序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
121 Shearing gate valve EP90300195.6 1990-01-08 EP0417877A1 1991-03-20 Baker, Gerald S.

A shearing type of gate valve (10) having a sleeve (44) of hard wear resistant material in the opening (42) through the gate (32) and coacting with insert rings (46, 48) of hard, wear resistant material in the seat rings (34, 36) for shearing a wire line (50) or tubular member extending through the valve and the gate. The sleeve and insert ring are assembled with the gate and the seat rings in a manner to provide sufficient compression preload thereon so that they are not subjected to tension loads which avoids chipping, breaking or other damage to the sleeve and the insert rings. Preferably the sleeve and insert rings are of tungsten carbide.

122 Shearing gate valve EP90302883.5 1990-03-16 EP0416719A1 1991-03-13 Baker, Gerald S.; Hoang, Loc G.

A shearing type of gate valve (10) having a sleeve (44) of hard wear resistant material in the opening (42) through the gate and coacting with insert rings (46, 48) of hard, wear resistant material in the seat rings (34, 36) for shearing a wire line (50) or tubular member extending through the valve and the gate. The sleeve and insert ring are assembled with the gate and the seat rings in a manner to provide sufficient compression preload thereon so that they are not subjected to tension loads which avoids chipping, breaking or other damage to the sleeve and the insert rings. Preferably the sleeve and insert rings are of tungsten carbide. In two modified forms of the present invention an insert sleeve of hardened, wear resistant material is provided in the opening of the gate and an insert ring of hardened, wear resistant material is provided in one of the seat rings so that the only a single shearing of the cable element is provided so that the short section is not created in the shearing and left in the opening through the gate while it is closed.

123 Raccord coupe-câble pour opérations de forage, de production, de diagraphie ou d'intervention dans des puits. EP86401283 1986-06-13 EP0206909A1 1986-12-30 WITTRISCH CHRISTIAN
Raccord coupe-câble pouvant être incorporé à une conduite de forage dans laquelle est engagé un câble. Ce raccord, permettant, en cas de nécessité, le sectionnement du câble, comporte un corps tubulaire dans lequel peut coulisser une chemise. Il est caractérisé en ce que la paroi latérale de ladite chemise tubulaire (5) présente une ouverture dans laquelle est engagé un organe (16) de sectionnement du câble et en ce que ladite chemise (5) est déplaçable d'une première position (Fig. 1) offrant un libre passage axial au câble (2) une séconde position (Fig. 2) dans laquelle un épaulement interne (15) de ladite chemise (5) appuie le câble (2) contre ledit organe de sectionnement (16).
124 Equipement pour train de tiges, tel qu'un train de tiges de forage, comprenant un raccord à fenêtre latérale pour le passage d'un câble EP86400916.2 1986-04-25 EP0202151A1 1986-11-20 Wittrisch, Christian

Equipement pour train de tiges, tel qu'un train de tiges de forage, comprenant un raccord (1) à fenêtre latérale (2) pour le passage d'un câble (3).

Cet équipement est caractérisé en ce qu'il comporte une chemise (8) pouvant coulisser à l'intérieur dudit raccord entre une position haute (Fig. 1) située au-dessus de ladite fenêtre et une position basse - (Fig. 2) dans laquelle cette chemise (8) obture ladite fenêtre, ladite chemise étant munie d'organes de retenue dans chacune desdites positions (11, 16) et comportant des moyens pour sectionner le câble - (3) lors du passage de ladite chemise (8) de sa position haute à sa position basse.

