This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Mats Ingebretsen: Innovator in Wellbore Cementing
Introduction
Mats Ingebretsen is an inventor associated with Stavanger, Norway. His patent work addresses cementing wellbores using ultrasonic technology to activate cement slurry.
Latest Patents
The supplied information lists one patent for Ingebretsen: “Method and Tool for Cementing Wellbore.” The method involves injecting cement slurry containing an accelerator composite, cementitious material, and an aqueous carrier into a wellbore. The accelerator composite has a shell surrounding a core that contains an accelerator. As the slurry passes through a tool equipped with an ultrasonic emitter, ultrasonic waves break the shell and release the accelerator, activating the slurry. The tool can include a tube for conveying the slurry and an emitter positioned to direct ultrasonic waves onto it.
Career Highlights
Ingebretsen’s listed patent focuses on combining encapsulated accelerators with ultrasonic activation. The approach is designed to activate cement slurry during its passage through a tool, supporting the wellbore cementing process. The supplied data attributes 1 patent to him.
Collaborations
The supplied information names Andrew Hawthorn and Angela Doan as Ingebretsen’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Mats Ingebretsen’s listed invention applies ultrasonic waves to release an encapsulated accelerator and activate cement slurry for wellbore cementing.
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