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Drilling, perforating and formation analysis
ActiveUS20060102343A1Easy to useImprove breathabilitySpectrum investigationConstructionsMaterial removalWell drilling
A system and method of drilling and / or perforating uses a laser beam to remove material, such as to perforate the casing, cement and formation or drill a well bore. The system and method can further or alternately encompass material analysis that can be performed without removing the material from the well bore. The analysis can be performed apart from or in connection with drilling operations and / or perforating the casing, cement and formation. The analysis can be used in a feed back loop to adjust material removal, adjust material analysis, determine the location of future material removal, and for other uses.
Owner:HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES INC
Rotatable bit having a resilient retainer sleeve with clearance
InactiveUS6851758B2Reduce the overall diameterDrill bitsDisloding machinesBiomedical engineeringDrill bit
A drilling bit for use in conjunction with a holder that has a bore wherein the drilling bit has a drilling bit body that has an axial forward end and an axial rearward end. The drilling bit body further includes a reduced diameter portion adjacent to the axial rearward end thereof so as to define a reduced diameter surface. A hard insert is affixed to the drilling bit body at the axial forward end thereof. A resilient retainer sleeve has a first thickness and presents an interior surface. The retainer sleeve is carried by the drilling bit body within the reduced diameter portion. The resilient retainer sleeve is in an expanded condition when the drilling bit is not within the bore of the holder and the resilient retainer sleeve is in a compressed condition when the drilling bit being within the bore of the holder. The clearance between the reduced diameter surface of the drilling bit body and the interior surface of the resilient retainer sleeve when the resilient retainer sleeve is in its compressed condition is at least as great as the thickness of the resilient retainer sleeve.
Owner:KENNAMETAL INC
Method and apparatus for delivering high power laser energy over long distances
ActiveUS20100044106A1Suppressing nonlinear scattering phenomenonIncrease the lengthDrill bitsLaser using scattering effectsHigh power lasersOptoelectronics
There is provided a system, apparatus and methods for the laser drilling of a borehole in the earth. There is further provided with in the systems a means for delivering high power laser energy down a deep borehole, while maintaining the high power to advance such boreholes deep into the earth and at highly efficient advancement rates.
Owner:FORO ENERGY
Fiber optics laser perforation tool
InactiveUS6888097B2Eliminate damageReduce productionDisloding machinesThermal drillingFiberOptoelectronics
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Fiber optics laser perforation tool
InactiveUS20040256103A1Eliminate damageReduce productionDisloding machinesThermal drillingFiberOptoelectronics
An apparatus for perforation of wellbore walls, which apparatus includes a fiber optic cable having a laser input end and a laser output end. A laser source is operably connected to the laser input end and a laser head is connected to the laser output end. The laser head includes a laser control components for controlling at least one laser beam characteristic. Laser head control elements for controlling the motion and location of the laser head are operably connected to the fiber optic cable. The laser head is enclosed in a protective housing, which protects the fiber optic cable and elements, such as reflectors and lenses for controlling the laser beam emitted by the fiber optic cable disposed therein, from the harsh environments encountered in downhole operations.
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Electrohydraulic pressure wave projectors
A projector (10) for creating electrohydraulic acoustic and pressure waves comprising an energy source (21) (such as a capacitor) within approximately one meter of an electrode array (23). Larger projectors may be formed by arraying the projectors, and still larger projectors by arraying them.
Owner:SDG LLC
Laser wellbore completion apparatus and method
InactiveUS6880646B2Increase flow rateLow viscosityDisloding machinesThermal drillingMolecular physicsLaser
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Laser wellbore completion apparatus and method
InactiveUS20040206505A1Low viscosityIncrease flow rateDisloding machinesThermal drillingMolecular physicsWellbore
A method and apparatus for providing fluid flow into a wellbore in which an apparatus having at least one laser energy output is lowered into the wellbore and the at least one laser energy output is directed at a wall of the wellbore. At least a portion of the wall is heated using the at least one laser energy output, whereby flow of a fluid into the wellbore is initiated and / or- enhanced.
