Patents by Inventor Scott DeYoung

Scott DeYoung 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).

  • SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DELIVERING FLUID INTO A WELLBORE
    Publication number: 20250188819
    Abstract: A valve assembly for delivering a fluid into a wellbore includes a stationary valve assembly that is installed on a production tube that extends down into the wellbore. A dynamic valve assembly that is attached to a capillary line is lowered into the production tube, and the dynamic valve assembly releasably latched onto the stationary valve assembly. The latching of the dynamic valve assembly to the stationary valve assembly also opens a fluid connection between the dynamic valve assembly and the stationary valve assembly, thereby allowing pressurized fluid to flow from the capillary line into the wellbore via the stationary valve assembly. When it is necessary or desirable to perform maintenance or repair operations on the dynamic valve assembly or the capillary line, the dynamic valve assembly and the attached capillary line can all be withdrawn to the top of the well.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 22, 2024
    Publication date: June 12, 2025
    Inventors: Stephen Burrows, Kevin Cheramie, Scott DeYoung, Matthew Young, Kelly Wells
  • Systems and methods for delivering fluid into a wellbore
    Patent number: 12044105
    Abstract: A valve assembly for delivering a fluid into a wellbore includes a stationary valve assembly that is installed on a production tube that extends down into the wellbore. A dynamic valve assembly that is attached to a capillary line is lowered into the production tube, and the dynamic valve assembly releasably latched onto the stationary valve assembly. The latching of the dynamic valve assembly to the stationary valve assembly also opens a fluid connection between the dynamic valve assembly and the stationary valve assembly, thereby allowing pressurized fluid to flow from the capillary line into the wellbore via the stationary valve assembly. When it is necessary or desirable to perform maintenance or repair operations on the dynamic valve assembly or the capillary line, the dynamic valve assembly and the attached capillary line can all be withdrawn to the top of the well.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 12, 2023
    Date of Patent: July 23, 2024
    Assignee: FLOWCO PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS, LLC
    Inventors: Stephen Burrows, Kevin Cheramie, Scott DeYoung, Matthew Young