Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1987-1989
Title: The Innovative Contributions of Donald E. Hensley
Introduction
Donald E. Hensley is a notable inventor based in Houston, Texas, recognized for his significant contributions to the field of drill pipe conveyed logging. With a total of three patents to his name, Hensley's work has advanced the technology used in highly deviated well boreholes, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of logging operations.
Latest Patents
Hensley's latest patents include a "Locking Orientation Sub and Alignment Housing for Drill Pipe Conveyed" and a "Drill Pipe Conveyed Logging System." The first patent discloses a method and apparatus designed for drill pipe conveyed logging in highly deviated well boreholes. This innovative apparatus features a hollow housing that surrounds a logging tool, a lockable and releasable rotating connector, and weights that allow the housing to rotate against the low side of the deviated well bore. The rotating connector includes a telescoping sleeve, enabling it to lock or permit rotation of the logging tool. Additionally, the design incorporates a nonconductor housing that securely locks with a hollow nut and compressed rings, ensuring the integrity of the logging process.
The second patent outlines a similar method and apparatus for drill pipe conveyed logging, emphasizing the importance of mechanical and electrical connections made through sealed capsules filled with insulating liquid. This design effectively excludes drilling fluid, ensuring a reliable connection during logging operations.
Career Highlights
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