Abstract: An inflow control nozzle is provided for use with a tubing. The nozzle includes a one-piece, 3D printed body, the body including a fluid inlet in communication with an outside of the tubing said inlet having an oval cross section; a fluid outlet in communication with an inside of the tubing; and an inner bore connecting the fluid inlet to the fluid outlet, said inner bore including a venturi restriction. The inner bore comprises a flared profile from the fluid inlet to the venturi restriction, and a flared and curved profile from the venturi restriction to the fluid outlet, said curved profile being free of angular bends or sharp direction change. An outflow control nozzle is also provided for use with a tubing and an inflow-outflow control nozzle is further provided for use with a casing.

Abstract: A smart dart has a central bore and a collapsible annular protrusion extending radially outward from the dart body. The dart is deployed in a run-in configuration and actuated to a landing configuration to stop on a target seat identified by a control mechanism based on a seat count. The dart also includes a latch tool at a nose section and the central bore and the inner bore of the latch tool are aligned axially. A valve is installed in the central bore and a valve actuator closes the valve to seal the central bore for pressure isolating the wellbore downhole from the wellbore uphole the valve when the dart lands on the target seat.

Abstract: A wellbore dart comprises a body conveyable through a tubing string, the body defining a central flow bore to allow circulation of fluid from a tool through the wellbore dart; an internal valve to seal the central flow bore; a valve actuator; a collapsible annular protrusion; and a control mechanism configured to register a dart seat count responsive to dart seat contact and switch the dart between a run in configuration and landing configuration responsive to registering a target number of counts.

Abstract: A downhole flow pulsing device comprises a housing connected in series with a drill string and a valve with a rotating portion in the housing arranged to vary an area of a flow passage through the housing. A fluid actuated positive displacement motor drives rotation of the valve. A drive link permits the rotating portion of the valve to be optionally coupled directly to the motor of the drill string. The valve includes radially oriented rotating ports intermittently communicating with surrounding fixed ports and a bypass channel. Axial displacement of the rotating ports relative to the fixed ports and bypass channel permits amplitude of the downstream fluid pulses to be adjusted. The valve includes a number of circumferentially spaced ports which differs from a prescribed number of pressure fluctuations in the fluid for each full rotation of the rotor of the drill motor.

Abstract: A downhole flow pulsing device comprises a housing connected in series with a drill string and a valve with a rotating portion in the housing arranged to vary an area of a flow passage through the housing. A fluid actuated positive displacement motor drives rotation of the valve. A drive link permits the rotating portion of the valve to be optionally coupled directly to the motor of the drill string. The valve includes radially oriented rotating ports intermittently communicating with surrounding fixed ports and a bypass channel. Axial displacement of the rotating ports relative to the fixed ports and bypass channel permits amplitude of the downstream fluid pulses to be adjusted. The valve includes a number of circumferentially spaced ports which differs from a prescribed number of pressure fluctuations in the fluid for each full rotation of the rotor of the drill motor.