Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Hadi Arabnejad Khanouki

Michael Linley Fripp

Stephen Michael Greci

James Dan Vick, Jr

Ibrahim El Mallawany

Harley Wayne Jones, Ii

Matthew Gassen

David Allen Dockweiler

Koustubh Kumbhar

A curved flow tube can be positioned in a tubing string deployed downhole in a wellbore to slow a closure of a flow valve in the tubing string. The tubing string can be deployed in the wellbore to transport wellbore fluid. The flow valve can be coupled to the tubing string. Additionally, the flow valve can include a flapper and the flow tube. The flapper can be positioned to control the wellbore fluid transported through the tubing string. The flapper may be adjusted between an open position and a closed position. The flow tube can include a downhole end that has a curvature to slow a closure rate corresponding to adjusting the flapper from the open position to the closed position.

Curved flow tube to slow a closure of a flow valve

An insert valve installed, at least partially, in a safety valve that includes a flow port disposed on an exterior of the insert valve, a poppet configured to control a fluid flow through the flow port, a piston rod, disposed uphole from the poppet, configured to move the poppet past at least part of the flow port, and a hydraulic control port configured to control movement of the piston rod.

High flow deepset insert safety valve

A plugging tool includes an elongated inner housing allowing a first fluid to flow through a hollow interior of the inner housing, a retractable plunger positioned within the inner housing and operable to obstruct the flow of the first fluid into a discharge chamber and resume the flow of the first fluid into the discharge chamber based on a pressure exerted by the first fluid on the retractable plunger, and at least one pressure release valve (PRV) operable to open and release at least a portion of the first fluid from the inner housing based on a pressure exerted by the first fluid on the at least one PRV, wherein operation of the retractable plunger and the at least one PRV generates pulses of the first fluid used to deposit a sealing plug at a target interval of a wellbore.

Pulse generator for viscous fluids

A control system may comprise a flow control device, wherein the flow control device comprises water floats and gas floats and a regulatory valve connected to the flow control device through a control line. An autonomous flow control device may comprise a housing, one or more floats disposed within the housing, one or more protrusions connected to the outside of the housing, and an outlet disposed in the housing.

Density-based autonomous flow control device

A fluid control system may comprise a flow control device including one or more floats attached within the flow control device, an outlet within the flow control device that is connected to the one or more floats, a regulatory valve that is fluidly connected to the flow control device, and a blocking element placed within the regulatory valve. An autonomous flow control system may comprise a first flow control device attached to a production tubing at a first location in a wellbore, a second flow control device attached to the production tubing at a second location in the wellbore, a first set of floats attached within the first flow control device, and a second set of floats attached within the second flow control device.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

Hadi Arabnejad Khanouki