Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Smith International, Inc.

Malcolm Perschke

James Stephen Hall

Robert Olman

Harshad Patil

Praful C Desai

James E Saylor, Iii

Thomas Helbert

Randall Louis Hebert

Marc Henderson

Joeseph V Hebert

Trygve Berthelsen

Nishant Koti

A J Dach, Iii

A method includes pumping cement to a bore of a shifting sleeve disposed in a ported component seated in a cased bore above a liner; flowing the cement from the bore of the shifting sleeve through radial passages of the shifting sleeve and radial passages of the ported component; and flowing the cement to an annulus between a casing of the cased bore and the liner.

Downhole cement flow

An assembly includes a ported component that includes a bore, radial passages, and axial passages; and a shifting sleeve that comprises a bore, radial passages, seal bosses and associated seal elements that define at least one sealed region with respect to the radial passages of the ported component and that define an open region with respect to the radial passages of the ported component.

A method can include pumping cement to a bore of a shifting sleeve disposed in a ported component seated in a cased bore above a liner; flowing the cement from the bore of the shifting sleeve through radial passages of the shifting sleeve and radial Rock passages of the ported component; and flowing the cement to an annulus between a casing of the cased bore and the liner.

A downhole tool having a cylindrical body, a sleeve having a contact portion disposed on a distal end, and a cutter having a radiused portion on a top surface operatively engageable with the contact portion. Also, a method of cutting drill pipe, the method including disposing a cutting tool in a wellbore around the drill pip and actuating a radiused cutter of the cutting tool, wherein the actuating includes radially extending the cutter into contact with the drill pipe. The method also includes applying a substantially constant force between the cutter and the drill pipe and rotating the cutting tool. Additionally, a cutter for a drill pipe cutting tool, the cutter including a work surface located at a first end of the cutter, an attachment point located at a second end of the cutter, and a radiused surface located between the work surface and the attachment point.

Cutting tool

Methods of removing casing from a wellbore, the method including disposing a drilling tool assembly in a wellbore, the drilling tool assembly including a cutting device, a spearing device, and a jarring device. The methods further including activating the cutting device, cutting a first casing segment, deactivating the cutting device and activating a spearing device. The method further including engaging the spearing device with the first casing segment, activating the jarring device to free the first casing segment, and removing the first casing segment from the wellbore.

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Malcolm Perschke