125 MILL-RIGHT SYSTEM US15778431 2016-11-23 US20180340409A1 2018-11-29 Cecil Hassard
The Mill-Right system is a hydraulic control system that optimizes drilling performance by controlling speed and force at the drill bit. It controls 3 drilling parameters through integrated software. 1) Weight on Bit (WOB); 2) Rate of Penetration (ROP); and 3) Differential Pressure (DP).
126 System and method of sealing a subsurface lubricator for well servicing US15612092 2017-06-02 US10066462B1 2018-09-04 Terry L. Sawyer
The disclosure provides a lubricator system and method for entering the oil/gas wellhead or casing head with a wireline and tool while being able to safely shut or contain well pressure build up. The lubricator is coupled with a lubricator cutting flapper valve and can be attached to a wellhead on the oil/gas well, so that the lubricator extends below the wellhead. The wellhead can be opened, allowing the wireline and tool to enter into the bore. The tool is attached to a wireline cable that is controlled on the surface by means of a spooled drum attached to a portable or mobile machine or equipment. The lubricator cutting flapper valve includes structure that can sever the wireline and seal the lubricator to avoid allowing well gas or fluids to escape if necessary.
127 Downhole cutter tool US14354717 2012-10-26 US09970253B2 2018-05-15 David John Copland Manson
A downhole tool mechanism for applying a driving force, such as a cutter tool for cutting a line captured within the tool, comprises a resiliently compressible member for storing a compressive force; a retaining device for maintaining storage of the compressive force until released; a trigger mechanism for releasing the compressive force when the trigger mechanism is activated. In one form the resiliently compressible member comprises a plurality of concentrically arranged spring washers each having a radial slot therein for receiving a line along the length of the resiliently compressible member. In the cutter form, there is a cutter arranged to cut the line when the trigger mechanism is activated, and the trigger mechanism is activated when the tool receives a shock force to one or both ends.
128 Multi-barrier seal system US14795688 2015-07-09 US09938795B2 2018-04-10 Loc Gia Hoang
A multi-barrier seal system, including, a first seal assembly configured to provide a first sealing barrier between an auxiliary line and a mineral extraction system, and a second seal assembly configured to provide a second sealing barrier between the auxiliary line and the mineral extraction system, wherein the second seal assembly is configured to shear through the auxiliary line.
129 Method for downhole cutting of at least one line disposed outside and along a pipe string in a well, and without simultaneously severing the pipe string US14760863 2014-02-05 US09909378B2 2018-03-06 Morten Myhre; Arne Gunnar Larsen; Roy Inge Jensen; Patrick Andersen; Erlend Engelsgjerd; Markus Iuell; Arnold Ostvold; Arnt Olav Dahl
A method is for cutting of at least one line disposed along a pipe string in a well. The method includes (A), using a cutting tool for selective cutting activation and provided with at least one cut-forming means for cutting in a radial direction outward from the cutting tool; and (B) lowering the cutting tool to a longitudinal section where the cutting is to be carried out. In (A), a cutting tool is used for controlled cutting in a peripheral direction and distributed in an axial direction relative to the cutting tool. The method further includes (C), activating the cutting tool and cutting, in the radial direction through and past the wall of the pipe string, at least one peripherally extending hole collectively covering the entire circumference of the pipe string, and also distributing the hole in the axial direction.
130 Slickline Shredder US15542681 2015-02-12 US20170350207A1 2017-12-07 Richard MINEO; Dominick Joseph BELLOTTE
A slickline shredder tool includes a housing, a housing inlet, a power receiver, a shredder coupled to the power receiver, and a storage unit. The shredder rotates about a first axis when the power receiver receives power. Malfunctioning slickline enters the housing through the housing inlet and is shredded into shredded pieces by the shredder. The shredded pieces are stored in the storage unit.
131 DOWNHOLE WIRE RETRIEVAL DEVICE FOR METALLIC AND NON-METALLIC WIRE US15031155 2015-07-09 US20170175473A1 2017-06-22 Jack Gammill CLEMENS; David LARIMORE
Wire retrieval device to cut and recover wire or cable from a well. The wire retrieval device is suited for, among other applications, the retrieval of metallic, non-metallic, or composite wires from a wellbore. A method and system for retrieving a wire or cable from a well using a wire retrieval tool operable to cut a downhole wire and retain the cut segments in a holding cavity within the tool.
132 VALVE APPARATUS US15317675 2015-06-23 US20170138152A1 2017-05-18 Gavin David COWIE; John David SANGSTER
A valve apparatus (10) comprises a housing (12) defining a flow path (14), a valve seat (42) located within the housing (12) around a periphery of the flow path (14), a carriage member (16) located within the housing (12), a cutting arrangement (28) mounted on the carriage member (16), and a valve member (32) mounted on the carriage member (16) via a connection assembly (34) which permits relative movement between the valve member (32) and the carriage member (16). The carriage member (16) is moveable from a first position towards a second position to drive the cutting arrangement (28) across the flow path (14) and to move the valve member (32) into a position in which relative movement between the valve member (32) and the carriage member (16) permits the valve member (32) to sealingly engage and disengage the valve seat (42) to control flow along the flow path (14).
133 Method and apparatus to position and protect control lines being coupled to a pipe string on a rig US14218180 2014-03-18 US09598914B2 2017-03-21 Dougal Hugo Brown
