Robert P. Badrak - Sugar Land TX Robert J. Coon - Missouri City TX Roddie R. Smith - Cypress TX Patrick G. Mcguire - Cypress TX
Assignee:
Weatherford/Lamb, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
E21B 4310
US Classification:
166381, 166207, 166291
Abstract:
The present invention provides a liner hanger and a method of hanging a liner in a wellbore. In one aspect, a process for setting a liner in a wellbore is provided in which a tubular having a slip formed on an outer diameter of the tubular at a first location and a preformed bypass for circulating a fluid disposed at a second location is set and expanded into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, a casing, or another liner. In another aspect, a process for setting a liner in a wellbore is provided in which a tubular having a slip formed on an outer diameter of the tubular at a first location is placed in the wellbore, a bypass for circulating a fluid is formed downhole, the liner is set and expanded into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, a casing, or another liner. In yet another aspect, a process for creating a liner top seal is provided in which the liner is set by expanding a protrusion in an upper end of a tubular into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, and the upper end of the tubular is then reformed and expanded into substantial contact with the inner diameter of the wellbore.
Method And Apparatus For Expandable Liner Hanger With Bypass
Robert P. Badrak - Sugar Land TX, US Robert J. Coon - Missouri City TX, US Roddie R. Smith - Cypress TX, US Patrick G. McGuire - Cypress TX, US
Assignee:
Weatherford/Lamb, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
E21B043/10
US Classification:
166381, 166207
Abstract:
The present invention provides a liner hanger and a method of hanging a liner in a wellbore. In one aspect, a process for setting a liner in a wellbore is provided in which a tubular having a slip formed on an outer diameter of the tubular at a first location and a preformed bypass for circulating a fluid disposed at a second location is set and expanded into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, a casing, or another liner. In another aspect, a process for setting a liner in a wellbore is provided in which a tubular having a slip formed on an outer diameter of the tubular at a first location is placed in the wellbore, a bypass for circulating a fluid is formed downhole, the liner is set and expanded into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, a casing, or another liner. In yet another aspect, a process for creating a liner top seal is provided in which the liner is set by expanding a protrusion in an upper end of a tubular into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, and the upper end of the tubular is then reformed and expanded into substantial contact with the inner diameter of the wellbore.
Method And Apparatus For Expandable Liner Hanger With Bypass
Robert P. Badrak - Sugar Land TX, US Robert J. Coon - Missouri City TX, US Roddie R. Smith - Cypress TX, US Patrick G. McGuire - Cypress TX, US
Assignee:
Weatherford/Lamb, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
E21B 43/10
US Classification:
166382, 166207, 166208
Abstract:
The present invention provides a liner hanger and a method of hanging a liner in a wellbore. In one aspect, a process for setting a liner in a wellbore is provided in which a tubular having a slip formed on an outer diameter of the tubular at a first location and a preformed bypass for circulating a fluid disposed at a second location is set and expanded into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, a casing, or another liner. In another aspect, a process for setting a liner in a wellbore is provided in which a tubular having a slip formed on an outer diameter of the tubular at a first location is placed in the wellbore, a bypass for circulating a fluid is formed downhole, the liner is set and expanded into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, a casing, or another liner. In yet another aspect, a process for creating a liner top seal is provided in which the liner is set by expanding a protrusion in an upper end of a tubular into substantial contact with an inner diameter of the wellbore, and the upper end of the tubular is then reformed and expanded into substantial contact with the inner diameter of the wellbore.
Ian Ralph Collins - Middlesex, GB Gary Russell Jerauld - Houston TX, US Arnaud Lager - Anchorage AK, US Patrick Lee McGuire - Eagle River AK, US Kevin Webb - Worthing, GB
Assignee:
BP Exploration Operating Company Limited - Middlesex BP Corporation North America Inc. - Warrenville IL
International Classification:
E21B 43/20 E21B 43/22 E21B 49/00
US Classification:
1662523, 1662521, 1662701, 166275, 166400
Abstract:
Hydrocarbons are recovered from subterranean formations by waterflooding. The method comprises passing an aqueous displacement fluid via an injection well through a porous and permeable sandstone formation to release oil and recovering said released oil from a production well spaced from said injection well, wherein (a) the sandstone formation comprises at least one mineral having a negative zeta potential under the formation conditions; (b) oil and connate water are present in the pores of the formation; and (c) the fraction of the divalent cation content of the said aqueous displacement fluid to the divalent cation content of said connate water is less than 1.
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Education:
St Edward's University Houston, TX May 2004 to May 2006 MBA in Project Management
Skills:
Business strategy, IT strategy, Executive presentations, Business case development, cost-benefit analysis, Return on Investment (using NPV and IRR), resourcing/staffing estimation, risk management, Portfolio Management, Project Management, Software Development Lifecycle (Agile, Waterfall, Iterative), Business and technical requirements gathering/management, use case/user story definition, data design, business process flow diagramming, test strategy, test case definition, change management/control, deployment planning.
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