Baker Hughes, a Ge Compnay, LLC

Baker Hughes Oilfield Operations LLC

Luis A Castro

Jason M Harper

Silviu Livescu

Thomas J Watkins

Ian Beckett

Derek Robert Brown

Jeffrey B Koch

David A Luft

Marc Carriere

Justin Reyes

Bradley Collas

Cory Casemore

Orest Zolkavich

Steven Craig

Christopher W Thacker

Leigh Thorne

Gregory Lee Hern

Zhi Yong He

Juan Carlos Flores

Mahesha Udipi

André J Porter

Dylan Bulloch

Jonathan Nelson

Andre J Porter

Juan C Flores

Loy Peng Koh

Austin Cookson

Jason Hoines

Jeffrey Koch

David Luft

In at least one embodiment, a system for an electrical submersible pump (ESP) of a wellbore is disclosed. The system includes a spool and a tubing insert valve to be associated with the wellbore. The spool is to be located above an Xmas tree and is to retain a coil, cable, or wireline that passes through a wellbore and through the tubing insert valve. The coil, cable, or wireline is to be associated with the ESP.

Through-tubing electrical submersible pump for live wells and method of deployment

A retrievable in-flow control device (ICD) including a device body having a first end, a second end, an outer surface extending between the first end and the second end, and an internal flow path. A wireline connector is arranged at the first end. A latch mechanism is provided on one of the wireline connector and the device body. A flow control port extends through the outer surface to the internal flow path. An equalizer member including a first flow path for passing a first fluid and a second flow path for resisting flow of a second fluid. The retrievable ICD also includes a flow control device establishes a selected pressure drop of the first fluid through the retrievable ICD.

Modular side pocket ICD

Electrically-operated downhole tools are run into a wellbore on a coiled tubing string which includes tube-wire that is capable of carrying power and data along its length. During operation, a downhole tool is provided power from surface using the tube-wire. Downhole data is provided to the surface via tube-wire.

Systems and methods for operating electrically-actuated coiled tubing tools and sensors

An apparatus can include a well treatment system that supplies a treatment fluid, a conveyance device and a well tool conveyed by the conveyance device. The well tool can include a perforator configured to form at least one hole in the wellbore tubular and a restrictor projecting from an outer surface of the well tool and adjacent to the perforator. A gap may separate the restrictor and the wellbore tubular. The well tool may also include a flow space that provides fluid communication between a location uphole of the restrictor and a location downhole of the restrictor. The flow space is sized to be restricted by particles in the treatment fluid. The restrictor at least restricts fluid flow through an annulus between the restrictor and the wellbore tubular, and the well tool diverts a substantial amount of the treatment fluid through an at least one hole formed by the perforator. It is emphasized that this abstract is provided to comply with the rules requiring an abstract, which will allow a searcher or other reader to quickly ascertain the general subject matter of the technical disclosure.

Perforator with a mechanical diversion tool and related methods

A system and method for treating a portion of a wellbore that includes a bottom hole assembly (BHA) connected to a work string. The BHA includes a packing element movable between an unset position and a set position and a locator device movable between retracted position and expanded positions. The locator device may be a locator collet. The locator collet may be expanded by a cone movable with respect to the collet. The expanded locator device is configured to engage a profile in a ported tubular within the wellbore. The engagement between the locator device and the profile selectively prevents further movement of the BHA and provides an indication of the location the BHA. The packing element may then be actuated and the wellbore treated through a port in the ported tubular. The BHA may then be moved to a different ported housing to treat another portion of the wellbore.

Positive locating feature of OptiPort

Positive locating feature of optiport

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Spring, TX, United States of America

Luis A Castro