Bobby J Bowles

US Patent:

6488091, Dec 3, 2002

Filed:

Jun 11, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/879634

Inventors:

Jim D. Weaver - Duncan OK
Steve F. Wilson - Loco OK
Bobby K. Bowles - Comanche OK
Billy F. Slabaugh - Marlow OK
Mark A. Parker - Duncan OK
David M. Barrick - Duncan OK
Stanley J. Heath - Duncan OK
Harold G. Walters - Duncan OK
R. Clay Cole - Duncan OK

Assignee:

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK

International Classification:

E21B 4326

US Classification:

166300, 1663051, 166308, 507215, 507216, 507217, 507255, 507267, 507276, 507277, 507903, 507904, 507922

Abstract:

Subterranean formation treating fluid concentrates, treating fluids and methods are provided by the present invention. The treating fluid concentrates are basically comprised of water and a substantially fully hydrated depolymerized polymer. The treating fluids which are formed by adding water to the treating fluid concentrates are basically comprised of water, a substantially fully hydrated depolymerized polymer and a crosslinking agent for crosslinking the hydrated depolymerized polymer.

US Patent:

7264051, Sep 4, 2007

Filed:

Mar 4, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/072669

Inventors:

Philip D. Nguyen - Duncan OK, US
Thomas D. Welton - Duncan OK, US
Billy F. Slabaugh - Duncan OK, US
Matthew E. Blauch - Duncan OK, US
Mark A. Parker - Marlow OK, US
Jimmie D. Weaver - Duncan OK, US
Bobby K. Bowles - Comanche OK, US

Assignee:

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK

International Classification:

E21B 43/267
E21B 43/04

US Classification:

166276, 1662802, 166281, 166295, 166300, 428407, 507924

Abstract:

Methods of treating a portion of a subterranean formation comprising: providing partitioned, coated particulates that comprise particulates, an adhesive substance, and a partitioning agent, and wherein the adhesive substance comprises an aqueous tackifying agent or a silyl modified polyamide; substantially slurrying the partitioned, coated particulates in a treatment fluid to create a particulate slurry; and, placing the particulate slurry into the portion of the subterranean formation.

US Patent:

7819192, Oct 26, 2010

Filed:

Feb 10, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/351931

Inventors:

Jimmie D. Weaver - Duncan OK, US
Philip D. Nguyen - Duncan OK, US
Thomas E. Rush - Richmond TX, US
Billy F. Slabaugh - Duncan OK, US
Bobby K. Bowles - Comanche OK, US

Assignee:

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK

International Classification:

E21B 33/13
E21B 43/267

US Classification:

166292, 1662802, 166295

Abstract:

Methods comprising: providing a consolidating agent emulsion composition that comprises an aqueous fluid, a surfactant, and a consolidating agent; and coating at least a plurality of particulates with the consolidating agent emulsion to produce a plurality of consolidating agent emulsion coated particulates. Methods comprising: providing a treatment fluid comprising a consolidating agent emulsion comprising an aqueous fluid, an amine surfactant, and a consolidating agent; and introducing the treatment fluid into a subterranean formation. Methods comprising the steps of: coating a plurality of particulates with a consolidating agent emulsion to produce consolidating agent emulsion coated particulates; providing a treatment fluid comprising an aqueous fluid, a surfactant, and a consolidating agent; introducing the treatment fluid into a subterranean formation. Consolidating agent emulsion compositions comprising: an aqueous fluid; a surfactant; and a consolidating agent comprising a non-aqueous tackifying agent or resin.

US Patent:

7261156, Aug 28, 2007

Filed:

Mar 4, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/072355

Inventors:

Philip D. Nguyen - Duncan OK, US
Thomas D. Welton - Duncan OK, US
Billy F. Slabaugh - Duncan OK, US
Matthew E. Blauch - Duncan OK, US
Mark A. Parker - Marlow OK, US
Jimmie D. Weaver - Duncan OK, US
Bobby K. Bowles - Comanche OK, US

Assignee:

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK

International Classification:

E21B 43/04
E21B 43/267

US Classification:

166276, 1662802, 166281, 166295, 166300, 428407, 507924

Abstract:

Methods of treating a portion of a subterranean formation comprising: providing partitioned, coated particulates that comprise particulates, an adhesive substance, and a partitioning agent, and wherein the partitioning agent comprises a subterranean treatment chemical; substantially slurrying the partitioned, coated particulates in a treatment fluid to create a particulate slurry; and, placing the particulate slurry into the portion of the subterranean formation.

