View source for 20240026758. MATERIAL MESH FOR SCREENING FINES simplified abstract (Baker Hughes Holdings LLC)

=MATERIAL MESH FOR SCREENING FINES=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Baker Hughes Holdings LLC|Baker Hughes Holdings LLC]]


[[Category:Baker Hughes Holdings LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:John K. Wakefield of Cypress TX (US)|John K. Wakefield of Cypress TX (US)]][[Category:John K. Wakefield of Cypress TX (US)]]

[[:Category:Michael H. Johnson of Katy TX (US)|Michael H. Johnson of Katy TX (US)]][[Category:Michael H. Johnson of Katy TX (US)]]

==MATERIAL MESH FOR SCREENING FINES - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240026758 titled 'MATERIAL MESH FOR SCREENING FINES

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract describes a tubular device designed to control reservoir fines in oil and gas wells. The device consists of a body with an outer and inner surface, creating a flow path. The body has multiple openings connecting the outer surface and the flow path. A pre-formed member, made of a material mesh, is placed on the outer surface. This material mesh is made from a material that swells when exposed to a specific fluid in the wellbore. The material mesh has a specific porosity that allows methane to pass through into the flow path while preventing the passage of fines.

* The patent application describes a tubular device for controlling reservoir fines in oil and gas wells.
* The device has a body with an outer and inner surface, creating a flow path.
* Multiple openings are formed in the body, connecting the outer surface and the flow path.
* A pre-formed member made of a material mesh is overlaid onto the outer surface.
* The material mesh is made from a material that swells upon exposure to a specific fluid in the wellbore.
* The material mesh has a selected porosity that allows methane to pass through while blocking fines.

Potential Applications:
* Controlling reservoir fines in oil and gas wells.
* Preventing the passage of fines while allowing the flow of methane.

Problems Solved:
* Reservoir fines can cause blockages and reduce the efficiency of oil and gas wells.
* This technology provides a solution to control and prevent the passage of fines.

Benefits:
* Improved flow efficiency in oil and gas wells.
* Reduced risk of blockages and damage caused by fines.
* Enhanced production and recovery rates.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

a tubular for reservoir fines control includes a body having an outer surface and an inner surface defining a flow path. a plurality of openings is formed in the body connecting the outer surface and the flow path. a pre-formed member including a material mesh is overlaid onto the outer surface. the material mesh is formed from a material swellable upon exposure to a selected fluid introduced into a wellbore. the material mesh has a selected porosity allowing methane to pass into the flow path while preventing passage of fines.



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