Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Subrahmanyam Surya Venkata Sista

Bhargav Gajji

Ketan Chimanlal Bhaidasna

Richard Gary Morgan

Andrew David Vos

Chatti Srinivasa Rao

Abhhilash Mamilla

Sandeep Mavinkal Kizhakke Veedu

Viscosity assemblies may be used to determine the viscosity of a sample fluid at a surface location under one or more downhole conditions prior to pumping or flowing of the sample fluid downhole. A viscosity assembly may include a bob assembly disposed in a container that includes a bob disposed about a magnet rotor that rotates when a shear force is applied by the flow of the sample fluid in the container. A stator coil may receive a control signal that induces a force or a voltage that causes the magnet rotor to rotate the bob by a predetermined distance to position the bob from the rotated position back to the initial position.

Active sensor for torque measurement in a viscometer

Systems and methods for measuring the viscosity of a fluid may comprise a rotor cup having an inner chamber; a first bob rotatably disposed within a first region of the inner chamber; and a second bob rotatably disposed within a second region of the inner chamber, wherein the second bob rotates relative to the first bob based on a difference in viscosity of fluid in the first region and the second region.

Multi-surface viscosity measurement

A system for measuring the viscosity of a fluid comprises a rotor cup; a bob disposed within the rotor cup and having shaft rotatably coupled to the rotor cup; a bearing connecting the shaft of the bob to the rotor cup; a magnetic coupling comprising a first magnetic element connected to the shaft of the bob and a second magnetic element disposed outside the rotor cup adjacent to the first magnetic element; and an inertial measurement unit disposed adjacent to the second magnetic element which is capable of sensing rotation of the magnetic coupling.

Viscosity measurement

Systems and methods for measuring the viscosity of a fluid comprises an oscillation cylinder having an inner surface, wherein the oscillation cylinder includes a fluid; a fixed piston having a first stopper disposed within the oscillation cylinder and forming a seal with the inner surface; an adjustable piston having a second stopper disposed within the oscillation cylinder and forming a seal with the inner surface; a chamber defined between the first stopper and second stopper; a bob formed within the chamber having a sensor which measures an axial shear force induced by the oscillating cylinder which is indicative of the apparent viscosity of the fluid in the chamber; and a motor capable of linearly translating the oscillation cylinder.

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Hyderabad Telangana, India

Subrahmanyam Surya Venkata Sista