Patents by Inventor Peter Quigley
Peter Quigley 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: 20050189029Abstract: A spoolable pipe is disclosed, the spoolable pipe having an internal pressure barrier formed about a longitudinal axis, and a reinforcing layer(s) enclosing the internal pressure barrier. In one embodiment, the reinforcing layer(s) can include fibers having at least a partial helical orientation about approximately thirty and about approximately seventy degrees relative to the longitudinal axis, and, the wall can include at least one external layer enclosing the reinforcing layer(s) and having a permeability at least ten times greater than the permeability of the internal pressure barrier. The reinforcing layer(s) can further include a coating. The pipe can also include an energy conductor(s) integrated with and/or located between the internal pressure barrier and/or the reinforcing layer(s).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 13, 2004Publication date: September 1, 2005Applicant: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter Quigley, Michael Feechan
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Publication number: 20050121094Abstract: A spoolable composite tube capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner liner, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, a pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer. The fiber composite layers can have a unique triaxial braid structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 24, 2004Publication date: June 9, 2005Inventors: Peter Quigley, Stephen Nolet, Jerry Williams
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Patent number: 6857452Abstract: A spoolable composite tube capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner liner, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, a pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer. The fiber composite layers can have a unique triaxial braid structure.Type: GrantFiled: June 12, 2003Date of Patent: February 22, 2005Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Jerry G. Williams
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Patent number: 6764365Abstract: Buoyancy control systems for tubes are described. In one embodiment, a buoyancy control system can include a composite tube and a buoyancy control material for controlling the buoyancy of the composite tube. The composite tube can include an internal liner an external coaxial composite layer of fibers embedded in a matrix. One or more portions of the buoyancy control material can be attached to one or more portions of the composite tube to adjust the buoyancy of the one or more portions of the tube.Type: GrantFiled: October 2, 2003Date of Patent: July 20, 2004Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Thomas W. Wideman
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Publication number: 20040096614Abstract: A spoolable composite member having a sensor and an energy conductor embedded in the composite member. The spoolable composite member is capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner protective layer, an inner pressure barrier layer, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, an outer pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 4, 2003Publication date: May 20, 2004Applicant: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet
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Publication number: 20040072485Abstract: Buoyancy control systems for tubes are described. In one embodiment, a buoyancy control system can include a composite tube and a buoyancy control material for controlling the buoyancy of the composite tube. The composite tube can include an internal liner an external coaxial composite layer of fibers embedded in a matrix. One or more portions of the buoyancy control material can be attached to one or more portions of the composite tube to adjust the buoyancy of the one or more portions of the tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 2, 2003Publication date: April 15, 2004Inventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Thomas W. Wideman
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Patent number: 6706348Abstract: A spoolable composite member having a sensor and an energy conductor embedded in the composite member. The spoolable composite member is capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner protective layer, an inner pressure barrier layer, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, an outer pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 2002Date of Patent: March 16, 2004Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet
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Publication number: 20040031532Abstract: A spoolable composite tube capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner liner, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, a pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer. The fiber composite layers can have a unique triaxial braid structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 12, 2003Publication date: February 19, 2004Inventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Jerry G. Williams
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Publication number: 20040003856Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to methods and systems for pipeline rehabilitation. The methods and systems disclosed herein permit the rehabilitation of long lengths of previously installed pipe and minimize the need for creating multiple access points to the pipeline. The disclosed systems and methods are particularly suited for rehabilitating buried and undersea pipelines or pipelines installed in areas of restricted access.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2003Publication date: January 8, 2004Inventors: Peter A. Quigley, Michael Feechan
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Patent number: 6666911Abstract: A treatment system for waste gas containing VOCs is composed of a zeolite revolver (10), an incinerator (20) and a network of pipes, valves and filters. The zeolite revolver (10) consists of an adsorption zone (11), a purge zone (12), and a desorption zone (13) to remove VOCs from untreated waste gas in the adsorption zone (11) and then separate the VOCs from the saturated zeolite in the desorption zone (13). The zeolite is cooled down in the purge zone (12) so it can be used again. The separated VOCs are piped into the incinerator (20) to be used as fuel. Whereby, the treatment system for waste gas containing VOCs operates efficiently and economically.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2002Date of Patent: December 23, 2003Assignee: Zhong Huan Environment Advisor Corp.Inventors: Ming-Shean Chou, Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Thomas W. Wideman
