Weatherford Technology Holdings, LLC

Weatherford U.k. Limited

Andrew McGeoch

Daniel George Purkis

Stephen Reid

Matthew Manning

John Steven Sladic

Stephen McNamee

Liam Watt Clark Goodall

Sean Stewart

John Sladic

Shawn Rabel

Stephen Mcnamee

A screen assembly, such as a downhole/sand screen assembly, comprising first and second screen portions or screens longitudinally coupled together, wherein there is provided a fluid flow path between the first and second screen portions or screen. Optionally, the first and second sleeves are coupled or connected by a centraliser or further sleeve or screen, and/or optionally by or via first and second support ring.

Screens

A screen assembly, such as a downhole/sand screen assembly, comprising first and second screen portions or screens longitudinally coupled together, wherein there is provided a fluid flow path between the first and second screen portions or screen. Optionally, the first and second sleeves are coupled or connected by a centralizer or further sleeve or screen, and/or optionally by or via first and second support ring.

Downhole screen assembly

A sand screen joint screens borehole fluid during production and bridges off loss control fluid during loss control. The joint has a basepipe having a bore and defining at least one elongated slot therein. Filter media is disposed on the basepipe and screens the borehole fluid. At least one flow device is disposed on the basepipe and restricts communication of the borehole fluid from the filter media to the at least one elongated slot. During the production, the at least one elongated slot communicates the borehole fluid from the at least one flow device to the bore. During the loss control, the at least one elongated slot bridges off with particulate from the loss control fluid communicated from the bore to the at least one flow device.

Inflow control device having elongated slots for bridging off during fluid loss control

A gravel pack assembly for a borehole has first and second joints and a foil. The basepipes of the joints connect end-to-end, and both of the basepipes having filters for filtering fluid passage from a borehole into bores of the basepipes. Transport tubes are disposed along the first and second joint, and a jumper tube expands across the connected ends of the basepipes and connects the transport tubes together. The foil encloses an area across the connected ends. The foil has an external surface defining an annulus thereabout with the borehole. The foil has end rings abutting the filters of the joints. At least a section of the foil leaks fluid from the borehole to the area enclosed by the foil, and at least a filter portion of the assembly filters the leaked fluid from the area to at least one of the first and second bores.

Leak-off assembly for gravel pack system

A downhole tool () and method for controlling fluid flow into and/or from a formation zone (FZ), the downhole tool () comprising a sliding sleeve device () disposed between, and forming a fluid coupling between a first screen () and a second screen (), the sliding sleeve device () configured to provide axial fluid communication between the screens () and to provide selective lateral passage of fluid through the screens () into a throughbore () of the downhole tool ().

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Loughborough, United Kingdom

Andrew McGeoch