer Bohrung	EP12006182.5	2012-08-31	EP2703596A1	2014-03-05	Finkenzeller, Stefan Michael; Klippenstein, Jürgen; Weixler, Leonhard
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Bohrvorrichtung zum Erstellen einer Bohrung innerhalb eines Stützrohres im Boden. Die Bohrvorrichtung umfasst ein Gehäuse, welches in das Stützrohr einsetzbar und an dem Stützrohr drehfest fixierbar ist, eine Schneideinrichtung zum Abtragen von Bodenmaterial, einen Drehantrieb zum drehenden Antreiben der Schneideinrichtung und eine Zuführeinrichtung, mit welcher eine Spülflüssigkeit in einen Bereich der Schneideinrichtung zuführbar ist. Oberhalb der Schneideinrichtung ist ein Aufnahmebehälter angeordnet, in welchen abgetragenes Bodenmaterial mit der Spülflüssigkeit förderbar ist. In dem Aufnahmebehälter ist mindestens ein Rührelement zum Verrühren des abgetragenen Bodenmaterials mit der Spülflüssigkeit vorgesehen. Mit einer Abführeinrichtung ist das abgetragene Bodenmaterial zusammen mit der Spülflüssigkeit aus dem Aufnahmebehälter nach oben abführbar. Die Erfindung betrifft außerdem ein Verfahren zum Erstellen einer Bohrung im Boden.
322	METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DOWN-THE-HOLE DRILLING	EP12839207.3	2012-07-12	EP2675982A1	2013-12-25	VIRJULA, Antti; GYLLING, Kai
The invention relates to a method for down-the-hole drilling, the drilling being carried out by an apparatus, having a drilling device (1) that comprises a casing part (2) and a drilling unit (3), at a drilling head of which there are at least first drilling means (4) and second drilling means (5), removably coupled with each other, and a flushing flow arrangement (6), and whereby the flushing medium is being brought by first flushing means (6a) of the flushing flow arrangement (6) onto the drilling surface (P) and returned from the drilling surface (P) together with the drilling waste by second flushing means (6b) of the flushing flow arrangement (6) through axially directed (s) and in respect with each other separate feed flow and return flow channels (6a', 6b') between the first and second drilling means (4,5). Return flow of flushing medium together with drilling waste through one or more return flow channels (6b') is made more efficient by introducing flushing medium directly from the first flushing means (6a) by means of an auxiliary flush assembly (6c) at a return flow opening assembly (6b'o) of the return flow channel/channels (6b') essentially on the drilling surface (P). The invention also relates to an apparatus applying the method.
323	CONSOLIDATION	EP11788557.4	2011-11-22	EP2643421A1	2013-10-02	ASTON, Mark Shelton; AYTKHOZHINA, Dana
A method of strengthening subterranean formation by drilling and completing a wellbore penetrating at least one unconsolidated or weakly consolidated formation, the method comprising: (a) drilling at least one interval of the wellbore that penetrates the unconsolidated or weakly consolidated formation using a drilling mud comprising a base fluid comprising an aqueous phase containing up to 25% weight by volume (%w/v) of a water soluble silicate, wherein the drilling mud has an acid-soluble particulate bridging solid suspended therein that is formed from a salt of a multivalent cation, wherein the salt of the multivalent cation is capable of providing dissolved multivalent cations when in the presence of an acid; (b) subsequently introducing a breaker fluid containing an acid and/or an acid precursor into the wellbore; (c) allowing the breaker fluid to soak in the interval that penetrates the unconsolidated or weakly consolidated formation for a predetermined period and strengthening formation by reacting with silicate now present in formation; and (d) removing the breaker fluid.
324	System for evacuating sludge for a trench excavating machine	EP12189536.1	2012-10-23	EP2586962A1	2013-05-01	Pedrelli, Marco; Raffuzzi, Mirco
System for evacuating mud produced by a digging machine (10), wherein said machine comprises a digging head (11) arranged to dig the soil, a flexible bearing element (12) arranged to support the digging head during the normal operation of the machine itself, a winch (14) and a drum, about which at least part of such a flexible element (12) can be wound. Such a system comprises a tank (V) for containing a fluid for mixing and removing the deposits being taken from the tank through a pumping station (P) and being introduced into the excavation in at least one supply duct (2). A mud extraction pump (4) directly associated with such a digging head (11), extracts the mud from the excavation via a mud evacuation tube (F). The system is characterised in that it comprises at least one ejection duct (5) that receives the light fluid for mixing and removing the deposits from such a supply duct (2) to carry it near to the digging head (11), in such a way that said light fluid for mixing and removing the deposits is conveyed towards the mud evacuation tube (F) by at least part of the stabilising fluid.
