Antonio Bottiglieri

Title: Antonio Bottiglieri: Inventor in Wellbore Cementing Technology

Introduction

Antonio Bottiglieri is an inventor based in The Woodlands, Texas. His patent work addresses cementing wellbores, a process used in oil and gas operations.

Latest Patents

Bottiglieri is associated with 1 patent, titled “Method and Tool for Cementing Wellbore.” The invention describes injecting cement slurry into a wellbore and passing it through a tool equipped with an ultrasonic emitter. The slurry contains an accelerator composite with a shell surrounding an accelerator core, along with cementitious material and an aqueous carrier. As ultrasonic waves act on the slurry, they break the shell and release the accelerator, activating the cement slurry. The tool can include a tube for conveying the slurry and an emitter positioned to direct ultrasonic waves onto it as it moves through the tube.

Career Highlights

The patent presents an approach to activating cement slurry during its passage through a wellbore tool. By using ultrasonic waves to release an encapsulated accelerator, the method integrates slurry activation into the cementing process.

Collaborations

Bottiglieri’s listed coworkers include Andrew Hawthorn and Angela Doan.

Conclusion

Antonio Bottiglieri’s patent focuses on ultrasonic activation of cement slurry, offering a tool-based method for releasing an accelerator during wellbore cementing.