Adeline Moignard

Title: Adeline Moignard and Geothermal Gas-Injection Technology.

Introduction

Adeline Moignard is an inventor associated with Pau, France, and Schlumberger Technology Corporation. Her patent work addresses equipment and methods for injecting gas into a subsurface geothermal formation.

Latest Patents

The provided information identifies one patent associated with Moignard: “System and Method for Injecting a Gas into a Subsurface Geothermal Formation.” The invention describes an outer tubular positioned in a wellbore to inject an aqueous solution and an inner tubular fitted with a sparger near its downhole end. The sparger’s holes introduce gas into the aqueous solution at a depth of 150 to 1,200 meters, while the geothermal reservoir lies deeper than the sparger. This arrangement is designed to deliver gas into the fluid before it reaches the geothermal reservoir. Moignard is credited with 1 patent in the supplied data.

Career Highlights

Moignard’s listed patent connects her work with geothermal well systems and subsurface fluid injection. The patent describes a specific tubular configuration for combining gas and aqueous solution at depth.

Collaborations

The supplied information lists Schlumberger Technology Corporation as Moignard’s company and Arnaud Van Der Beken as a coworker. These details indicate a professional association, though no further collaboration details were provided.

Conclusion

Adeline Moignard’s identified patent focuses on a downhole gas-injection system for geothermal formations, reflecting an engineering contribution to subsurface energy technology.