Dr. Brown graduated from the Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine in 1978. He works in Cape Girardeau, MO and specializes in Dermatology. Dr. Brown is affiliated with Saint Francis Medical Center.
Henry F. Brown - Enid OK Jeffrey J. Brown - Enid OK
International Classification:
E21B 3408
US Classification:
166329
Abstract:
An improved standing valve which regulates the amount of accumulated fluid in the tubing string of an oil and gas well, to an amount that is within the purging capability of the gas-lift method. The present invention provides a hydrostatic standing valve with a floating valve seat which is displaced in response to the weight of an accumulated fluid head. A ball seals against the floating valve seat and floats with it, but the displacement of the ball is limited by a positive stop provided by a rod supported by the standing valve body. When the valve seat displaces beyond that of the ball, as limited by the positive stop, the ball is sealingly disengaged from the valve seat and fluid flows out of the tubing string. The dynamic response of the spring to the weight of the fluid head regulates the accumulated head to not exceed a predetermined amount so that the fluid head can be predicted and regulated below an amount that can be reliably purged by conventional gas-lift methodologies, either continuous or intermittent.
JEFFREY BROWN - Enid OK, US Henry F. Brown - Enid OK, US
International Classification:
E21B 31/12 E21B 33/126 E21B 33/12
Abstract:
The present disclosure is directed toward a downhole tool used to free stuck tools in a wellbore and the method of using the downhole tool. The downhole tool includes at least one packer element for engaging a casing in a wellbore. The packer works to isolate one area of the casing from another. The downhole tool also includes at least one slip element for engaging the casing to maintain the position of the downhole tool in the casing or wellbore. Further, the downhole tool includes a mandrel slidably disposed within the at least one packer element and the at least one slip. The mandrel includes at least one port disposed therein above the at least one packer element when the mandrel is in a first position.
Jeffrey J. Brown - Enid OK, US Henry F. Brown - Enid OK, US
International Classification:
E21B 31/12 E21B 23/01 E21B 47/09 E21B 33/12
Abstract:
The present disclosure is directed toward a downhole tool used to free stuck tools in a wellbore and the method of using the downhole tool. The downhole tool includes at least one packer element for engaging a casing in a wellbore. The packer works to isolate one area of the casing from another. The downhole tool also includes at least one slip element for engaging the casing to maintain the position of the downhole tool in the casing or wellbore. Further, the downhole tool includes a mandrel slidably disposed within the at least one packer element and the at least one slip. The mandrel includes at least one port disposed therein above the at least one packer element when the mandrel is in a first position.
Jeffrey J. Brown - Enid OK, US Henry F. Brown - Enid OK, US
International Classification:
E21B 31/12 E21B 33/12 E21B 47/09
Abstract:
The present disclosure is directed toward a downhole tool used to free stuck tools in a wellbore and the method of using the downhole tool. The downhole tool includes at least one packer element for engaging a casing in a wellbore. The packer works to isolate one area of the casing from another. The downhole tool also includes at least one slip element for engaging the casing to maintain the position of the downhole tool in the casing or wellbore. Further, the downhole tool includes a mandrel slidably disposed within the at least one packer element and the at least one slip. The mandrel includes at least one port disposed therein above the at least one packer element when the mandrel is in a first position.
Jeffrey J. Brown - Enid OK, US Henry F. Brown - Enid OK, US
International Classification:
E21B 31/12 E21B 47/09 E21B 33/12
Abstract:
The present disclosure is directed toward a downhole tool used to free stuck tools in a wellbore and the method of using the downhole tool. The downhole tool includes at least one packer element for engaging a casing in a wellbore. The packer works to isolate one area of the casing from another. The downhole tool also includes at least one slip element for engaging the casing to maintain the position of the downhole tool in the casing or wellbore. Further, the downhole tool includes a mandrel slidably disposed within the at least one packer element and the at least one slip. The mandrel includes at least one port disposed therein above the at least one packer element when the mandrel is in a first position.