Apparatuses and methods to cut a control line and/or to run a control line on a rig may include a movable cutting apparatus to cut a control line, a load transfer member to engage a control line, a load measuring device to measure a load imparted to a load transfer member, and a drive member to engage and drive a control line. The apparatuses and methods may be used with a control line positioning apparatus, a pipe engaging apparatus, and/or may be used by themselves.
134 Method for installing and operating a cable head with cable shear mechanism for wireline cable supporting oilfield equipment in a wellbore US14037043 2013-09-25 US09476276B2 2016-10-25 Joe Noel Wells; Edward Cannoy Kash
A method for installing and operating a cable head with cable shear mechanism for wireline cable supporting oilfield equipment in a wellbore. The cable head has a housing, a cable bore, a tapered sleeve, a sliding bell, a drive pinch cylinder, a linear biasing mechanism positioned between the tapered sleeve and the drive pinch cylinder, a plurality of shear pins disposed partially into the housing and though the drive pinch cylinder, wherein each shear pin is adapted to withstand from 100 pounds to 2000 pounds of shear load, a pair of slidable cutting segments, and a pair of slidable cutting segment guides. When cable load exceeds a preset limit, the shear pins shear allowing the slidable cutting segments to be moved up the slidable cutting segment guides to impact and shear the cable.
135 BRAKE, SHEAR AND CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD US15193790 2016-06-27 US20160305199A1 2016-10-20 Frank Fetters, III; Mark Dunbar
The invention relates to a brake, shear and cable management system and method for effectively braking and cutting cable from a rotatable drum, such as drilling line, boring line, electrical line, fiber optic line or the like. The brake, shear and cable management system includes a cable management assembly, a cable brake assembly and a cable cutting assembly used in conjunction to manage, retain and sever a spent portion of cable upon the drum.
136 VALVE WITH INTEGRAL PISTON US14778298 2014-03-21 US20160281462A1 2016-09-29 Gary L. Rytlewski; David Carter Allensworth
A technique facilitates valve operations in many applications including well related applications. A valve utilizes a piston which moves along an arc. The valve has an outer housing and an inner housing spaced to create an arcuate pressure chamber which extends along the arc. A piston is mounted in the arcuate pressure chamber for movement along the arc. A hydraulic force or other force may be selectively applied directly against an end of the arcuate piston to shift the arcuate piston along the arc. In some applications, the piston comprises a cutting edge oriented to enable performance of a cutting operation.
137 Rotary actuated cutter module system and methodology US13961063 2013-08-07 US09441439B2 2016-09-13 David Carter Allensworth
A technique facilitates cutting of a conveyance or other member passing through a tubular system, such as a landing string and/or a subsea test tree. The technique utilizes a pair of cutter blades pivotably coupled together at a pivot which may be located adjacent a pair of cutting edges. The pair of cutter blades is located in a body which has a passage sized to enable movement of certain tools and conveyances therethrough. The pair of cutter blades is connected to a piston actuated mechanism which may be selectively actuated to move the cutting edges toward each other and across the passage extending through the body. When the cutter blades are in an open position, the tools and/or conveyance may be moved through the cutter body along the passage.
138 Rotational shear valve US13492223 2012-06-08 US09309737B2 2016-04-12 David J. Alexander; Prabhu Palanisamy; Hussain Hashemizadeh
A rotating gate valve can be used to shear cables or tubing as it closes to obstruct flow. In embodiments, a valve body can have a flow passage and a lateral bore that is transverse to the flow passage. The gate can have a generally cylindrical shape and can rotate about the axis of the gate as it moves laterally to close a flow passage. The lateral and rotational movement can shear articles such as, for example, cables and tubing that extend through the flow passage.
139 Valve US13633290 2012-10-02 US09206668B2 2015-12-08 Carl Richard Wood
A valve has a moveable member movable between open and closed configurations and a cutting device arranged to shear against an anvil member when moving between the open and closed configurations and a sealing member providing a seat for seating of the moveable member when the moveable member is in the closed configuration. The anvil member and the sealing member are moveable relative to one another when the moveable member is moving from the open to the closed configuration. During opening and closing the sealing member is displaced away from the cutting device as the cutting device engages the anvil member. The sealing member is pushed away from the moveable member and the anvil to a maximum separation from the movable member at the point on the stroke when the cutting surface of the moveable member is moving past the anvil member.
140 METHOD FOR ASSEMBLY OF WELL HEATERS US14730366 2015-06-04 US20150267487A1 2015-09-24 Maurice A. BUJOLD; Doug Beattie
A method for assembly of a well heater including injecting a length of coiled tubing into a well, supporting the coiled tubing in the well and cutting the coiled tubing above the well head; injecting one or more resistive heating cables into the into the coiled tubing; constructing a cable support structure at the cut end of the coiled tubing for supporting the weight of the cables against the inner sidewall of the coiled tubing; cutting the cables and configuring the cut ends of the cables for connection to an electrical source, thereby defining the structure of the well heater; and withdrawing the well heater from the well.
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