325	Downhole swivel apparatus and method	EP12181591.4	2005-11-30	EP2557266A1	2013-02-13	Robichaux, Kip, M.; Caillouet, Kenneth, G.; Robichaux, Terry
What is provided is a method and apparatus which can be detachably connected to an annular blowout preventer thereby separating the drilling fluid or mud into upper and lower sections and allowing the fluid to be displaced in two stages, such as while the drill string is being rotated and/or reciprocated. In one embodiment the sleeve can he rotatably and sealably connected to a mandrel. The swivel can be incorporated into a drill or well string and enabling string sections both above and below the sleeve to be rotated in relation to the sleeve. In one embodiment the drill or well string does not move in a longitudinal direction relative to the swivel. In one embodiment the drill or well string does move longitudinally relative to the sleeve of the swivel.
326	DRILLING AND CEMENTING WITH FLUIDS CONTAINING ZEOLITE	EP06808465.6	2006-11-08	EP1957602B1	2012-12-19	LUKE, Karen; FITZGERALD, Russell, M.; ZAMORA, Frank

327	WELLBORE FLUID TESTING APPARATUS AND METHODS	EP10741711.5	2010-02-11	EP2396510A2	2011-12-21	HUYNH, Huy; SLATER, Kenneth
A system for testing a wellbore fluid includes a test chamber having first and second platens therein. The chamber is in a thermally insulating enclosure. The enclosure includes a heating element. The platens simulate response of the wellbore fluid through an hydraulically induced fracture in subsurface rock formation. The system includes means to control a distance between the platens. A pump introduces the wellbore fluid into a space between the platens and another pump introduces a pressure test fluid into contact with the wellbore fluid. A respective pressure sensor is in fluid communication with a discharge side of each pump, and a sensor is included to measure a parameter related to the position of the second platen or the space between the platens. A data acquisition and control device is configured to detect signals from the respective pressure transducers and the sensor.
328	METHOD OF REMEDIATING BIT BALLING USING OXIDIZING AGENTS	EP09743724	2009-05-08	EP2297428A4	2011-11-02	METTATH SASHIKUMAR; PATEL ARVIND D; STAMATAKIS EMANUEL; YOUNG STEVEN

329	Methods for increase gas production and load recovery	EP11005345.1	2010-05-12	EP2371924A1	2011-10-05	Zamora, Frank; Kakadjian, Sarkis, Ranka; Fitzgerald, Erin; Garza, Tina
Methods are disclosed for improved sand control, fines control, load recovery and well productivity, where the compositions comprise reaction products of an amine and a phosphate-containing compound.
330	METHOD FOR PERFORATING A WELLBORE IN LOW UNDERBALANCE SYSTEMS	EP09830994.1	2009-12-01	EP2370669A2	2011-10-05	BELL, Matthew Robert, George; WESSON, David, S.; CLARK, Nathan, Garret; HARDESTY, John, Thomas
By substantially eliminating the crushed zone surrounding a perforation tunnel and expelling debris created upon activation of a shaped charge with first and second successive explosive events, the need for surge flow associated with underbalanced perforating techniques is eliminated. The break down of the rock fabric at the tunnel tip, caused by the near-instantaneous overpressure generated within the tunnel, further creates substantially debris-free tunnels in conditions of limited or no underbalance as well as in conditions of overbalance.
331	METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR ADVANCEMENT OF A BOREHOLE USING A HIGH POWER LASER	EP09840554.1	2009-08-19	EP2315904A1	2011-05-04	MOXLEY, Joel, F.; LAND, Mark, S.; RINZLER, Charles, C.; FAIRCLOTH, Brian, O.; KOBLICK, Yeshaya; ZEDIKER, Mark, S.
There is provided a system, apparatus and methods for the laser drilling of a borehole in the earth. There is further provided with in the systems a means for delivering high power laser energy down a deep borehole, while maintaining the high power to advance such boreholes deep into the earth and at highly efficient advancement rates, a laser bottom hole assembly, and fluid directing techniques and assemblies for removing the displaced material from the borehole.
332	LOW CONDUCTIVITY WATER BASED WELLBORE FLUID	EP09763293.9	2009-06-03	EP2297267A2	2011-03-23	PATEL, Arvind, D.; STAMATAKIS, Emanuel
A low electrical conductivity water-based wellbore fluid for use in drilling wells through a formation containing a clay which swells in the presence of water, said wellbore fluid that includes an aqueous base fluid; and a polymeric non-ionic tertiary amine is disclosed. Methods of using such fluids are also disclosed.
333	Rotating control device for drilling wells	EP10171045.7	2010-07-28	EP2295712A2	2011-03-16	Hoyer, Carel W; Hannegan, Don M.; Bailey, Thomas F.; Jacobs, Melvin T.; White, Nicky
A rotating control apparatus, comprising: an outer member; an inner member having a first sealing element and a second sealing element; said inner member, said first sealing element and said second sealing element rotatable relative to said outer member; a first cavity defined by said inner member, said first sealing element and said second sealing element; and said inner member having a port to said first cavity. Disclosed is also a method for drilling a wellbore in a formation with a fluid, comprising the steps of: casing a portion of the wellbore using a casing having a casing shoe; determining a casing shoe pressure; determining a formation fracture pressure; positioning a rotating control device with said casing; and drilling the wellbore at a fluid pressure calculated using the lesser of the casing shoe pressure and the formation fracture pressure.