US Patent:

20030114539, Jun 19, 2003

Filed:

Sep 25, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/254268

Inventors:

Jim Weaver - Duncan OK, US
Steve Wilson - Loco OK, US
Bobby Bowles - Comanche OK, US
Billy Slabaugh - Marlow OK, US
Mark Parker - Duncan OK, US
David Barrick - Duncan OK, US
Stanley Heath - Duncan OK, US
Harold Walters - Duncan OK, US
R. Cole - Duncan OK, US

International Classification:

C09K003/00

US Classification:

516/053000

Abstract:

Subterranean formation treating fluid concentrates, treating fluids and methods are provided by the present invention. The treating fluid concentrates are basically comprised of water and a substantially fully hydrated depolymerized polymer. The treating fluids which are formed by adding water to the treating fluid concentrates are basically comprised of water, a substantially fully hydrated depolymerized polymer and a crosslinking agent for crosslinking the hydrated depolymerized polymer.

US Patent:

20070079965, Apr 12, 2007

Filed:

Oct 6, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/244559

Inventors:

Philip Nguyen - Duncan OK, US
Jimmie Weaver - Duncan OK, US
Bobby Bowles - Comanche OK, US
Billy Slabaugh - Marlow OK, US
Mark Parker - Duncan OK, US

International Classification:

E21B 43/16

US Classification:

166279000, 166305100, 507269000, 507901000

Abstract:

Methods of improving load recovery using hydrophobic coatings to enhance the recovery of treatment fluids from subterranean formations may include the use of hydrophobic coating agents. In particular, such methods may include the steps of coating a plurality of particulates so as to form a plurality of hydrophobically-coated particulates. The presence of these hydrophobically-coated particulates downhole may enhance the recovery of aqueous treatment fluids.

US Patent:

20080011476, Jan 17, 2008

Filed:

Jul 11, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/484427

Inventors:

Philip Nguyen - Duncan OK, US
Jimmie Weaver - Duncan OK, US
Bobby Bowles - Comanche OK, US
Billy Slabaugh - Duncan OK, US

International Classification:

E21B 43/02
E21B 43/267

US Classification:

166276000, 166281000, 166280200, 507924000, 427221000, 166295000

Abstract:

At least one method is provided comprising: providing a tackifying compound and at least one surfactant; mixing the surfactant with the tackifying compound to form a tackifying compound surfactant mixture; coating the tackifying compound surfactant mixture onto particulates to form coated particulates; mixing the coated particulates into a treatment fluid; and placing the treatment fluid into a subterranean formation.

US Patent:

58395105, Nov 24, 1998

Filed:

Jan 14, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/783050

Inventors:

Jim D. Weaver - Duncan OK
Philip D. Nguyen - Duncan OK
James R. Stanford - Duncan OK
Bobby K. Bowles - Comanche OK
Steven F. Wilson - Duncan OK
R. Clay Cole - Dunacn OK
Mark A. Parker - Duncan OK
Brahmadeo T. Dewprashad - Norman OK

Assignee:

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK

International Classification:

E21B 33138
E21B 4304
E21B 43267

US Classification:

166276

Abstract:

The present invention provides a method of treating a subterranean formation with a particulate laden fluid whereby particulate flowback is reduced or prevented. The method includes the steps of providing a fluid suspension including a mixture of a particulate, a tackifying compound and a hardenable resin, pumping the suspension into a subterranean formation and depositing the mixture within the formation whereby the tackifying compound retards movement of at least a portion of the particulate within the formation upon flow of fluids from the subterranean formation and said hardenable resin subsequently consolidates at least a portion of said particulate within said formation.