Patents by Inventor Joel Ferland
Joel Ferland has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240191580Abstract: A system and method for transferring tubular elements may include a first structure having a first horizontal platform attached to the first structure on a bottom side and a monorail attached to the first structure on a top side, a second structure having a second horizontal platform attached to the second structure. The first structure and the second structure may be located proximate to each other, while the monorail can extend from the first structure to the second structure. The monorail can have a motion controlled assembly to move a tubular element or assembly of tubular elements.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2024Publication date: June 13, 2024Applicant: Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Inventors: Jerry Ray PRESCOTT, JR., Joel Ferland, Natthew Wyatt Macdaniels, Christopher Alan Major, Patrick L. Gustafson, Robert Lee Stauder, Bernard L/ Cook, DeWayne Speer
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Patent number: 11939820Abstract: A system and method for transferring tubular elements may include a first structure having a first horizontal platform attached to the first structure on a bottom side and a monorail attached to the first structure on a top side, a second structure having a second horizontal platform attached to the second structure. The first structure and the second structure may be located proximate to each other, while the monorail can extend from the first structure to the second structure. The monorail can have a motion controlled assembly to move a tubular element or assembly of tubular elements.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2021Date of Patent: March 26, 2024Assignee: Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Inventors: Jerry Ray Prescott, Joel Ferland, Matthew Wyatt MacDaniels, Christopher Alan Major, Patrick L. Gustafson, Robert Lee Stauder, Bernard L. Cook, DeWayne Speer
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Publication number: 20220268105Abstract: A boom system for utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) for a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a skid with posts and one or more booms pivotally attached to each post. One or more articulating booms attached to a first post can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to the second post can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to a boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site. The mobile boom system can be adapted so that it has first, second, and third booms which can be placed in a closed position and fit within a perimeter defined by the skid for easier transportation to and from a drilling site.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 9, 2022Publication date: August 25, 2022Inventors: Joel FERLAND, Bernard COOK, DeWayne SPEER, Robert Lee STAUDER, Anthony James EVANS, Gary Don DAVIS, Patrick L. GUSTAFSON, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Patent number: 11365591Abstract: A boom system for utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) for a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a skid with posts and one or more booms pivotally attached to each post. One or more articulating booms attached to a first post can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to the second post can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to a boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site. The mobile boom system can be adapted so that it has first, second, and third booms which can be placed in a closed position and fit within a perimeter defined by the skid for easier transportation to and from a drilling site.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 2020Date of Patent: June 21, 2022Assignee: HELMERICH & PAYNE, INC.Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Publication number: 20210340824Abstract: A system and method for transferring tubular elements may include a first structure having a first horizontal platform attached to the first structure on a bottom side and a monorail attached to the first structure on a top side, a second structure having a second horizontal platform attached to the second structure. The first structure and the second structure may be located proximate to each other, while the monorail can extend from the first structure to the second structure. The monorail can have a motion controlled assembly to move a tubular element or assembly of tubular elements.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2021Publication date: November 4, 2021Inventors: Jerry Ray PRESCOTT, Joel FERLAND, Matthew Wyatt MACDANIELS, Christopher Alan MAJOR, Patrick L. GUSTAFSON, Robert Lee STAUDER, Bernard L. COOK, DeWayne SPEER
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Patent number: 11098535Abstract: A system and method for transferring tubular elements may include a first structure having a first horizontal platform attached to the first structure on a bottom side and a monorail attached to the first structure on a top side, a second structure having a second horizontal platform attached to the second structure. The first structure and the second structure may be located proximate to each other, while the monorail can extend from the first structure to the second structure. The monorail can have a motion controlled assembly to move a tubular element or assembly of tubular elements.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 2019Date of Patent: August 24, 2021Assignee: HELMERICH & PAYNE, INC.Inventors: Jerry Ray Prescott, Jr., Joel Ferland, Matthew Wyatt MacDaniels, Christopher Alan Major, Patrick L. Gustafson, Robert Lee Stauder, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer
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Publication number: 20200386057Abstract: A boom system for utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) for a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a skid with posts and one or more booms pivotally attached to each post. One or more articulating booms attached to a first post can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to the second post can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to a boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site. The mobile boom system can be adapted so that it has first, second, and third booms which can be placed in a closed position and fit within a perimeter defined by the skid for easier transportation to and from a drilling site.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2020Publication date: December 10, 2020Inventors: Joel FERLAND, Bernard COOK, DeWayne SPEER, Robert Lee STAUDER, Anthony James EVANS, Gary Don DAVIS, Patrick L. GUSTAFSON, Victor Arthur GARCIA
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Patent number: 10781644Abstract: A boom system for utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) for a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a skid with posts and one or more booms pivotally attached to each post. One or more articulating booms attached to a first post can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to the second post can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to a boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site. The mobile boom system can be adapted so that it has first, second, and third booms which can be placed in a closed position and fit within a perimeter defined by the skid for easier transportation to and from a drilling site.Type: GrantFiled: February 7, 2020Date of Patent: September 22, 2020Assignee: Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Publication number: 20200173237Abstract: A boom system for utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) for a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a skid with posts and one or more booms pivotally attached to each post. One or more articulating booms attached to a first post can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to the second post can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to a boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site. The mobile boom system can be adapted so that it has first, second, and third booms which can be placed in a closed position and fit within a perimeter defined by the skid for easier transportation to and from a drilling site.