An assembly for restricting fluid flow into a completion string of a well and restricting fluids based on one or more fluid characteristics is presented. The assembly includes an adjustable inflow control device. The adjustable inflow control device is for restricting flow of production fluids into the completion string. The assembly also includes a first autonomous inflow control device fluidly coupled to the inflow control device for restricting fluids based on one or more fluid characteristics. Others systems and methods are presented.

This invention relates to a junk catcher (2, 2′) releasably connected to a retrievable bridge plug (4, 4′) connectable to a setting tool (6) for joint deployment of bridge plug (4, 4′) and junk catcher (2, 2′) in a borehole (9) or a tubular in the borehole (9). Setting tool (6) extends through a fishing neck (12), a catcher tube (14), a flanged section (16), a valve chamber (18), a closable opening (20) and a portion of a setting sleeve (22, 22′) of junk catcher (2, 2′). Valve chamber (18) comprises a valve (50) arranged to close closable opening (20) after retrieval of setting tool (6) from junk catcher (2, 2′). The junk catcher (2, 2′) is connected to bridge plug (4, 4′) by at least one shear bolt (27, 38). Bridge plug (4,4′) comprises a plug fishing neck (32, 32′) facing junk catcher (2, 2′), and bridge plug (4, 4′) comprises an equalizing channel (71) in a mandrel (7). The equalizing channel (71) extends from a bull nose (41) of bridge plug (4, 4′), and where junk catcher (2, 2′) is provided with a closing sleeve (26, 26′), closing sleeve (26, 26′) is connected to bridge plug (4, 4′) by at least one shear bolt (38, 38′), and closing sleeve (26, 26′) seals at least one equalizing port (73) in mandrel (7) when bridge plug (4, 4′) is set. A method for operating bridge plug (4, 4′) and junk catcher (2, 2′) assembly is also described.

A powered articulated magnetic fishing tool having one or more knuckle or ball joints and a magnet to retrieve fish from a subterranean well and methods of retrieving the metallic object using the fishing tool. The fishing tool includes a magnet and one or more powered joints. The powered joints may each include or be coupled to a multi-axis position sensor that indicates the orientation of the joint and associated section downhole from the joint. The fishing tool may include a camera and a light located at the magnet end of the fishing tool. A system may include a human interface console located at the surface to control the fishing tool.

A powered articulated magnetic fishing tool having one or more knuckle or ball joints and a magnet to retrieve fish from a subterranean well and methods of retrieving the metallic object using the fishing tool. The fishing tool includes a magnet and one or more powered joints. The powered joints may each include or be coupled to a multi-axis position sensor that indicates the orientation of the joint and associated section downhole from the joint. The fishing tool may include a camera and a light located at the magnet end of the fishing tool. A system may include a human interface console located at the surface to control the fishing tool.

A steering pad apparatus for a rotary steerable system is provided. The steering pad apparatus comprises a base comprising one or more base lugs, each of the base lugs defining a respective axial hole therein. The apparatus further comprises a steering pad hingedly coupled to the base, the steering pad comprising one or more pad lugs, each said pad lug defining a respective axial hole therein. The one or more pad lugs are coupled to the one or more base lugs such that each of the one or more pad lugs is adjacent to at least one of the one or more base lugs. The apparatus further comprises, for each adjacent base lug and pad lug, a respective one or more bushings received in at least one of: the hole of the pad lug; and the hole of the base lug.

A borehole fishing tool, including a grapple for fixedly attaching to a fish in a borehole, a tool housing to which the grapple is connected, and at least one camera, mounted in the tool housing, to generate at least one image of the fish in the borehole. The borehole fishing tool also includes at least one light source, mounted in the tool housing, to illuminating a portion of the borehole between the at least one camera and the fish, a connector attached to the tool housing to connect the tool housing to a conveyor, and a telemetry transceiver to transmit at least one image of the fish through a telemetry channel in the conveyor to a computer system at an Earth's surface.

A borehole fishing tool, including a grapple for fixedly attaching to a fish in a borehole, a tool housing to which the grapple is connected, and at least one camera, mounted in the tool housing, to generate at least one image of the fish in the borehole. The borehole fishing tool also includes at least one light source, mounted in the tool housing, to illuminating a portion of the borehole between the at least one camera and the fish, a connector attached to the tool housing to connect the tool housing to a conveyor, and a telemetry transceiver to transmit at least one image of the fish through a telemetry channel in the conveyor to a computer system at an Earth's surface.

Provided, in one aspect, is a lateral locating assembly. The lateral locating assembly may include, in one aspect, a housing, as well as a piston positioned within the housing. The lateral locating assembly according to this aspect may further include a mandrel extending from a distal end of the housing, the mandrel configured to rotate and translate angularly in response to the piston moving from a first position to a second position, and a deflection tip coupled with a distal end of the mandrel, the deflection tip configured to rotate and angularly translate with the mandrel relative to the housing.

Provided, in one aspect, is a deflector assembly. The deflector assembly, in one embodiment, includes a deflector body having a deflector window located therein, and a deflector ramp positioned at least partially across the deflector window, the deflector ramp configured to move between first ({circle around (1)}), second ({circle around (2)}) and third ({circle around (3)}) different positions when a downhole tool moves back and forth within the deflector body.

A borehole fishing tool, including a grapple for fixedly attaching to a fish in a borehole, a tool housing to which the grapple is connected, and at least one camera, mounted in the tool housing, to generate at least one image of the fish in the borehole. The borehole fishing tool also includes at least one light source, mounted in the tool housing, to illuminating a portion of the borehole between the at least one camera and the fish, a connector attached to the tool housing to connect the tool housing to a conveyor, and a telemetry transceiver to transmit at least one image of the fish through a telemetry channel in the conveyor to a computer system at an Earth's surface.