Enter inventor name

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.2

ph-index = 12

Forward Citations = 401(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

7 out of 208

Oceaneering International, Inc.

6. 2 out of 832,880

Other

patents

Years Active: 1984-2014

Loading Chart...

16 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 8720579 - Emergency blowout preventer (EBOP) control system using an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) and method of use (2014-05-13),

2. 8607879 - Modular, distributed, ROV retrievable subsea control system, associated deepwater subsea blowout preventer stack configuration, and methods of use (2013-12-17),

3. 7690433 - Modular, distributed, ROV retrievable subsea control system, associated deepwater subsea blowout preventer stack configuration, and methods of use (2010-04-06),

4. 7311035 - Subsea hydraulic junction plate actuator with R.O.V. mechanical override (2007-12-25),

5. 7222674 - Modular, distributed, ROV retrievable subsea control system, associated deepwater subsea blowout preventer stack configuration, and methods of use (2007-05-29),

6. 7216715 - Modular, distributed, ROV retrievable subsea control system, associated deepwater subsea blowout preventer stack configuration, and methods of use (2007-05-15),

7. 7216714 - Modular, distributed, ROV retrievable subsea control system, associated deepwater subsea blowout preventer stack configuration, and methods of use (2007-05-15),

8. 6739395 - Tensioner/slip-joint assembly (2004-05-25),

9. 6554072 - Co-linear tensioner and methods for assembling production and drilling risers using same (2003-04-29),

10. 6530430 - Tensioner/slip-joint assembly (2003-03-11),

11. 6419277 - Conduit section having threaded section connectors and external conduits attached thereto (2002-07-16),

12. 5676209 - Deep water riser assembly (1997-10-14),

13. 5542776 - Hose-to wireline connector (1996-08-06),

14. 5398761 - Subsea blowout preventer modular control pod (1995-03-21),

15. 4817669 - Control valve (1989-04-04),

Title: Innovations by Graeme Edwin Reynolds: Advancements in Blowout Prevention Technology

Introduction

Graeme Edwin Reynolds, a recognized innovator based in Houston, TX, has made significant contributions to the field of blowout prevention technology. With an impressive portfolio of 16 patents, Reynolds has focused on developing advanced solutions that enhance safety and efficiency in subsea operations.

Latest Patents

Among his most recent inventions is the Emergency Blowout Preventer (EBOP) control system using an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV). This innovative system enables an AUV to be programmed and launched to interface with an emergency blowout preventer, enhancing the capability for emergency well control. The EBOP is designed as a 'black box' solution that can either be retrofitted to existing BOP systems or integrated into new installations. It includes control docking stations and interface units that facilitate the autonomous operation of the AUV, ensuring controlled handling of the blowout preventer.

Another significant patent authored by Reynolds is a modular, distributed Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) retrievable subsea control system. This system features a distributed function control module capable of being manipulated by an ROV, integrating control electronics and wet mateable connector interfaces for optimal functionality within a blowout preventer stack.

Career Highlights

Reynolds has worked with prominent companies such as Oceaneering International, Inc. and Control Flow, Inc., where he has applied his expertise in subsea technologies. His career is marked by a commitment to enhancing safety measures in the oil and gas industry through innovative design and engineering.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Reynolds has collaborated with respected professionals in the field, including notable coworkers like Daniel J. Pesek and M.M. Barrier, further fostering advancements in blowout prevention technologies.

Conclusion

Graeme Edwin Reynolds remains a pivotal figure in the innovation landscape surrounding blowout prevention systems. His patents reflect a dedication to improving safety and efficiency, significantly impacting subsea operations in the oil and gas industry and beyond. Through his continued efforts, the future of blowout prevention technology promises to be both safer and more effective.

This text is generated by artificial intelligence and may not be accurate.

Please report any incorrect information to support@idiyas.com