E21B15/00

DRILLING RIG WITH ATTACHED LIGHTING SYSTEM AND METHOD
20220349277 · 2022-11-03 · ·

An attachable lighting system for a drilling rig. A method of providing lighting to a drilling rig site comprising, attaching at least one light fixture directly to the crown of a drilling rig on each of at least two sides, wherein the light fixture contains a fixed or removable light fixture attachment connecting the light fixture to the crown, resulting in one or more of enhanced evenness of site lighting, reduced shadows, reduced light pollution, reduced power consumption and/or reduced diesel usage.

DRILLING RIG WITH ATTACHED LIGHTING SYSTEM AND METHOD
20220349277 · 2022-11-03 · ·

An attachable lighting system for a drilling rig. A method of providing lighting to a drilling rig site comprising, attaching at least one light fixture directly to the crown of a drilling rig on each of at least two sides, wherein the light fixture contains a fixed or removable light fixture attachment connecting the light fixture to the crown, resulting in one or more of enhanced evenness of site lighting, reduced shadows, reduced light pollution, reduced power consumption and/or reduced diesel usage.

HIGH-CAPACITY MAST ON A DRILLING RIG
20220349268 · 2022-11-03 ·

A method of building and operating a land-based drilling rig with a high-capacity mast include providing a platform collapsed on a substructure over a proposed well drilling location and building the high-capacity mast in a horizontal condition by attaching a lower portion of the high-capacity mast to the platform. The high-capacity mast having an opening formed therein sized to accommodate four Range 2 pipes or three Range 3 pipes. The high-capacity mast may be raised from the horizontal condition to a vertical condition by pushing the side of the high-capacity mast to pivot the high-capacity mast about a pivot point on the platform. The platform may be raised from a collapsed condition to a raised condition over the substructure. Some implementations include dual racking boards on the high-capacity mast.

HIGH-CAPACITY MAST ON A DRILLING RIG
20220349268 · 2022-11-03 ·

A method of building and operating a land-based drilling rig with a high-capacity mast include providing a platform collapsed on a substructure over a proposed well drilling location and building the high-capacity mast in a horizontal condition by attaching a lower portion of the high-capacity mast to the platform. The high-capacity mast having an opening formed therein sized to accommodate four Range 2 pipes or three Range 3 pipes. The high-capacity mast may be raised from the horizontal condition to a vertical condition by pushing the side of the high-capacity mast to pivot the high-capacity mast about a pivot point on the platform. The platform may be raised from a collapsed condition to a raised condition over the substructure. Some implementations include dual racking boards on the high-capacity mast.

AUTOMATIC AUXILIARY WORKOVER RIG

An automatic auxiliary workover rig includes a silo body arranged on a skid-mounted baseplate, a guide-roller type elevator, a random-folding type traveling block rigid guide device, a truck-mounted folding type manipulator, a slip, a flatcar up-down adjustment device, a detecting and conveying device, and a transfer device. The automatic auxiliary workover rig cooperates with an existing workover rig to complete ascending and descending of a sucker rod of an oil pipe during minor overhaul. The slip is located above a wellhead blowout preventer, and is configured to clamp and loosen the oil pipe of a wellhead. The silo body is configured to store and output the oil pipe. The truck-mounted folding type oil pipe manipulator garbs the oil pipe and then ascend and descend the oil pipe, meanwhile the manipulator is equipped with a height adjusting device to realize flexible joint in tube thread fastening and unfastening.

AUTOMATIC AUXILIARY WORKOVER RIG

An automatic auxiliary workover rig includes a silo body arranged on a skid-mounted baseplate, a guide-roller type elevator, a random-folding type traveling block rigid guide device, a truck-mounted folding type manipulator, a slip, a flatcar up-down adjustment device, a detecting and conveying device, and a transfer device. The automatic auxiliary workover rig cooperates with an existing workover rig to complete ascending and descending of a sucker rod of an oil pipe during minor overhaul. The slip is located above a wellhead blowout preventer, and is configured to clamp and loosen the oil pipe of a wellhead. The silo body is configured to store and output the oil pipe. The truck-mounted folding type oil pipe manipulator garbs the oil pipe and then ascend and descend the oil pipe, meanwhile the manipulator is equipped with a height adjusting device to realize flexible joint in tube thread fastening and unfastening.

ASSEMBLIES AND METHODS FOR INSERTING AND REMOVING TUBULARS FROM A WELLBORE

A completion system and method adapted for use in wells having long lateral boreholes includes a mast assembly having an upper mast fixture comprising a tong assembly and an alignment guide, a top drive, a gripping mechanism, and a crown. The crown lowers the gripping mechanism, which secures one end of a tubular, and then elevates the gripping mechanism to drag the tubular towards the mast assembly. The alignment guide receives the other end of the tubular and positions it in vertical alignment with the top drive and a wellbore.

Intelligent oil extraction system using all-metal screw pump
20220056791 · 2022-02-24 ·

An intelligent oil extraction system using an all-metal screw pump includes: the all-metal screw pump, an oil collecting unit (43), and a steam generating unit (45); wherein an internal threaded curve surface and an external threaded curve surface of the all-metal screw pump are both tapered spiral structures with equal tapers; the oil extraction system comprises a lifting mechanism and monitoring and control mechanism; the monitoring and control mechanism comprises: a controller (34), a torque sensor (35), a flow sensor (36), a pressure sensor (39), a liquid level detector (38), and a backup power source (37); the controller (34) is electrically connected to the torque sensor (35), the flow sensor (36), the pressure sensor (39), the liquid level detector (38), the backup power source (37), a drive motor (48), a servo motor (33), a first valve and a second valve. The present invention can solve the technical problems such as short service life, high energy consumption, low pump efficiency, sand jam, and low intelligence of the conventional metal screw pumps.

Automated drilling/service rig apparatus

An automated rig apparatus for drilling or servicing a well is provided. The apparatus can include a motor vehicle having a frame, and a hinged derrick mast pivotally attached to the frame. The apparatus can further include a rack disposed in the mast and a carriage assembly with pinion motors configured to travel up and down the rack when the mast is raised to a vertical position. A tool carrier configured to receive a top drive unit or a power swivel unit can be attached to the carriage assembly. The apparatus can further include a movable platform and an operators cab configured to be moved to a desired position relative to the derrick mast when the mast is raised to a vertical position. The apparatus can further include a hydraulic drive assembly to operate the apparatus, and a mud pump and manifold for pumping drilling mud.

Automated drilling/service rig apparatus

An automated rig apparatus for drilling or servicing a well is provided. The apparatus can include a motor vehicle having a frame, and a hinged derrick mast pivotally attached to the frame. The apparatus can further include a rack disposed in the mast and a carriage assembly with pinion motors configured to travel up and down the rack when the mast is raised to a vertical position. A tool carrier configured to receive a top drive unit or a power swivel unit can be attached to the carriage assembly. The apparatus can further include a movable platform and an operators cab configured to be moved to a desired position relative to the derrick mast when the mast is raised to a vertical position. The apparatus can further include a hydraulic drive assembly to operate the apparatus, and a mud pump and manifold for pumping drilling mud.