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Patent number: 6663453Abstract: A buoyancy control system for controlling the buoyancy of a tube may includes generally tubular length of buoyancy control material having a selected buoyancy characteristic. The length of buoyancy control material may be attached to a section of the length of the tube to adjust the buoyancy of the section of the tube. The length of buoyancy control material may be an integral, coaxial layer of the tube or, alternatively, the length of buoyancy control material may be externally attached to tube. In embodiments in which the length of the buoyancy control material is externally attached, the buoyancy control material may have a longitudinal axis that is spaced-apart from a longitudinal axis of the tube.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2002Date of Patent: December 16, 2003Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Thomas W. Wideman
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Patent number: 6604550Abstract: A spoolable composite tube capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner liner, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, a pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer. The fiber composite layers can have a unique triaxial braid structure.Type: GrantFiled: January 8, 2002Date of Patent: August 12, 2003Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Jerry G. Williams
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Publication number: 20030087052Abstract: A spoolable composite tube and methods for making the same are provided for which comprises an inner liner and a composite layer which comprises fibers. The fibers may be embedded in a catalytically cured matrix. The catalytically cured matrix may include polymers comprising ether moieties.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 5, 2002Publication date: May 8, 2003Inventors: Thomas W. Wideman, Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Michael Feechan
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Publication number: 20030008577Abstract: A buoyancy control system for controlling the buoyancy of a tube may includes generally tubular length of buoyancy control material having a selected buoyancy characteristic. The length of buoyancy control material may be attached to a section of the length of the tube to adjust the buoyancy of the section of the tube. The length of buoyancy control material may be an integral, coaxial layer of the tube or, alternatively, the length of buoyancy control material may be externally attached to tube. In embodiments in which the length of the buoyancy control material is externally attached, the buoyancy control material may have a longitudinal axis that is spaced-apart from a longitudinal axis of the tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2002Publication date: January 9, 2003Inventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Thomas W. Wideman
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Publication number: 20020185188Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to embodiments of composite tubing having properties tailored to meet a wide variety of environmental and working conditions. Composite tubes disclosed herein may include one or more of the following layers: a internal liner, a composite layer, a thermal insulation layer, a crush resistant layer, a permeation barrier, buoyancy control layer, a pressure barrier layer, and a wear resistant layer. Grooves may be provided in one or more layers of the composite tube to provide increased axial permeability to the composite tube. A venting system, including vent paths, may be provided in the composite tube to vent fluid that may become trapped within the wall of the composite tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2002Publication date: December 12, 2002Inventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Thomas W. Wideman, Michael Feechan
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Publication number: 20020157720Abstract: A spoolable composite tube capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner liner, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, a pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer. The fiber composite layers can have a unique triaxial braid structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 8, 2002Publication date: October 31, 2002Applicant: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Jerry G. Williams
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Publication number: 20020119271Abstract: A spoolable composite member having a sensor and an energy conductor embedded in the composite member. The spoolable composite member is capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner protective layer, an inner pressure barrier layer, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, an outer pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 18, 2002Publication date: August 29, 2002Applicant: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet
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Publication number: 20020061374Abstract: An axially extending tubular composite member having a plurality of plies and extending along a longitudinal axis has at least three plies with selectively structured fiber components in each ply and an internal impact resistant beam having a C-shaped or U-shaped cross section positioned between two of the plies. Typically an inner ply has at least one biaxial fiber component, an intermediate ply has at least an axial fiber component that typically is combined with two further fibers to form a triaxial fiber component. Another ply typically has a woven fiber component. A further ply having a biaxial component either replaces the ply of woven fiber or is disposed beneath it over the intermediate ply. A surface veil having fiber and an excess of resin material typically covers at least the innermost or outermost surface of the composite member.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 29, 1999Publication date: May 23, 2002Inventors: FRANK O'BRIEN, PETER A. QUIGLEY, STEPHEN C. NOLET
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Patent number: 6361299Abstract: A spoolable composite member having a sensor and an energy conductor embedded in the composite member. The spoolable composite member is capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anistropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner protective layer, an inner pressure barrier layer, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, an outer pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 1999Date of Patent: March 26, 2002Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet
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Patent number: 6357485Abstract: A spoolable composite tube capable of being spooled onto a reel for storage and for use in oil field applications. The spoolable tube exhibits unique anisotropic characteristics that provide improved burst and collapse pressures, increased tensile strength, compression strength, and load carrying capacity, while still remaining sufficiently bendable to be spooled onto a reel in an open bore configuration. The spoolable composite tube can include an inner liner, an interface layer, fiber composite layers, a pressure barrier layer, and an outer protective layer. The fiber composite layers can have a unique triaxial braid structure.Type: GrantFiled: June 6, 2001Date of Patent: March 19, 2002Assignee: Fiberspar CorporationInventors: Peter A. Quigley, Stephen C. Nolet, Jerry G. Williams