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 Drilling apparatus US11894737 1937-01-04 US2144687A 1939-01-24 PIPPIN JOHN W
162 Rotary core drill US4488435 1935-10-14 US2138006A 1938-11-29 HOWARD JOHN H
163 Retractable core barrel US69376533 1933-10-16 US2019978A 1935-11-05 HUNT THOMAS N
164 Core taking apparatus US66305433 1933-03-27 US1999428A 1935-04-30 FRED THRIFT
165 Sample taking apparatus US62472032 1932-07-26 US1948632A 1934-02-27 BARRETT GEORGE J; SOSTHENE ROBICHAUX
166 Sample taking device US38868229 1929-08-27 US1900618A 1933-03-07 SOSTHENE ROBICHAUX
167 Excavating for concrete piles, &c. US1907380761 1907-06-25 US872093A 1907-11-26 STEWART WILLIAM JOHN
168 A HEAD ASSEMBLY AND A VALVE SYSTEM FOR USE IN A CORE DRILLING SYSTEM EP14807243.2 2014-05-30 EP3004525B1 2018-07-25 ATTIWELL, Paul
A valve system for an inner tube assembly is described. The inner tube assembly is arranged to be used in a drilling system to retrieve a core sample, and is arranged to be insertable into a drill string of the drilling system at a first end of the drill string. The valve system is arranged to be configurable in a first closed configuration, an open configuration, and a second closed configuration. The valve system moves to the first closed configuration when fluid is pumped along an interior region of the drill string towards the inner tube assembly in a direction from the first end of the drill string to the inner tube assembly. The valve system is arranged such that, when in the first closed configuration, a pressure of the fluid increases to facilitate deploying the inner tube assembly towards a second end of the drill string. The valve system moves to the open configuration in response to the inner tube assembly reaching a vicinity of the second end of the drill string and being prevented from moving further towards the second end of the drill string. The valve system is arranged such that, when in the open configuration, fluid can flow to a drill bit located at or near the second end of the drill string. The valve system moves to the second closed configuration when fluid is pumped along the interior region of the drill string towards the inner tube assembly in a direction from the second end of the drill string to the inner tube assembly. The valve system is arranged such that, when in the second closed configuration, the pressure of the fluid increases to facilitate retrieving the inner tube assembly from the vicinity of the second end of the drill string.
169 CLEANING AND SEPARATING FLUID AND DEBRIS FROM CORE SAMPLES AND CORING SYSTEMS EP15829400 2015-07-30 EP3143255A4 2018-01-24 WESTACOTT DONALD CLIFFORD; LEE MATTHEW L
Coring tools including a core tube assembly; a carrier chamber defined within the core tube assembly for storing one or more core samples drilled from a downhole formation having a wellbore fluid therein, wherein the wellbore fluid has a wellbore fluid density; a non-hydrocarbon, non-reactive heavy weight fluid (“HWF”) present within the carrier chamber, the HWF exhibiting a HWF density of about 2 pounds per gallon greater than the wellbore fluid density; a pressure housing cover selectively rotatable between (1) an open position, where the one or more core samples are able to be inserted into the carrier chamber, and (2) a closed position, where the carrier chamber is sealed; and a cover activation mechanism coupled to the core tube assembly and operable to move the pressure housing cover between the closed position and the open position.
170 SAFETY LATCH FOR A DOWNHOLE TOOL EP14719750.3 2014-04-25 EP2992173B1 2017-11-15 BÄCK, Göran; REID, Kenneth
A lockable overshot assembly for use in a wireline spearhead system for lowering and retrieving inner tube assemblies and other tools and equipment from a downhole location includes a pair of lifting dogs pivotally mounted to an overshot head on the lockable overshot assembly and configured for latching a spearhead. A locking arrangement is mounted into the elongated body and engagable within the lifting dogs, such that in a locked state the lifting dogs are in latched position and in an unlocked state, allows the lifting dogs to move to the release position. The locking arrangement is a pin, which can be moved laterally to be between the latching dogs to prevent them moving to the release position.
171 DRIVEN LATCH MECHANISM EP10822658 2010-10-07 EP2486223A4 2017-08-09 DRENTH CHRISTOPHER L; IONDOV GEORGE; IBRAHIM GEORGE
Implementations include a core barrel assembly having a driven latch mechanism. The driven latch mechanism can lock the core barrel assembly axially and rotationally relative to a drill string. The driven latch mechanism can include a plurality of wedge members positioned on a plurality of driving surfaces. Rotation of the drill string can cause the plurality of wedge members to wedge between an inner diameter of the drill string and the plurality of driving surfaces, thereby rotationally locking the core barrel assembly relative to the drill string. Implementations of the present invention also include drilling systems including such driven latch mechanisms, and methods of retrieving a core sample using such drilling systems.
