Rlt Holdings, LLC

Forum Us, Inc.

Kyle Robert Meier

Edward Curt

Robert P Fielder, Iii

Zhichao Yu

Samuel Rodriguez

Lance I Fielder

Avinash Gopal Dharne

Evan Sheline

Jerry Yu

Lance Fielder

Embodiments disclosed herein describe methods for improved permanent magnet motor rotor systems for submersible electric motors. The improved rotor system includes a single piece of material shaft with surface mounted permanent magnets. The single piece of material shaft minimizes the number of shaft bearings and locates the bearings outside of the stator windings.

Rotor system for permanent magnet motors powering electric submersible pumps

Systems and methods for connecting rotors between multiple permanent magnet motors. By coupling the rotors of multiple modules, torque may be transferred while maintaining the angular alignment between the stator and rotor magnetic fields of each individual permanent magnet motor.

Methods and systems for permanent magnet motors powering electric submersible pumps

Embodiments disclosed herein describe methods for an improved electrical connector system.

Method for reducing bearing current in electric submersible motors

Systems and apparatuses for regulating a multi-phase fluid stream flowing from a subterranean geological formation, and related methods are described herein. The system and apparatus generally include a conduit defining a flow path for the fluid stream, the conduit further defining a first restriction having a throat portion, and the conduit further defining a first return path including an inlet positioned downstream of the first restriction and an outlet positioned upstream of the inlet of the first return path. Related methods include placing the apparatus or system within a wellbore conduit defined by a wellbore.

Apparatuses and systems for regulating flow from a geological formation, and related methods

A device and method for inhibiting particle (e.g., sand) accumulation on down hole equipment, such as an ESP, particularly when the equipment is not in use. The device and methods permit the equipment to start and stop with fewer break downs and at greater efficiency. The device includes a central tubular section connecting the equipment to the production tubing string. The tubular section is surrounded by an annulus and a number of ports in the tubular section angled to allow fluid communication between the tubular section and the annulus during operation, but prevent particles from flowing from the annulus into the tubular section when not in use. A check valve between the tube and ESP assists in isolating the ESP from sand.

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Sugar Land, TX, United States of America

Kyle Robert Meier