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 7, 2020Publication date: June 4, 2020Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Patent number: 10597948Abstract: A boom system for transporting and deployment of utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) from sources of the services to a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a mobile skid with posts located at opposite ends of the skid, and one or more articulating booms pivotally attached to each skid post. One or more articulating booms attached to a post at the first end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to a post at the second end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to an articulating boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2019Date of Patent: March 24, 2020Assignee: Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Publication number: 20200024914Abstract: A system and method for transferring tubular elements may include a first structure having a first horizontal platform attached to the first structure on a bottom side and a monorail attached to the first structure on a top side, a second structure having a second horizontal platform attached to the second structure. The first structure and the second structure may be located proximate to each other, while the monorail can extend from the first structure to the second structure. The monorail can have a motion controlled assembly to move a tubular element or assembly of tubular elements.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 22, 2019Publication date: January 23, 2020Inventors: Jerry Ray Prescott, JR., Joel Ferland, Matthew Wyatt MacDaniels, Christopher Alan Major, Patrick L. Gustafson, Robert Lee Stauder, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer
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Publication number: 20190169940Abstract: A boom system for transporting and deployment of utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) from sources of the services to a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a mobile skid with posts located at opposite ends of the skid, and one or more articulating booms pivotally attached to each skid post. One or more articulating booms attached to a post at the first end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to a post at the second end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to an articulating boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2019Publication date: June 6, 2019Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Patent number: 10280693Abstract: A boom system for transporting and deployment of utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) from sources of the services to a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a mobile skid with posts located at opposite ends of the skid, and one or more articulating booms pivotally attached to each skid post. One or more articulating booms attached to a post at the first end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to a post at the second end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to an articulating boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 2017Date of Patent: May 7, 2019Assignee: Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Publication number: 20180163483Abstract: A boom system for transporting and deployment of utility service lines (such as cables, wires, hoses, pipes, etc.) from sources of the services to a drilling rig. The mobile boom system includes a mobile skid with posts located at opposite ends of the skid, and one or more articulating booms pivotally attached to each skid post. One or more articulating booms attached to a post at the first end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to the sources and one or more articulating booms attached to a post at the second end of the skid can support and carry the service lines connected to a drilling rig, or to an articulating boom extending from a drilling rig. The mobile articulating boom system can include means for moving and selectively positioning the mobile articulating boom system at a drilling site.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 14, 2017Publication date: June 14, 2018Inventors: Joel Ferland, Bernard Cook, DeWayne Speer, Robert Lee Stauder, Anthony James Evans, Gary Don Davis, Patrick L. Gustafson, Victor Arthur Garcia
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Publication number: 20080063498Abstract: A method and apparatus for positioning and supporting the work platform of a mobile workover rig is disclosed. The work platform of the preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes a unique support structure and automated positioning system for positioning the work platform at the desired height above the wellhead equipment. The preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes a specialized automated “pinning” system that secures the work platform at the desired height. Additionally, the present invention utilizes one or more support cylinders to position and support the work platform in the horizontal position over the wellhead equipment. The automated positioning and pinning system of the present invention is a unique system that significantly reduces the time required to position the work platform of a mobile workover rig in the operating position, as well as significantly reduces the risk of injury to rig personnel assisting in the positioning operations.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2007Publication date: March 13, 2008Inventors: Jeff Lambert, James Garrett, Kenneth Cambern, Joel Ferland, Jay Furnish, Donald Johnson, Michael Zemanek, James Cirone, Calvin Blankenship
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Publication number: 20080038093Abstract: A method and apparatus for positioning and supporting the work platform of a mobile workover rig is disclosed. The work platform of the preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes a unique support structure and automated positioning system for positioning the work platform at the desired height above the wellhead equipment. The preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes a specialized automated “pinning” system that secures the work platform at the desired height. Additionally, the present invention utilizes one or more support cylinders to position and support the work platform in the horizontal position over the wellhead equipment. The automated positioning and pinning system of the present invention is a unique system that significantly reduces the time required to position the work platform of a mobile workover rig in the operating position, as well as significantly reduces the risk of injury to rig personnel assisting in the positioning operations.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2007Publication date: February 14, 2008Inventors: Jeff Lambert, James Garrett, Kenneth Cambern, Joel Ferland, Jay Furnish, Donald Johnson, Michael Zemanek, James Cirone, Calvin Blankenship
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Publication number: 20060011351Abstract: A method and apparatus for positioning and supporting the work platform of a mobile workover rig is disclosed. The work platform of the preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes a unique support structure and automated positioning system for positioning the work platform at the desired height above the wellhead equipment. The preferred embodiment of the present invention utilizes a specialized automated “pinning” system that secures the work platform at the desired height. Additionally, the present invention utilizes one or more support cylinders to position and support the work platform in the horizontal position over the wellhead equipment. The automated positioning and pinning system of the present invention is a unique system that significantly reduces the time required to position the work platform of a mobile workover rig in the operating position, as well as significantly reduces the risk of injury to rig personnel assisting in the positioning operations.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2005Publication date: January 19, 2006Inventors: Jeff Lambert, James Garrett, Kenneth Cambern, Joel Ferland, Jay Furnish, Donald Johnson, Michael Zemanek, James Cirone, Calvin Blankenship