334	METHODS AND SYSTEMS OF TREATING A WELLBORE	EP09720550.4	2009-03-06	EP2268891A2	2011-01-05	BALLARD, David, Antony; POPPLESTONE, Andy
Embodiments disclosed herein relate to methods of treating a wellbore (101) including emplacing at least one electrolytic tool (50) in a desired section of the wellbore, applying an electric charge to wellbore fluids present in the desired section of the wellbore, and generating oxidants in situ by electrolyzing components of the wellbore fluids.
335	Aggregating compositions, modified particulate metal-oxides, modified formation surfaces, and methods for making and using same	EP10250920.5	2010-05-13	EP2251394A3	2010-12-15	Kakadjian, Sarkis Ranka; Veldman, Raynard; Zamora, Frank; Fitzgerald, Erin; Garza, Tina
A method for treating solid materials is disclosed, where the treating compositions coats surfaces or portions of surfaces of the solid materials changing an aggregation or agglomeration propensity of the materials. Treating composition and treated solid materials are also disclosed. The methods and treated materials are ideally suited for oil field applications.
336	TOP FILLING TUBING	EP07733181.7	2007-06-11	EP2032794B1	2010-11-24	CHURCHILL, Andrew, Phillip
A method of top-filling a drill pipe string comprises injecting fluid into the upper end of the string. Apparatus for use in top-filling a drill pipe string comprises an injector adapted to co-operate with the upper end of a drill pipe string, whereby fluid may be pumped through the injector and into the string.
337	Methods for increase gas production and load recovery	EP10250909.8	2010-05-12	EP2251395A1	2010-11-17	Zamora, Frank; Kakadjian, Sarkis Ranka; Fitzgerald, Erin; Garza, Tina
Methods are disclosed for improved sand control, fines control, load recovery and well productivity, where the compositions comprise reaction products of an amine and a phosphate-containing compound.
338	DRILLING COMPOSITION, PROCESS FOR ITS PREPARATION, AND APPLICATIONS THEREOF	EP08843073.1	2008-10-24	EP2207862A1	2010-07-21	MÜLLER, Heinz; HERZOG, Nadja; MÄKER, Diana
The present invention relates to a drilling composition comprising I) an organic phase comprising components i. from about 20 wt.% to about 99.999 wt.%, based on the total weight of components i. and ii., of at least one linear or branched, cyclic or non-cyclic, saturated hydrocarbon, ii. from about 0.001 wt.% to about 25 wt.%, based on the total weight of components i. and ii., of at least one ester, II) from 0 to about 50 wt.%, based on the total weight of the composition, of water or aqueous phase, III) from 0 to about 60 wt.%, based on the total weight of the composition, of at least one additive, wherein the sum of the weight components I) to III) is 100 wt.%, to a process for preparation of a drilling composition, to uses of a drilling composition, to a drilling system, to a process for making a borehole, to a process for conveying cuttings, to a process for treating a drill head, to a process for production of at least one of oil and gas.
339	A DEVICE FOR A TOP DRIVE DRILLING MACHINE FOR CONTINUOUS CIRCULATION OF DRILLING MUD	EP08766898.4	2008-05-26	EP2156006A2	2010-02-24	VATNE, Per A.
A device for a top drive drilling machine, in which a drive shaft (14), which is arranged for releasable connection to a drive (12) and to a first end portion (51) of a drill pipe (5), is provided with a centre bore (141) extending therethrough and arranged for fluid communication between the drilling mud plant (6) and a fluid bore (53) in the drill pipe (5). First and second releasable, drive-shaft-surrounding, respectively drill-string-surrounding, pressure seals (1311c, 1321) and a valve (133) which is arranged to provide, in an open position, a passage (1331) for the drill pipe (5) or drive shaft (14), form a first and a second chamber. A drilling mud inlet (1323) is arranged for the second chamber (132) and is arranged for fluid communication between the drilling mud plant (6) and connection housing (13). A method for the continuous supply of drilling mud to a drill string (4) by the use of the drilling machine.
340	Anschlussvorrichtung zum Bilden einer Fluidzuführung	EP08008125.0	2008-04-28	EP2113632A1	2009-11-04	Finkenzeller, Stefan Michael
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Anschlussvorrichtung zum Bilden einer Fluidzuführung an ein drehendes Werkzeug, mit einer Drehdurchführung, welche einen Rotor und einen Stator aufweist, wobei der Rotor gegenüber dem Stator drehend gelagert ist. Weiterhin ist eine Drehmomentstütze vorgesehen, welche drehfest mit dem Stator verbunden ist und mindestens ein Anlageelement aufweist. Erfindungsgemäß ist das mindestens eine Anlageelement zwischen einer Rückzugsposition und einer Ausstellposition verfahrbar, in welcher das Anlageelement zur Drehmomentabstützung gegenüber der Rückzugsposition ausgefahren ist.

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