Abstract: A method of perforating a wellbore is described herein. The method includes lowering a perforating wellbore tool into the wellbore proximate a formation to be perforated, anchoring the perforating wellbore tool by setting an anchoring tool, perforating the formation, creating a low pressure chamber in the perforating wellbore tool, and unsetting the anchoring tool after a time delay.

Abstract: A technique facilitates perforating along specific regions of a wellbore without creating detrimental transient pressure changes along a perforating gun string. In non-perforation regions, pressure charges may be used to maintain pressure within the gun string without creating perforations through the surrounding casing and into the surrounding formation. Each pressure charge may comprise a casing with an explosive material disposed in the casing. However, the components and structure of the pressure charge enable detonation and the corresponding increase in pressure within the gun string without creating perforations.

Abstract: A technique facilitates perforating along specific regions of a wellbore without creating detrimental transient pressure changes along a perforating gun string. In non-perforation regions, pressure charges may be used to maintain pressure within the gun string without creating perforations through the surrounding casing and into the surrounding formation. Each pressure charge may comprise a casing with an explosive material disposed in the casing. However, the components and structure of the pressure charge enable detonation and the corresponding increase in pressure within the gun string without creating perforations.

Abstract: A technique facilitates formation of perforations into a formation surrounding a borehole in a manner which enhances fluid flow along the perforations. The technique comprises providing a plurality of perforating charges which may be detonated in the borehole to create perforations. The detonation is used to initiate a time delay device for controlling a subsequent detonation of a corresponding charge. The corresponding charge is used to create a pressure underbalance in the borehole. This relatively lower pressure in the borehole is selectively established to create a reverse flow through the perforations which cleans the perforations.

Abstract: A sensor system includes interconnected and axially spaced apart sensor devices deployed along an outer surface of a downhole tool string. The sensor devices including a sensor disposed with a protective housing and control electronics located remote from the sensor devices and operationally connected to the sensors.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method of perforating a wellbore, the method comprising the steps of: (a) lowering a perforating wellbore tool into the wellbore proximate a formation to be perforated, (b) anchoring the perforating wellbore tool by setting an anchoring tool, (c) perforating the formation, (d) creating a low pressure chamber in the perforating wellbore tool, and (e) unsetting the anchoring tool after a time delay.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide a perforation tool and method for operating the perforation tool. The perforation tool may include one or more firing heads and one or more gun assemblies. The perforation tool may also include a release mechanism coupled to the one or more firing head and the one or more gun assemblies. The release mechanism may release the one or more gun assemblies to a bottom of a wellbore upon firing of the one or more gun assemblies and maintain the one or more firing heads on the perforation tool.

Abstract: A sensor system includes interconnected and axially spaced apart sensor devices deployed along an outer surface of a downhole tool string. The sensor devices including a sensor disposed with a protective housing and control electronics located remote from the sensor devices and operationally connected to the sensors.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide a perforation tool and method for operating the perforation tool. The perforation tool may include one or more firing heads and one or more gun assemblies. The perforation tool may also include a release mechanism coupled to the one or more firing head and the one or more gun assemblies. The release mechanism may release the one or more gun assemblies to a bottom of a wellbore upon firing of the one or more gun assemblies and maintain the one or more firing heads on the perforation tool.

Abstract: A technique facilitates formation of perforations into a formation surrounding a borehole in a manner which enhances fluid flow along the perforations. The technique comprises providing a plurality of perforating charges which may be detonated in the borehole to create perforations. The detonation is used to initiate a time delay device for controlling a subsequent detonation of a corresponding charge. The corresponding charge is used to create a pressure underbalance in the borehole. This relatively lower pressure in the borehole is selectively established to create a reverse flow through the perforations which cleans the perforations.

Abstract: An inverter is operated to eliminate hiss in the control of the speed of an induction motor using an inverter of variable frequency. The voltage is matched to the selected frequency to avoid such hiss and control of the voltage is effected by regulating spacing between the pulses outputted by the pilot unit to the gates of the MOSFETs or IGBTs forming the arms of the inverter.

Abstract: The MOSFETs or IGBTs of respective arms of an electronic inverter are in series with SCRs or TRIACs triggered into conduction during intervals of intended conduction of the respective MOSFETs or IGBTs connected to the high level rectifier terminal. The piloting of the SCRs or TRIACs is effected from the piloting of the MOSFETs or with delay or in a conditional manner. The circuit eliminates the effective transience on the inverter output.

Abstract: A three-phase electronic inverter for an electric induction motor can operate the latter silently without the generation of magnetorestriction noise where the voltage of the rectifier outputted to the power transistor bridge is controlled by a TRIAC with regulation of the angle of conduction while the power transistor are pulsed in response to the output of a microprocessor through level adapters constituted by operational amplifiers.