Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2024-2025
Title: Innovations by Kristie Ince
Introduction
Kristie Ince is an accomplished inventor based in Duncan, Oklahoma. She has made significant contributions to the field of fluid loss control in subterranean formations. With two patents to her name, her work focuses on enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of completion fluid compositions and drill-in fluid compositions.
Latest Patents
Kristie Ince's latest patents include innovative solutions for fluid loss control. The first patent, titled "Bridging Particle and Fluid Loss Control Agent," describes completion fluid compositions designed to manage fluid loss in subterranean formations. These compositions consist of an aqueous base fluid, a suspension polymer, a fluid loss control additive, and a degradable bridging agent. This invention allows for the temporary sealing of a wellbore, facilitating completion or workover operations, which can later be removed using a mild clean-up composition.
The second patent, "Drill-in Fluid Compositions and Methods," outlines drill-in fluids that include an aqueous base fluid, a viscosifier, a fluid loss control additive, and a degradable bridging agent made from a high-strength polymetaphosphate material. This invention aims to control fluid loss through subterranean surfaces by forming a filter cake and provides methods for degrading the filter cake with aqueous fluids.
Career Highlights
Kristie Ince is currently employed at LyondellBasell Advanced Polymers Inc., where she continues to innovate in the field of polymer technology. Her work has been instrumental in developing advanced materials that improve fluid management in various applications.
Collaborations
Kristie collaborates with talented individuals such as Bradley Leon Todd and Connie R Todd, who contribute to her projects and enhance the innovative environment at LyondellBasell.
Conclusion
Kristie Ince's contributions to the field of fluid loss control through her patents demonstrate her commitment to innovation and excellence. Her work not only advances technology but also supports the efficiency of operations in subterranean formations.