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Non-rotatable protective member, cutting tool using the protective member, and cutting tool assembly using the protective member
A cutting assembly that includes a block that has a body that contains a block bore. A sleeve has a body that contains a bore that has an axial forward end and a forward surface surrounding the bore at the axial forward end thereof. The sleeve further contains at least one scallop beginning at extending in an axial rearward direction from the forward surface. There is a cutting tool rotatably contained within the bore of the sleeve. There is a non-rotatable washer that has a washer body that has a peripheral edge wherein the washer body contains at least one indention adjacent to peripheral edge. The indention of the non-rotatable washer is received within the scallop.
Owner:KENNAMETAL INC
Drilling, perforating and formation analysis
ActiveUS7490664B2Easy to useWithout usingSpectrum investigationConstructionsMaterial removalWell drilling
A system and method of drilling and / or perforating uses a laser beam to remove material, such as to perforate the casing, cement and formation or drill a well bore. The system and method can further or alternately encompass material analysis that can be performed without removing the material from the well bore. The analysis can be performed apart from or in connection with drilling operations and / or perforating the casing, cement and formation. The analysis can be used in a feed back loop to adjust material removal, adjust material analysis, determine the location of future material removal, and for other uses.
Owner:HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES INC
Determination of thermal properties of a formation
The present invention relates to methods and apparatus for making in situ thermal property determinations utilizing a heat source employed in wellbore stabilization procedures, well drilling, or well perforating, for example. In particular, using a heat source, such as a laser driller, to enable formation temperature measurements. Based on these measurements, thermal properties of the formation may be inferred.
Owner:HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES INC
Method, Drilling Machine, Drill bit and Bottom Hole Assembly for Drilling by Electrical Discharge by Electrical Discharge Pulses
ActiveUS20090133929A1Efficiently provideIncrease drilling speedDrill bitsDisloding machinesElectric dischargeClosed loop
Machine for ground drilling, with a circulating fluid, by the utilization of electric discharge generated by high-voltage pulses between electrodes. It may comprise: —A drill-bit 1 with electrodes movable relative to each other, so that bottom-hole physical contact be secured for all the electrodes 4 on all bottom-hole topographies. —Pointed hydraulic nozzles for jetting the fluid, to remove primary cuttings and with pressure expansion across the nozzles 7 at no less than 4 MPa. —A high-voltage pulse generator deployed down-hole at a minimum distance from the drill-bit 1. —A rotating or oscillating bit causing the borehole cross-sectional excavation to occur, and electric discharge between a plurality of electrodes situated on the bit face along one or a few radii and tangents. —A bottom hole assembly for annular hole-making with core storage, transportation, down-hole closed loop discharge fluid circulation. A discharge fluid storage may be incorporated. A drilling method is also described.
Owner:UNODRILL
Pulsed Electric Rock Drilling Apparatus with Non-Rotating Bit and Directional Control
The present invention provides for pulsed powered drilling apparatuses and methods. A drilling apparatus is provided comprising a bit having one or more sets of electrodes through which a pulsed voltage is passed through a mineral substrate to create a crushing or drilling action. The electrocrushing drilling process may have, but does not require, rotation of the bit. The electrocrushing drilling process is capable of excavating the hole out beyond the edges of the bit with or without the need of mechanical teeth.
Owner:SDG LLC
Methods of using a laser to perforate composite structures of steel casing, cement and rocks
ActiveUS20060231257A1Improve breathabilityReduce hole taperingDisloding machinesThermal drillingHigh power lasersSmall fragment
Apparatus and methods of using lasers are provided for the perforation of oil and gas well casings and rock formations. A rock removal process called laser spallation is provided that utilizes a combination of laser-induced thermal stress and laser induced superheated steam explosions just below the surface of the laser / rock interaction to spall or fracture the rock into small fragments that can then be easily removed from the rock formation. The use of high power laser beams of kilowatt level is provided to rapidly cut the steel casings and perforate into the formation. Techniques of the invention increase permeability and reduce hole tapering while perforating a deep hole in reservoir rock formations.
