Christian F Capderou from 12022 Concho Bay Ct, Houston, TX 77041, age 54

Christian Capderou Phones & Addresses

12022 Concho Bay Ct, Houston, TX 77041
San Ramon, CA
14926 Codys Run, Cypress, TX 77429 • (281)2576174
PO Box 6046, San Ramon, CA 94583

Work

Company:

Chevron
Aug 2017
Position:

Senior completions advisor

Education

Degree:

Master of Science, Masters
School / High School:

Institut National Des Sciences Appliquées De Toulouse
1989 to 1995
Specialities:

Mechanical Engineering

Skills

Completions • Completion • Petroleum Engineering • Oil/Gas • Stimulation • Oilfield • Upstream • Offshore Drilling • Drilling Engineering • Subsea Engineering • Field Development • Sand Control • Product Optimization • Oil&Gas • Offshore • Subsea • Production Optimization • Onshore • Drilling • Wireline • Perforation • Unconventional

Languages

English • French • Spanish

Industries

Oil & Energy

Resumes

Senior Completions Advisor

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Location:

Houston, TX

Industry:

Oil & Energy

Work:

Chevron
Senior Completions Advisor
Baker Hughes Oct 2004 - Apr 2008
Business Development Manager, Houston
Halliburton 1996 - 2004
Technical Advisor

Education:

Institut National Des Sciences Appliquées De Toulouse 1989 - 1995
Master of Science, Masters, Mechanical Engineering

Skills:

Completions
Completion
Petroleum Engineering
Oil/Gas
Stimulation
Oilfield
Upstream
Offshore Drilling
Drilling Engineering
Subsea Engineering
Field Development
Sand Control
Product Optimization
Oil&Gas
Offshore
Subsea
Production Optimization
Onshore
Drilling
Wireline
Perforation
Unconventional

Languages:

English
French
Spanish

Us Patents

Apparatus And Method For Remote Actuation Of A Downhole Assembly
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US Patent:

20120061095, Mar 15, 2012
Filed:

Jun 23, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/167376
Inventors:

Christian Capderou - Cypress TX, US
International Classification:

E21B 34/06
E21B 34/00
US Classification:

166373, 166321
Abstract:

An apparatus and method is disclosed for remotely operating a downhole tool within a wellbore. The wellbore extends from a ground or subsea surface downward into the earth. The apparatus includes a tool having a production assembly with at least one sleeve adapted for movement from a first sleeve position facilitating entry of formation fluids past the sleeve into the wellbore to a second sleeve position that retards entry of formation fluids. The downhole tool may be configured to resume production following fracturing, gravel packing or other operations without the need for additional trips into the well for the purpose of opening production sleeves. A fluid pressure pulse or electromagnetic signal or other signal may be delivered downhole for remote mechanical actuation of the apparatus.

Christian F Capderou