172 LOCKING MECHANISM FOR A GROUND DRILL EP09715031.2 2009-02-17 EP2257680B1 2017-07-12 MILDREN, David; WESTWOOD, Cameron
173 HEAD ASSEMBLY EP10745719 2010-02-22 EP2401472A4 2017-06-28 BEACH ANDREW; MCLEOD GAVIN; BLAKEWAY BEN
A latching system has a latch body, a latch carrier and two latch dogs. The latch dogs are retained in the latch carrier by two pins. The latch carrier is located within the latch body. The latch body has slots through which the latch dogs can extend. The pins pass through both latch dogs and through longitudinal slots in the latch carrier. The pins are fixed at their opposite ends to the latch body. When the latch carrier is moved axially the latch dogs move parallel to each other between: a latching position where the latch dogs extend from the latch body and latch carrier and can engage a latching mechanism; and a release position where the latch dogs retract inwardly.
174 CLEANING AND SEPARATING FLUID AND DEBRIS FROM CORE SAMPLES AND CORING SYSTEMS EP15829400.9 2015-07-30 EP3143255A1 2017-03-22 WESTACOTT, Donald Clifford; LEE, Matthew L.
Coring tools including a core tube assembly; a carrier chamber defined within the core tube assembly for storing one or more core samples drilled from a downhole formation having a wellbore fluid therein, wherein the wellbore fluid has a wellbore fluid density; a non-hydrocarbon, non-reactive heavy weight fluid (“HWF”) present within the carrier chamber, the HWF exhibiting a HWF density of about 2 pounds per gallon greater than the wellbore fluid density; a pressure housing cover selectively rotatable between (1) an open position, where the one or more core samples are able to be inserted into the carrier chamber, and (2) a closed position, where the carrier chamber is sealed; and a cover activation mechanism coupled to the core tube assembly and operable to move the pressure housing cover between the closed position and the open position.
175 SEATED HAMMER APPARATUS FOR CORE SAMPLING EP13852635 2013-11-08 EP2917457A4 2016-08-10 WEST GREGORY DONALD
A retrievable core sampling assembly for latching to or relative to a rotatable tubular housing of a core sampling apparatus to allow the capture and retrieval of a core from a subterranean formation, the assembly comprising or including: a core catcher barrel for a core, the barrel being rotationally isolated from the tubular housing and cooperable with a core taking bit coupled to the rotatable tubular housing to retain a core, and a hammer for providing impact to the core taking bit along a longitudinal impact path that is or is substantially decoupled from the core catcher barrel so that when latched, rotation and impact of the core taking bit captures and passes core material from the formation to the core catcher barrel in manner that isolates a core in the core catcher barrel from rotation and impact forces.
176 PRESSURE CORING ASSEMBLY AND METHOD EP12757038 2012-03-09 EP2686515A4 2016-04-20 KINSELLA DOUG
A wireline or drill pipe retrievable coring tool with an inner barrel to receive a core, a bottom coring tool valve operable to seal off a bottom of the inner barrel and at least one pressure canister operable to receive fluid from the core in the inner barrel. The pressure canister is operable to significantly reduce the pressure inside the inner barrel utilizing an expandable chamber to receive fluid from the core as the tool is removed from the wellbore. In one embodiment, a bottom valve mechanism moves the cored formation materials out of the way of the bottom valve before the bottom valve is closed.
177 SAFETY LATCH FOR A DOWNHOLE TOOL EP14719750.3 2014-04-25 EP2992173A2 2016-03-09 BÄCK, Göran; REID, Kenneth
A lockable overshot assembly for use in a wireline spearhead system for lowering and retrieving inner tube assemblies and other tools and equipment from a downhole location includes a pair of lifting dogs pivotally mounted to an overshot head on the lockable overshot assembly and configured for latching a spearhead. A locking arrangement is mounted into the elongated body and engagable within the lifting dogs, such that in a locked state the lifting dogs are in latched position and in an unlocked state, allows the lifting dogs to move to the release position. The locking arrangement is a pin, which can be moved laterally to be between the latching dogs to prevent them moving to the release position.
178 A RELEASE VALVE USED IN AN INNER TUBE ASSEMBLY FOR USE WITH A CORE BARREL EP14704129.7 2014-02-11 EP2971454A2 2016-01-20 BÄCK, Göran
An inner tube assembly releasably latchable with a core barrel of a core drilling apparatus. The inner tube assembly includes a valve housing having a fluid flow port and a position guide to control a position of the valve body within the valve housing to open and close the port in response to a fluid pressure acting on the valve body.
179 UP-HOLE BUSHING AND CORE BARREL HEAD ASSEMBLY COMPRISING SAME EP14773608.6 2014-03-11 EP2971443A1 2016-01-20 IONDOV, George
A bushing for positioning within a core barrel assembly during an up-hole drilling operation.
180 SONIC LATCH MECHANISM EP09747597 2009-05-14 EP2274499A4 2015-10-28 ABLE ROBERT E; OOTHOUDT THOMAS J
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