Owner:UCHICAGO ARGONNE LLC +1
Downhole lens assembly for use with high power lasers for earth boring
InactiveUS6755262B2Difficult to controlRelative position is not easyEarth drilling toolsDisloding machinesFiberHigh power lasers
An earth boring apparatus at least partially locatable within a borehole. The apparatus includes a plurality of optical fibers, each of which has a proximal fiber light energy input end and a distal fiber light energy output end. At least one focal lens is disposed at the distal fiber light energy output end. The focal lens is made up of a plurality of focal elements, each of which corresponds to the distal fiber light energy output end of at least one optical fiber. The focal lens is arranged to receive light energy from the corresponding distal fiber light energy output end of the at least one optical fiber and focus it outwardly from the distal fiber light energy output end.
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Laser assisted drilling
An apparatus for drilling underground having at least one optical fiber for transmitting light energy from a laser energy source disposed above ground to an underground drilling location and a mechanical drill bit having at least one cutting surface and forming at least one light transmission channel aligned to transmit light from the at least one optical fiber through the mechanical drill bit by way of the at least one light transmission channel.
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Plasma channel drilling process
Material is removed from a body of material, e.g. to create a bore hole, by plasma channel drilling. High voltage, high energy, rapid rise time electrical pulses are delivered many times per second to an electrode assembly in contact with the material body to generate therein elongate plasma channels which expand rapidly following electrical breakdown of the material causing the material to fracture and fragment.
Owner:STRATHCLYDE UNIV OF
Assembly and method for determining thermal properties of a formation and forming a liner
A method comprises heating a formation adjacent a selected depth level within a wellbore extending into the formation, forming a temporary liner in the wellbore, measuring a first temperature of the formation at the selected depth level at a first time after heating the formation, measuring a second temperature of the formation at the selected depth level at a second time after heating the formation, and combining the temperature measurements to derive an indication of thermal properties of the formation. An apparatus comprises a coiled tubing drillstring extending into a wellbore, an assembly supported by the drillstring, the assembly comprising an extruder that extrudes a liner material onto a wall of the wellbore, a heat source that heats the liner material and a formation, and at least one temperature sensor that measures a temperature of the formation.
Owner:HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES INC
Laser liner creation apparatus and method
A method and apparatus for forming an in situ borehole liner in which a laser beam from a laser energy assembly disposed within a transparent drill head enclosure of a drill head assembly is directed into a rock formation to be drilled and a portion of the rock formation is melted, forming molten rock. The drill head assembly is directed into the molten rock forming a borehole having a borehole wall. At least one air stream from the drill head assembly is directed into the molten rock forming the molten rock against the borehole wall after which the molten rock against the borehole wall is cooled, forming a borehole liner.
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Laser spectroscopy/chromatography drill bit and methods
Owner:GAS TECH INST
System and Method for Drilling a Borehole
A system and method is provided for drilling a wellbore including a rotary drill bit with a bit body having a plurality of mechanical cutters to cut away formation material as the wellbore is formed; and a directed energy mechanism to direct energy into the formation such that energy from the directed energy mechanism causes fracturing of surrounding material to facilitate drilling in the direction of the directed energy.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP
Attack tool
In one aspect of the invention, an attack tool is disclosed which comprises a wear-resistant base suitable for attachment to a driving mechanism. The wear-resistant base has a shank and a metal segment. A cemented metal carbide segment is bonded to the metal segment and the shank has a wear-resistant surface. The wear-resistant surface has a hardness greater than 60 HRc.
Owner:SCHLUMBERGER TECH CORP
Apparatus and Method for Electrocrushing Rock
The present invention provides for pulsed power breaking and drilling apparatuses and methods. The present invention comprises two pulsed power systems coordinated to fire one right after the other. The first pulsed power system, comprising a spiker, may create a high voltage pulse that breaks down the insulative properties of the substrate and may create an arc channel in the substrate. It is designed for high voltage but low energy, at high impedance. The second pulsed power system, comprising a sustainer, is designed to provide high current into the arc, but at low voltage, thus better matching the impedance of the arc and achieving much more efficient energy transfer.
