Wells – With below and above ground modification – Above ground actuating means for below ground device
Patent
1997-12-17
2000-07-04
Tsay, Frank
Wells
With below and above ground modification
Above ground actuating means for below ground device
166289, 166153, E21B 3313
Patent
active
060824514
ABSTRACT:
A new method for introducing wellbore cement into a wellbore shoe joint has been invented, the shoe joint having a hollow tubular body, the shoe joint containing an amount of wellbore fluid, the shoe joint disposed in a wellbore cementing system between a float shoe, guide shoe, or other flow apparatus beneath the shoe joint, and a hollow tubular member above the shoe joint, the hollow tubular member being a lower part of a wellbore tubular string of a plurality of tubular members (e.g., casing) extending from an earth surface down into a wellbore, the method including moving a wellbore wiper plug into the hollow tubular body of the shoe joint, moving the plug within the shoe joint to push wellbore fluid from the shoe joint and, in one aspect, debris in the fluid, the fluid flowing to the float shoe, guide shoe or other flow apparatus, flowing wellbore cement into the hollow tubular body of the shoe joint.
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Budde Peter
Eriksen Erik
Giroux Richard L.
Tilton Frederick T.
McClung Guy
Tsay Frank
Weatherford / Lamb, Inc.
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