Baker Hughes Oilfield Operations LLC

Baker Hughes, a Ge Compnay, LLC

Shane Harris

Marc Samuelson

Christopher Ryan Hern

Scott Christopher

Daniel C Ewing

David S Bishop

Kirby Glen Schrader

Luis E Mendez

Luke Wingstrom

Travis Hall

A guide assembly including a guide nose, a body supporting the guide nose, and a torque limiter having a configuration to connect the guide nose and the body to a separate structure. A method for negotiating a restriction in a borehole including running a guide assembly into the borehole, encountering a restriction with the guide nose, limiting torque on the guide nose while encountering the restriction, longitudinally unloading the guide nose, incrementing an incrementing feature of the guide assembly to thereby rotate the guide nose. A wellbore system including a borehole in a subsurface formation, a string in the borehole, a guide assembly disposed within or as a part of the string.

Guide assembly, method and system

A position sensor and a position sensor system, including a feeler, a force transfer element operably connected to the feeler, a force receiver operably connected to the force transfer element, and a force quantifier operably connected to the force receiver. A method for sensing position of a wet connector in a downhole environment, including running a position sensor on an upper wet connector to a target location, contacting a feeler block location on a lower wet connector, stroking the feeler, receiving a force at the force receiver, and communicating the received force to the force quantifier. A borehole system including a borehole in a subsurface formation, a position sensor disposed in the borehole.

Position sensor, method and system

A tapered nose tool having a closed position and an open position, a degradable nose component, a releasable nose component, that is configured to rotate due to fluid passing therethrough and configured for retrievability of a portion of the bull nose tool.

Pass-through tapered nose tool

A tapered nose tool includes a housing, a retrievable tapered nose disposed in the housing and retrievable from the housing, and a mechanically shiftable sleeve. The mechanically shiftable sleeve is shiftable with a shifting profile disposed in the housing. The sleeve anchors the nose in the housing in a first position and releases the nose from the housing in a second position.

An axial-to-rotary movement configuration including a sleeve having a sleeve angulated castellation and a lug receptacle, a lug disposed in the lug receptacle, and a mandrel disposed in part within the sleeve, the mandrel having a mandrel angulated castellation nestable with the sleeve angulated castellation and further including an extension cam surface and a ramp, the ramp having a limit surface and configured to allow rotational motion of the sleeve relative to the mandrel in one direction only.

Axial-to-rotary movement configuration, method and system

A connector system including a first connector configured to electrically and/or optically connect to a second connector. The first connector includes a first connector body configured to engage with the second connector; a first housing remotely located from the first connector body; a first connecting line including at least one of an electrical control line and an optical fiber connecting the first housing to the first connector body; a first main control line including at least one of an electrical control line and an optical fiber connected to the first housing; and, a first pressure isolator associated with the first housing, the first pressure isolator isolating pressure within the first main control line from pressure within the first connecting line and the first connector body. The first housing and the first connecting line are interposed between the first main control line and the first connector body.

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Tomball, TX, United States of America

Shane Harris