Michael Wayne Connell

US Patent:

6561278, May 13, 2003

Filed:

Feb 20, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/789249

Inventors:

Henry L. Restarick - Carrollton TX 75006
John C. Gano - Carrollton TX 75007
Patrick E. Laursen - Sugar Land TX 77478
Michael L. Connell - Duncan OK 73533
Nicida Maerefat - Houston TX 77072

International Classification:

E21B 1900

US Classification:

166378, 166379, 166 772, 1662426

Abstract:

A well tool assembly interconnection method is provided. In a described embodiment, a continuous tubing string has connectors positioned corresponding to desired locations for tool assemblies in a well. The tubing string is wrapped on a reel and transported to a well. As the tubing string is deployed from the reel into the well, the tool assemblies are interconnected between the connectors.

US Patent:

6766853, Jul 27, 2004

Filed:

Mar 25, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/396590

Inventors:

Henry L. Restarick - Carrollton TX
John C. Gano - Carrollton TX
Patrick E. Laursen - Sugar Land TX
Michael L. Connell - Duncan OK
Nicida Maerefat - Houston TX

Assignee:

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Duncan OK

International Classification:

E21B 1702

US Classification:

1662426, 1662421

Abstract:

A well tool assembly interconnection method is provided. In a described embodiment, a continuous tubing string has connectors positioned corresponding to desired locations for tool assemblies in a well. The tubing string is wrapped on a reel and transported to a well. As the tubing string is deployed from the reel into the well, the tool assemblies are interconnected between the connectors.

US Patent:

20040194950, Oct 7, 2004

Filed:

Apr 19, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/827186

Inventors:

Henry Restarick - Carrollton TX, US
John Gano - Carrollton TX, US
Patrick Laursen - Sugar Land TX, US
Michael Connell - Duncan OK, US
Nicida Maerefat - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

E21B029/02

US Classification:

166/066000

Abstract:

A well tool assembly interconnection method is provided. In a described embodiment, a continuous tubing string has connectors positioned corresponding to desired locations for tool assemblies in a well. The tubing string is wrapped on a reel and transported to a well. As the tubing string is deployed from the reel into the well, the tool assemblies are interconnected between the connectors. A tool assembly having sensors embedded in a sidewall thereof is also provided.

US Patent:

58329986, Nov 10, 1998

Filed:

May 3, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/433787

Inventors:

Kenneth L. Decker - Carrollton TX
John H. Yonker - Carrollton TX
Wallace G. Wilke - New Iberia LA
Jeffrey S. Walter - Duncan OK
James C. Tucker - Duncan OK
Kenneth W. McIntyre - Duncan OK
Michael L. Connell - Duncan OK
Kenneth D. Caskey - Duncan OK

Assignee:

Halliburton Company - Dallas TX

International Classification:

E21B 33127

US Classification:

166185

Abstract:

A resettable well stimulation tool is lowerable into a well bore on a length of tubing through which pressurized fluid may be forced into the tool to inflate a packer portion carried by the tool and then discharge a stimulation fluid into a portion of the well bore sealed off by the packer portion. During the inflation cycle of the tool pressurized fluid is forced downwardly into an annular tool body inflation chamber that communicates with an inflatable packer carried by the tool body. A perforated tube member coaxially carried in the inflation chamber serves to vertically distribute the inflation pressure along the length of the packer and assure its even inflation. In a straddle packer embodiment of the tool inflation and stimulation passages extend internally through the tool and are sealingly separated by an internal crossover structure, with the inflation passage being in communication with upper and lower packer members. The internal inflation passage eliminates the previous necessity of communicating the upper and lower packers with inflation tubing externally coiled around the tool body. A longitudinally intermediate portion of the tool body has a telescoping expansion joint portion to compensate for the longitudinal forces exerted on the body by inflation of the packers.