Owner:SDG LLC
Laser liner creation apparatus and method
InactiveUS6851488B2Eliminate requirementsEarth drilling toolsDisloding machinesLaser beamsGeophysics
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Methane extraction method and apparatus using high-energy diode lasers or diode-pumped solid state lasers
InactiveUS20070267220A1Efficient productionConstructionsDisloding machinesFiberDiode-pumped solid-state laser
A method and apparatus for extracting methane gas from methane hydrate. The method includes heating the methane hydrate with a laser apparatus. The laser apparatus includes a diode laser or a solid state laser that is pumped with a diode laser. The laser is guided to a working end of a tool with a fiber optic bundle. The tool is guided to heat the methane hydrate with the laser, which emanates from a beam expander at the working end of the tool. The tool can be modified for removing obstructions of methane hydrate in pipelines. Also, the tool can be modified for extracting methane from mined methane hydrate, which is in a container. The characteristics of diode lasers or diode-pumped solid state lasers such as efficiency, size, nature of operation, environmental impact and durability, make methane gas extraction from methane hydrate economically feasible.
Owner:NORTHROP GRUMAN CORP
Methods of using a laser to perforate composite structures of steel casing, cement and rocks
ActiveUS7487834B2Improve breathabilityReduce hole taperingDisloding machinesThermal drillingHigh power lasersSmall fragment
Owner:UCHICAGO ARGONNE LLC +1
Laser spectroscopy/chromatography drill bit and methods
ActiveUS20050269132A1Reduce the amount of damageReduces amount of wearSurveyDrill bitsWell drillingSpectroscopy
A drilling apparatus for well-boring having a drill bit assembly which includes a laser cutting assembly and a vacuum assembly. The vacuum assembly is adapted to intake vapors generated by the laser cutting assembly proximate the drill bit assembly during operation of the drilling apparatus. The collected vapors may then be processed by a chromatographic analyzer to determine the characteristics of the rock formation being drilled.
Owner:GAS TECH INST
Methods of using a laser to spall and drill holes in rocks
ActiveUS20060237233A1Energy efficiencyProtection is necessaryEarth drilling toolsDisloding machinesSmall fragmentClassical mechanics
Apparatus and methods of using lasers are provided for spalling and drilling holes into rocks. A rock removal process is provided that utilizes a combination of laser-induced thermal stress and laser induced superheated steam explosions just below the surface of the laser / rock interaction to spall the rock into small fragments that can then be easily removed by a purging flow. Single laser beams of given irradiance spall rock and create holes having diameter and depth approximately equal to the beam spot size. A group of the single laser beams are steered in a controllable manner by an electro-optic laser beam switch to locations on the surface of the rock, creating multiple overlapping spalled holes thereby removing a layer of rock of a desired diameter. Drilling of a deep hole is achieved by spalling consecutive layers with an intermittent feed motion of the laser head perpendicular to the rock surface.
Owner:UCHICAGO ARGONNE LLC
Apparatus for Advancing a Wellbore Using High Power Laser Energy
ActiveUS20100044104A1High energy laserReduce distractionsDrill bitsDisloding machinesLaser opticsHigh power lasers
There is provided a system, apparatus and methods for delivering high power laser energy to advance a borehole deep into the earth using laser energy. In particular, there is provided a laser bottom hole assembly (LBHA) for the delivery of such laser energy to the surfaces of a borehole, which assembly may have laser optics, a fluid path for debris removal and a mechanical means to remove earth.
Owner:FORO ENERGY
Method and device for excavating submerged stratum
InactiveUS20090126235A1Reduce energy transferReduce loadMachines/dredgers working methodsMechanical machines/dredgersAbsorptanceLaser induced bubble
An excavation technique for a stratum capable of excavating a submerged stratum such as a layer containing an underground resource by using laser irradiation in liquid is provided. In this technique, a laser beam transmitted through laser transmission means 20 is irradiated in liquid 90 in form of a laser beam having a wavelength with high absorptance of the liquid 90 by laser-induced bubble generation means 35, generating a bubble flow 36, thus excavation of a submerged stratum may be carried out by using a laser-induced destruction effect. Moreover, a laser beam 41 having low absorptance of the liquid 90 is irradiated by laser irradiation means 39 and passed through the bubble flow 36, thereby applying a thermal effect to a stratum to destroy rock and excavate the stratum. The destruction effect and the thermal effect also may be cooperatively worked.
Owner:JAPAN DRILLING CO LTD +2
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