Corey Waller

Title: Corey Waller and His Tracer Autosampling Method

Introduction

Corey Waller is an inventor based in Yukon, Oklahoma, whose patent work addresses the collection of production-fluid samples from wellbores. He is associated with NCS Multistage Inc. Waller is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Waller’s patent, “Tracer autosampling method,” describes systems and methods for collecting production-fluid samples from a wellbore. The disclosed method uses a fluid collector that can divert production fluid from a downstream production flow line into one or more sample containers. A controller communicates with a remote computing device to manage sample collection. The remote device can instruct the collector to follow an initial collection schedule and, while that schedule is underway, switch to a second schedule.

Career Highlights

Waller’s patent highlights an approach to managing fluid sampling through remotely communicated instructions and adjustable collection schedules. The invention focuses on coordinating a fluid collector, sample containers, and a controller to support the collection of wellbore production-fluid samples.

Collaborations

Waller’s listed coworkers include Caleb Atchley and James David Loyd. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Corey Waller’s patent work centers on a remotely managed method for collecting production-fluid samples, with schedules that can be adjusted during operation.