Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and apparatus for expanding tubulars in a wellbore. In one aspect of the invention, an expansion tool with hydraulically actuated, radially expandable members is disposed on a string of coil tubing. In another aspect of the invention the apparatus is utilized to expand a tubular lining a lateral wellbore into contact with a window of a larger tubular lining a central wellbore. The tubular lining can comprise nonporous or porous material.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and apparatus for expanding tubulars in a wellbore. In one aspect of the invention, an expansion tool with hydraulically actuated, radially expandable members is disposed on a string of coil tubing. In another aspect of the invention the apparatus is utilized to expand a tubular lining a lateral wellbore into contact with a window of a larger tubular lining a central wellbore. The tubular lining can comprise nonporous or porous material.

Abstract: An expendable plug is shown for use in a well bore tool for controlling the flow of well bore fluids from a production zone to the well surface. The plug is located within a tubular housing which is made up in a well tubing string having an internal bore with a predetermined minimum internal diameter. The plug initially closes off the internal bore of the tubing string at a selected location. An actuator is triggered by an appropriate signal to expend the plug of expendable material, and to remove the plug from the internal bore of the tubing string, whereby fluids in the surrounding earthen formation are allowed to flow up the tubing string to the well surface.

Abstract: Apparatus for effecting locking engagement with a well conduit recess comprises a locking tool having radially shiftable locking lugs which are shiftable to a locked position in the conduit recess by downward movement of a lock mandrel. A running tool is secured to the lock mandrel by a plurality of radially shiftable latching elements. Downward movement of the running tool produced by wireline manipulation will effect the downward displacement of the lock mandrel to shift the locking lugs outwardly into engagement with the latching recess; however, the latching elements will not release the lock mandrel from the running tool until full radial engagement of the locking lugs in the conduit locking recess has been achieved.