Petroquip Energy Services, Llp

Michael Chad Darby

William John Darnell

Rodney Wayne Long

Charles David Wintill

William Ryle Darnell

A clamping apparatus allowing a downhole line to be fed between downhole tubular members. The clamping apparatus can include a first and second half, each including: support arms with inner surfaces, connecting walls, and grips. The first and second halves can be selectively connectable. The clamping apparatus can include handles, hinges, and latches. A system for feeding a downhole line between an outer tubular member and an inner tubular member can include an outer tubular member disposed about an inner tubular member, wherein the clamping apparatus is disposed about the inner tubular member.

Control line feed through clamp

A method for feeding a downhole line between two tubulars is provided. The method can include connecting a clamping apparatus about a first tubular member. The method can include supporting a second tubular member with a support surface of the clamping apparatus, feeding a downhole line through a pass through channel formed between the clamping apparatus and a tubular member, and communicating the downhole line with a tool. The clamping apparatus can include two halves, each with support arms, connecting walls, and grips.

Method for feeding control lines for drilling or workovers

A method for connecting control lines to well bore equipment for controlling a well on a batch basis. A batch basis as used herein can mean that the well is controlled periodically. A first half of the pin connector can be formed by securing an extending hydraulic wet connector to a lower tubular portion. The lower tubular portion can have a lower tubular body, a first pin, and a lower hydraulic flow path.

Method of connecting control lines to well bore equipment for controlling a well on a batch basis

A method for injecting fluid into a well or producing fluid from a well comprising providing one or more single fluid line sliding sleeve downhole tool assemblies into a well in a closed position, applying a first pressure from a fluid source simultaneously to open at least one of the single fluid line sliding sleeve downhole tool assemblies, and allowing fluid to move into tubing or into a reservoir. The method contemplates the use of multiple single fluid line sliding sleeve downhole tool assemblies, wherein the first pressure causes only one of the tool assemblies, or one operably connected plurality of tool assemblies, to be in an open position at any time.

Method for flowing fluid into or from a well

A completion system for a well including an upper production tubing disposed within a wellbore. An upper packer engaging the upper production tubing a top pin connector with seal assembly engaging the upper packer. A first intermediate production tubing disposed between the top pin connector with seal assembly and a top hydraulically operated tool.

Completion system for a well

A system for controlling zones of fluid flow in and out of a wellbore. The wellbore has a top of a well and a bottom of a well. The system has a control line connected to a power source, and a control system; wherein the control line is disposed within the wellbore. The system also has a single fluid line sliding sleeve downhole tool assembly connected to the control line disposed within the wellbore.

System for controlling zones of fluid in and out of a wellbore

A single fluid line sliding sleeve downhole tool assembly having a top sub engaging a top connector which connects to a body that engages a middle connector which is secured to a port housing, wherein the port housing engages a lower connector and the lower connector engages a bottom sub.

Single line sliding sleeve downhole tool assembly

A pin connector with a seal assembly using a unique wet connect assembly. The pin connector is formed from a tubular having an upper tubular portion and a lower tubular portion. The lower tubular portion has an upper tubular body and a lower tubular body with a lower tubular body face. A first pin engages the wet connect assembly. The first pin has a first pin outer surface, which can be connected to the wet connect assembly.

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Katy, TX, United States of America

Michael Chad Darby