Patents by Inventor Sandra Remedies
Sandra Remedies 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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Patent number: 8360156Abstract: A well bore fluid recovery system and method is disclosed for recovering a column of well bore fluid within a stand of casing before cutting the casing. The recovery system relates to a system for preventing fluids from being spilled when casing is being finished for a well bore. After being run the casing must be cut and finished at an appropriate level to install rig equipment such as blow out preventers along with other equipment. However, because of earlier operations, the entire length of casing is typically filled with drilling fluid. Depending on conditions, the length of casing which is to be cut and removed may therefore over a 100-foot (27.4 meter) column of drilling fluid therein. The drilling fluid in this section must be properly drained before the casing is cut and removed.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2011Date of Patent: January 29, 2013Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Richard Blanchard, Jr., Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr.
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Patent number: 8307888Abstract: A method and apparatus for removing a string of casing from a well bore. The method and apparatus include a plurality of drill bits substantially aligned with each other for drilling a plurality of holes in the string of casing. The plurality of holes can be used to lift the string in casing from the well bore via a series of incremental casing sections.Type: GrantFiled: November 1, 2011Date of Patent: November 13, 2012Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr., Richard Blanchard, Jr., Donald D. Deslatte, Kenneth J. Cahill
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Patent number: 8047277Abstract: A method and apparatus for removing a string of casing from a well bore. The method and apparatus include a plurality of drill bits substantially aligned with each other for drilling a plurality of holes in the string of casing. The plurality of holes can be used to lift the string in casing from the well bore via a series of incremental casing sections.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 2009Date of Patent: November 1, 2011Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Richard Blanchard, Donald D. Deslatte, Kenneth J. Cahill
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Patent number: 7926570Abstract: A well bore fluid recovery system and method is disclosed for recovering a column of well bore fluid within a stand of casing before cutting the casing. The recovery system relates to a system for preventing fluids from being spilled when casing is being finished for a well bore. After being run the casing must be cut and finished at an appropriate level to install rig equipment such as blow out preventers along with other equipment. However, because of earlier operations, the entire length of casing is typically filled with drilling fluid. Depending on conditions, the length of casing which is to be cut and removed may therefore over a 100-foot (27.4 meter) column of drilling fluid therein. The drilling fluid in this section must be properly drained before the casing is cut and removed.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 2010Date of Patent: April 19, 2011Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Richard Blanchard, Jr., Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr.
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Patent number: 7681633Abstract: A well bore fluid recovery system and method is disclosed for recovering a column of well bore fluid within a stand of casing before cutting the casing. The recovery system relates to a system for preventing fluids from being spilled when casing is being finished for a well bore. After being run the casing must be cut and finished at an appropriate level to install rig equipment such as blow out preventers along with other equipment. However, because of earlier operations, the entire length of casing is typically filled with drilling fluid. Depending on conditions, the length of casing which is to be cut and removed may therefore over a 100-foot (27.4 meter) column of drilling fluid therein. The drilling fluid in this section must be properly drained before the casing is cut and removed.Type: GrantFiled: December 30, 2008Date of Patent: March 23, 2010Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Richard Blanchard, Jr., Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr.
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Patent number: 7621321Abstract: A method and apparatus for removing a string of casing from a well bore. The method and apparatus include a plurality of drill bits substantially aligned with each other for drilling a plurality of holes in the string of casing. The plurality of holes can be used to lift the string in casing from the well bore via a series of incremental casing sections.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2006Date of Patent: November 24, 2009Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Richard Blanchard, Donald D. Deslatte, Kenneth Cahill
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Patent number: 7469747Abstract: A well bore fluid recovery system and method is disclosed for recovering a column of well bore fluid within a stand of casing before cutting the casing. The recovery system relates to a system for preventing fluids from being spilled when casing is being finished for a well bore. After being run the casing must be cut and finished at an appropriate level to install rig equipment such as blow out preventers along with other equipment. However, because of earlier operations, the entire length of casing is typically filled with drilling fluid. Depending on conditions, the length of casing which is to be cut and removed may therefore over a 100-foot (27.4 meter) column of drilling fluid therein. The drilling fluid in this section must be properly drained before the casing is cut and removed.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2008Date of Patent: December 30, 2008Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Richard Blanchard, Jr., Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr.
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Patent number: 7373987Abstract: A well bore fluid recovery system and method is disclosed for recovering a column of well bore fluid within a stand of casing before cutting the casing. The recovery system relates to a system for preventing fluids from being spilled when casing is being finished for a well bore. After being run the casing must be cut and finished at an appropriate level to install rig equipment such as blow out preventers along with other equipment. However, because of earlier operations, the entire length of casing is typically filled with drilling fluid. Depending on conditions, the length of casing which is to be cut and removed may therefore over a 100-foot (27.4 meter) column of drilling fluid therein. The drilling fluid in this section must be properly drained before the casing is cut and removed.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 2006Date of Patent: May 20, 2008Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Richard Blanchard, Jr., Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr.
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Patent number: 7134502Abstract: A well bore fluid recovery system and method for recovering a column of well bore fluid within a stand of casing before cutting the casing. The recovery system relates to a system for preventing fluids from being spilled when casing is being finished for a well bore. After being run the casing must be cut and finished at an appropriate level to install rig equipment such as blow out preventers along with other equipment. However, because of earlier operations, the entire length of casing is typically filled with drilling fluid. Depending on conditions, the length of casing which is to be cut and removed may therefore over a 100-foot (27.4 meter) column of drilling fluid therein. The drilling fluid in this section must be properly drained before the casing is cut and removed.Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2004Date of Patent: November 14, 2006Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Richard Blanchard, Jr., Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Sr.
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Patent number: 7021381Abstract: A method and apparatus for removing a string of casing from a well bore. The method and apparatus include a plurality of drill bits substantially aligned with each other for drilling a plurality of holes in the string of casing. The plurality of holes can be used to lift the string in casing from the well bore via a series of incremental casing sections.Type: GrantFiled: September 29, 2003Date of Patent: April 4, 2006Assignee: Hudson Services, Inc.Inventors: Sandra Remedies, John Rucker, Richard Blanchard, Donald D. Deslatte, Kenneth Cahill