20240035348. FRICTION REDUCTION ASSEMBLY simplified abstract (IMPULSE DOWNHOLE SOLUTIONS LTD.)

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FRICTION REDUCTION ASSEMBLY

Organization Name

IMPULSE DOWNHOLE SOLUTIONS LTD.

Inventor(s)

Douglas Kinsella of Sturgeon County (CA)

Kevin Leroux of Beaumont (CA)

Troy Lorenson of Edmonton (CA)

Dwayne Parenteau of Edmonton (CA)

FRICTION REDUCTION ASSEMBLY - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240035348 titled 'FRICTION REDUCTION ASSEMBLY

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a friction reduction tool and assembly that can be activated to generate fluid pressure pulses during downhole operations. The assembly consists of a variable choke assembly with a rotary component and a stationary component. These components have passages that align and disalign when the rotary component rotates with respect to the stationary component, driven by a rotor. The rotary component, stationary component, and rotor all have a central bore that allows fluid flow from above to below the assembly.

  • The patent application describes a tool and assembly that can reduce friction and generate fluid pressure pulses in downhole operations.
  • The assembly includes a variable choke assembly with a rotary and stationary component.
  • The rotary and stationary components have passages that align and disalign when the rotary component rotates.
  • A rotor drives the rotary component, causing the alignment and disalignment of the passages.
  • The assembly has a central bore that permits fluid flow from above to below the assembly.

Potential Applications:

  • Oil and gas drilling operations
  • Well stimulation and hydraulic fracturing
  • Geothermal drilling
  • Mining operations

Problems Solved:

  • Reduces friction during downhole operations
  • Generates fluid pressure pulses for various applications
  • Improves fluid flow and circulation in the wellbore

Benefits:

  • Increased efficiency and effectiveness of downhole operations
  • Enhanced wellbore cleaning and debris removal
  • Improved well stimulation and reservoir productivity
  • Reduced wear and tear on drilling equipment
  • Cost savings through optimized drilling and production processes


Original Abstract Submitted

a friction reduction tool and assembly are selectively activatable to produce fluid pressure pulses in downhole operations. the assembly includes a variable choke assembly having a rotary component and a stationary component, each with passages that enter into and out of alignment when the rotary component rotates with respect to the stationary component when driven by a rotor. the rotary component, stationary component, and rotor each have a central bore defining a central passage permitting fluid flow from above the assembly to below the assembly.