Patents Assigned to Read Well Services Limited
  • Patent number: 7306033
    Abstract: An apparatus and method, particularly useful for isolating zones in a hydrocarbon wellbore. The apparatus includes a tubular section, such as a length of casing or liner tubular, arranged to be run into and secured within the wellbore which may be open hole or already cased. At least one sleeve member is positioned on the exterior of the tubular section and is sealed thereto. A pressure control device, which typically consists of a pressurised hydraulic fluid delivery device, can be used to increase the pressure within the sleeve member to cause the sleeve member to move outwardly and bear against an inner wall of the wellbore.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 4, 2005
    Date of Patent: December 11, 2007
    Assignee: Read Well Services Limited
    Inventor: Andrew John Gorrara
  • Patent number: 7017670
    Abstract: An apparatus for securing a tubular member within a liner or borehole has a seal means connected within the tubular member, and a pressure control device operable to increase the pressure within the tubular member, such that operation of the pressure control means causes the tubular member to move radially outwardly to bear against the inner surface of the liner or borehole wall. Also, a packer for use in a downhole annular space and an isolation plug for plugging a downhole tubular are disclosed.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 26, 2003
    Date of Patent: March 28, 2006
    Assignee: Read Well Services Limited
    Inventors: Paul Roderick Hazel, Espen Hiorth
  • Publication number: 20060027371
    Abstract: An apparatus and method, particularly useful for isolating zones in a hydrocarbon wellbore. The apparatus includes a tubular section, such as a length of casing or liner tubular, arranged to be run into and secured within the wellbore which may be open hole or already cased. At least one sleeve member is positioned on the exterior of the tubular section and is sealed thereto. A pressure control device, which typically consists of a pressurised hydraulic fluid delivery device, can be used to increase the pressure within the sleeve member to cause the sleeve member to move outwardly and bear against an inner wall of the wellbore.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 4, 2005
    Publication date: February 9, 2006
    Applicant: Read Well Services Limited
    Inventor: Andrew Gorrara