Smith International, Inc.

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Richard David Peer

Robert James Costo, Jr

Brian Allen Mohon

Vishal Saheta

Huward Paul Fontenot, Jr

James Randolph Lovorn

Byong Jun Kim

Bastiaan Liezenberg

William Anthony DeWesee, Jr

Well systems and methods are provided. An example well system comprises a lubricator assembly. The lubricator assembly comprises a lubricator head. The lubricator head comprises a removable sealing cartridge, a plurality of sealing elements disposed in the sealing cartridge, and a lubricating fluid cavity disposed between two individual sealing elements of the plurality of sealing elements. The lubricator assembly further comprises a lubricator body. The lubricator body comprises a lubricator seal conduit pipe. The example well system also comprises a slip joint coupled to the lubricator seal conduit pipe and a statically underbalanced drilling fluid disposed in the lubricator seal conduit pipe.

Topside standalone lubricator for below-tension-ring rotating control device

In a stator injection molding centralization technique, a mold core is disposed inside a stator tube, thereby forming an annulus between the stator tube and mold core. The mold core includes a pitch length defined between a first and second lobe tip of the mold core. A centralizing member is positioned in the annulus, which has a length at least as long as the pitch length of the mold core. During the injection molding process, elastomeric material is injected into the annulus behind the centralizing member, which is located adjacent to the injection point. As the elastomer is injected, it displaces the centralizing member ahead of it along the annulus. As the centralizing member moves through the annulus, it supports the mold core, thus preventing the sag effect.

Stator injection molding centralization

Passive load balancing in a fluid bearing for a rotational device is provided using disclosed devices, systems, and methods. In particular, fluid bearing apparatus may include an outer member with an inner member disposed concentrically within the outer member. A fluid inlet may provide fluid communication with a surrounding space between the inner and outer members. A bearing may be connected to the inner member and may extend into the surrounding space. The apparatus may also include a piston located in the surrounding space between the bearing and the fluid inlet. A supporting fluid is located between the piston and a surface of the bearing to transmit force from the piston to the bearing.

Passive pressure and load balancing bearing

A jar includes the following: a mandrel; an outer housing slidably disposed about the mandrel; a low pressure chamber having a first port and formed between the mandrel and the outer housing; a high pressure chamber having a second port and formed between the mandrel and the outer housing; a fluid passage between the first and second port; and a valve disposed in the fluid passage.

Pressure lock for jars

An apparatus comprises a mandrel having a longitudinal axis and further comprises a plurality of pivoting elements spaced apart along a circumference of a cross-section of the mandrel. Each of the pivoting elements is pivotable around a transversal axis that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

Rotating flow head apparatus

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a jar including the following: a mandrel; an outer housing slidably disposed about the mandrel; a ball stop housing disposed below the outer housing; a lower sub disposed below the ball stop housing; and a ball stop assembly disposed in the ball stop housing. The ball stop assembly includes a ball stop pivotally disposed in the ball stop assembly.

A cementing swivel includes an outer stationary member having a cement port, an inner rotating member with a bore therethrough, and a torque indicating member coupled to the outer stationary member and configured to provide a visual indication that a predetermined torque load has been reached.

Cementing swivel and retainer arm assembly and method

A downhole valve assembly is attached to a drillstring and includes an upper drillstring connection, a lower drillstring connection, and a tubular body comprising a through bore, and further includes a weight activated mechanism configured to close the through bore when the drillstring is lifted.

Downhole valve with pass through ID

Apparatus and methods for providing fluid and projectiles to downhole tubulars includes a manifold. The manifold may include a housing, a cartridge disposed within the housing, and an actuator. The cartridge includes multiple throughbores for selectively allowing a fluid flow to pass through, and storing a projectile. The actuator is adapted to move the multiple throughbores of the cartridge out of and into the fluid flow to release the stored projectile into the fluid flow. The manifold may include multiple projectiles that are stored laterally relative to each other for radial translation and release into the fluid flow.

Growing community of inventors

Katy, TX, United States of America

Richard David Peer